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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5143, 17 July 1885, Page 3

Gold Amalgamator The Gold Amalgamator Syndicate (Limited). 15, NEW BROAD ST., LONDON. MR. HENRY TAPP, THAMES, NEW ZEALAND, Agent fob tee Colonies. o ■■ ■ /OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ELECTBO-AMALGAMATOR PROCESS. Buda Pesth, Hungary. "We have bad a series of Tery interesting trials of this process under the superintend den co of Mr Henry Tapp, representative . of the Electro-Amalgamator Company, of London. The sjstom, by the aid of Electricity, renders it possible to treat low grade ores without calcination at a very small cost. The treatment of tailings, containing sickened mercury and Amalgam, all of which can be recovered by this process, can be oarried on at a cost of three shillings per ton. Professor Wagner, who has analysed the tailings, reports that in every case, after electrical amalgamation, scarcely any trace of the precious metal* was found." The Times, London. "The applications of Electricity to industrial purposes continue to increase, as the science becomes further and more practically deve'oped. The latest direction in which the electric current has been utilized is in connection with the extraction of gold from its ore by mercurial amalgamation. The matter has been taken up by the Electro-Amalgamator Co., at whose works a number of gentlemen interested in Gold-Mining assembled on Tuesday, to witness a demonstration. Various methods were shown, but whatever plan was adopted, showed the most absolute results m regards the effective enlivening of the mercury, and this taken with the satisfactory chemical results of working, marks the invention ns a valuable step in an important direction." Some and Colonial Mail. "... The time, labor, and money saved by this most recent application of Electricity, and the high percentage of gold extracted by it, must ensure its rapid and general adoption." San Francises Newt Letter. "... These statements were fully borne out by men of the very highest scientific reputation, among whom were Henry Tspp, Mining Engineer, Professor William Button May, Klectrician, and Fred. Clftudet, Assiyer to the Bonk of England. Mr Tapp conducted numerous experiments in the presence of expert*; tt< d among other things says that he considers th<» application of Electricity to quicksilver is the long sought for secret that is to render the refractory ores of the world amenable to mani, ulation, and that we are face to hoe with a discovery that is of tht very greatest' importance " Arrangements are being made to apply the above process at the NEW PRINCE IMPERIAL BATTERY. Parties desiring further information address — H. TAPP, Care of Thames Star Office. General Notices THE BURNING QUESTION! What's the News P 117 HY, that we are now SELLING at W such PRICES THAT DEFY ALL COMPETITION. %&° DON'T LAUGH. We bare Ladies' Besutiful Bilk Worked • Ties, at 3d each; ■ Pinafores, at lOd and Is j Embroidery and Lace, cheaper than ever i Long Curtains, 6s 6d pair; Short Curtains, 6d per yard Lane Mitt, 6(1; Nenk Frilling,, from 2d; Large Embroidery Collars, B£d and lOd; Boys' Shirts, really good, from Is 6d ; Men's Large, from 2s Gd. Hosiery of all Kinds and Sires Cheap Work Boxer, Money Boxes, Toys of all Kind and Prices. School Kits, Slates, Books, &C.—AT /?• Morgan and Cb/«, Corner of Pollen and Cocbrane St*., GKAHAMBTOWN. Please Look at tht Window. \l,r ANTED KNOWN— Waste Paper for V? . Salt at tht Srnnva Btut Otfce,