THE LATEST.

Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1839, 19 April 1884, Page 2

THE LATEST.

Friday Night. Crushing at the Waiorongomai battery is kept steadily going, 20 head of the stampers being used by the Colonist mine, 15 by the New Find, and the other five head on trial parcels from various claims. To-morrow the Canadian company will commence bending down the line the first of a trial lot of 50 to 60 loads, which it is proposed to put through. This will be the first parcel tried from this mine, and some interest is being taken in the trial aq the claim for position is one of the most important on the field, having the New Find on the one hand and the Colonist on the other, both of which are dividend paying mines. There has been no further breaking down of the reef in either the Wellington or Waiorongomai claims, but excellent prospects continue to be got from the mullock lying alongside the reef.

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