OHINEMURI GOLDFIELD.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2223, 7 October 1886, Page 2

OHINEMURI GOLDFIELD.

Lt'KOM OIK OWN CORRKSI'ONnKyr.J KarangahakePalrov, Tuesday. J™ .^ L " xim Kkiutixw Wouks iLimi rn>.) — I his plant is now rapidly approaching completion, and will be ready to start in a few weeks. A wire tramway is to be con--tnu-ted from the county track. WoohsrocK.— Both furnace and men r\rc idle at the present tune. The shareholders meet shortly to consider what is best to be done. Crowx.— Some really pood dirt is coming to hand in this 'mine. Holders of scrip will probably hear good tidings so soon as Kailley starts the new plant, this being the class of dirt be»t treated by tho pin system. Ahkline.— lB tons of the 2ud class quprU is being treated at the Ivanhoo battery. US tons of the low- grade, and about 10 tons first class dirt will be sent to the Thames this week. Most of it is already at Mackaytown en route. The contractors for the low level are making fair. ' Mona^tkry.— Diiving along the reef, t rospects fan. Leamini.iox.— The reef has been cut, but not sufficiently to pionounce upon its value. The manager is trenching on the outcrop. Dibho and Ro-se.— Are expected to '•tart again shortly. Sitko. — Mi- Morgan, mine manager, leports fair progress, considering the extreme harshness of the country in the low level. The mullock is m> hard that the comity are imng it f.i metalling the track. Hie dme will hole through into the winze m a bhi.lt, or two.