UNITED ALPINE.

Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1427, 6 August 1884, Page 2

UNITED ALPINE.

Fkiray. August 1. Afc tho batti v eve^yiliing is workins; away sinfully. Tli^vk was nocieitin •i;'»up this week as tho battery will bo kept running up till Saturday ni.^lit, and irencial cloaning-up foi* Lhe mooth mude on Monday. — No 6 level -No 'h face — Still d-. : 'ing alidad on a li.irt bod y of stone. There is a goo. l bib ol rau.iof.k rt.lon^.side tbe footwa' 1 .. hut, wiuh u.-pyv iiidioai.ion of oiiwiiig oni i di.eotiy. Tli« rise js now op aboiu i o0 feet, .sli i i ib! lowing stone; aifcliouy'i, ie has thinned a little daring i,iie lasL few foot. When one set niO'-e is timbered, the size will be reduced and the compartments formed for mnllouk, and quattz passes. — Loading Slope — ITore lilif-rc is a&p'cnded body oi'stoue : and, of the full width of 20 f'ecfc being tiilcon out, there is fully 18 feet of quartz. — No. 2 — The hands a/c weil past tho place where the !.c--f ran into the iootwu!l,and stone is eomajonoi.ig tv niake. again in the I'ae<\ A. iV»v feet more ahead, andthfe suonld bn the regular body of scone again. No '6 is not working yet, but when the leuuing stope is up as far as the. , iso, hands wili be put on to extend it ahead a«h.in. Thf;re is a good body of stone showing in the face, and ■ every I'oofc dnveu, ruher in thf level, or in the slopes," goes to pi'ove the permanent and. subI' , L i i. . j „;*;,„ „.„ : „ i'

scantai cuaracuur ut tuo uuiiu roei.