The manager wire*':—»" Ten pounds picked atone, north wist drive ; lOlha leading stope, No. 4 reef ; and 12!bs N\ 4 stope, Clarken's leader.—W. 11. Burch.'

NEW ALBTJRNIA. The manager wired this afternoon as follows-.—" 1400z3 retortsdgold from 310 teas of general quartz "—T. A. Dunlop "

SHEBIDAN (Tapu). The works on ihe different le»elg in this mine are being attended with excellent re sult*. The'.'winzi now in progress has >>een eunk to a depfi of 20 feet from tbe No. 3, or lowest level in the mine. Through oat the depth attained the reef has shown a thickness from 2 to 3 feet, and from tbe siting point specimens of a very rich character have been obtained, the lode tself will apparently widen oat to much larger dimensions as it strikes downwards. The manager informs mo that the ore beiaf; treated is won from all sections in the mine. Astart has been msde in tbe Ophir section at a point 200 feet south of the present works. Mr Williams cays they intend driving south-east, or along the course of the reef till the junction of the Jamieson's ore lodes are met with. The manager anticipates opening up payable blocks in this direction. It will been seen that no time is being wasted and that the intentions arc t* thoroughly develop the property and keep op a steady output of ore. Tbe last return of 72soz melted gold valued at £9 Qi 6d per bz was the result of 9 d»y« rah. If the company can keep up returns con sistent with the above, the ihareho!d«r| should almost immediately reap dividends.
MINE MANAGERS' REPORTS.
