Tokyo, Nov. 5.
Rich coposits of gold are reported to have been found in Chientao, on the Manchoukuo-Korea border, by a survey party, headed by Prof. Kado-Kura, of Tokyo Imperial University, which has just returned to Japan.
Prof. Kadokura declared that his party discovered a gold vein 12,000 ft long, with thickness ronging from seven {0 50 ft. and depth of about 7,000 ft, with gold contents reaching {in spots the ratio of 369 to 1,000,000. He disclosed that in all about ten mines were discovered, but declined to give details—Rengo.
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