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Pacific Islands Monthly, 17 May 1934Vol. IV, No. 10

Fine-Gold Saving Machine

p. 21 · Read in the full issue

Mr. Reginald Mcalister, Of High

Street, Bankstown, Sydney, has in vented and successfully demonstrated in the presence of a number of expert gold miners, a “fine-gold saving machine,” which he claims will greatly assist pros pectors and others in the search for gold.

During one demonstration a ton of “dirt” was put through the machine and old prospectors expressed surprise when specks of gold, some hardly visible to the naked eye and others which floated on the water used, were saved.

Simple in construction, the machine is driven by power, having a capacity to treat 20 tons of “dirt” a day easily. It can be assembled by two men and can

be used in any locality.-

S.L.