Ann: Significant Expansion to Mineralisation at Boda, page-148

Thanks for local input. Please read links below, some interesting history. NE strike at 45 degree is mentioned from 1875 report as well.

Shaft at Mitchell's Creek (South Boda probably ???) is 360 feet or 110 metres deep from 1890.

http://bodangora.com/bodangora/mc.html

Frederick Marsh, Mining Registrar wrote in 1875

'The Mitchell's Creek Mining Co. - about 20 men employed; length of line worked, about 3/4 of a mile; depth reached, 130 ft; reef about 20 inches wide; average yield throughout, about 9dwts; strike of reef , north & south, 2 points west, dip to the east'.
'The mode of treating material at Mitchell's Creek, is by quartz fifteen head battery, copper plates, blankets, and buddles; quartz operated on averaging 9dwts; no new mode of treatment in use; about 9,000 tons of tailings stacked.

Also in 1875 - 'At Mitchell's Ck. two highly encouraging lodes have been partially worked. To one of these, known as 'Fitler's Mine', machinery to the value of £2,000 is being conveyed at the present time.

1876 - Quantity got at 170ft, 7216 tons crushed; average yield 10dwts 7.11gms. per ton; width of reef 2ft6inch; dip of reef E45deg; strike 20deg W of N.

1877 - Quantity got at 245ft. Width of reef 2ft. Dip of reef W. Strike N.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/13561035
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/13392002
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchells_Creek