Mining Intelligence. the Turon
His s task of no mean difficulty to hope st despair, and on re-perusal of our last an article, we are free to confess that operated by the adverse clouds which hung for a…
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Mining & the mines, 1852
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Original Correspondence. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press, and Mining Journal
SIR—Allow me, through your columns, to set the public right with regard to the rather sudden and melancholy death of a young woman named Fox, in this neighbourhood, on Sunday last, for…
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Ending you the statement of this day's gold, I am not enable I to speak with any degree of satisfaction as to the results, asks now rule the price, competition with…
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The California party arrived in Bathurst on Thursday last from tho, Tuena Creek with 77 ozs. of gold, which, with 3 ozs. sold on the diggings, made 80 ozs. obtained in 12 days, of very course…
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SIR.—The uninclosed and neglected stated those last mansions of the dead in (as it is called the old burial place, has often struck me as reprehensible in a christian community, Mr…
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The diggins out here are proceeding mach as usual, and a few struggling parties continue to do well. A large party of newly arrived Californians, who appear to be quite up to their…
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SIR.—What has become of the Bathurst Cricket Club? Verily I fear that, like many other clubs, associations, and companies, it has been called into existence only to be smothered at the…
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SIR.—A report is current is this neighbourhood [?] one of your crack horses is about to be sent an Orange to contend for the two head prizes, and can assure you it is exciting no little…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. to the Turon Miners. (Per favour of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal.)
The great disappointment and heavy losses which the miners, in possession of bed claims on the Turon, have suffered by the floods, often crushing their hopes when just on the point of…
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The latest accounts from Australia prove that the anticipations entertained as to the productiveness of the gold fields in New South Wales are in no respect exaggerated. To describe the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Country News. Hanging Rock Diggings-fresh Gold Field Found
Since our last we have received much additional information from the Hanging Rock diggings; but we have the pleasure to lay before our readers the following account, from a…
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SIR.—A horse mail has lately been established between Mudgee and the Meroo Creek,—a very great convenience certainly, but how the contract has been effected, myself and the public are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bathurst Free Press. "Magna Est Veritas Et Prevalebit." Wednesday, March 10, 1852. the British Government and the Australian Gold Fields
MUCH anxiety has naturally been felt respecting the policy the Home Government might adopt with regard to our gold fields, and this anxiety, there is every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →British Extracts. the Gold Question
The discovery of gold in Australia, and the abundant yield of the Californian mines, have again called public attention to the important question of the probable influence of so large an…
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The long and tantalizing break in our English arrivals, and the sudden charge in our Banking institutions, combine to render the market for gold as unsettled and unsatisfactory as could well…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →District Intelligence. Carcoar Gold Field
Referring to my last communication from this quarter, informing you of the discovery of a profitable gold field in this locality, and also referring to a communication to the Government on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Intelligence. the Turon
Since the return of sunshine and dry weather, a steady and progressive improvement in Turon affairs appears to have taken place. The lowered of the river, now an insignificant streamlet…
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DAVIS'S CREEK DIGGINGS.—The intelligence published by us in a late issue that gold had been procured in Davis's Creek in sufficient quantity and with sufficient facility to promise successful…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →British Extracts. on Gold Deposits and Washings
Gold, from being found in its metallic state, is always, even to those acquainted with finding it in its deposits, a subject of much exaggeration, to many times its real amount; ami even to the…
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I beg to hand you the sesult of this day's sale of Gold Dust. Prices, on the whole, will be found more satisfactory than our last. Some considerable purchases have been made at the low…
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