Mining
The general feeling on the goldfield is one of confidence, and as a result, energetic working is the order of the day ; the excitement about the Coming Event and Happy Valley Leads has not yet calmed…
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Mining & the mines, 1871
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Mining Cases. Tuesday, 2Nd MAY,1671.(Before Messrs J. F. Flunkett, end R. Rouse’ Esqrs., J.P.’s.)
APPEAL CASE.âIrvin and party appellants v M. Laughlin and party respondents; Dr Bolinfante, instructed by Mr Davidson, for appellants; Mr Clarke, (for Mr Brodribb) for respondents…
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Though there are no new leads to report, yet there is great activity In every leadâactual ,and prospective: work is the order of the day, irresponsive of the position of the claims ; all are anxious…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Appeal Court. Monday, 15Th May, 1971. (Before J. F. Plunkett and A. R. M’Donnell, Esqrs., J.Ps
Willis v. Alderson.âDr. Belinfante, who appeared for the appellant Willis, applied to have assessors. He grounded his application on the 23rd section of the Gold Fields Act, by which it was competent for…
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The new leads opened last week fix the Victoria and Sunbeam have been the principal attractions during the week to miners on the look out for a claim, the latter being the favourite owing to there…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Appeal Court. Monday [?] MAY. Bsfore [?] JEMPISE CAST—No, 26 N Blark [?]
[?] Mr. Clarke appeared for [?] The [?] On the 27th April the [?] above [?]…
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Consequent on the [?] there has been very little work done during the week in the claims on gold, so that except the hoisting of the red flag by the prospectors on the âGreet Westernâ Lead, there is…
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There has been no [?] lost la publishing the report and evidences of the above Royal Commission In Queensland. It sets an example to this colony that should tons down our vanity, As the results…
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The usual fortnightly escort left on Wednesday for Mudgee, conveying 2,117 ozs gold and £1,900 10 notes. The amount of gold is smaller than was expected; but one bank held over nearly one…
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We have received a copy of the report of the above Commission, and purport publishing those parts of it as we may deem to be of interest to the miners of this colony. As the Gold Fields Act now…
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In mining matters the past week has been a dull one; nothing new to report unless it is the rumoured discovery of payable gold in the âMoonlightâ lead, at a depth of 170 feet. As the rumour only became…
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Attention has been repeatedly directed to the desirability of bringing into general operation some cheap and inexpensive method of reducing the lower grades of gold…
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The gold escort left here on Wednesday last for Mudgee with 3452 ozs., 1 dwt. 22 grs., as the produce of this goldfield for the previous fortnight. The amount is 1426 oz. larger than the…
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It is well known that there is no single acid which will dissolve gold, but that this metal is readily soluble in a mixture in the proper proportions of nitric and muriatic acids. This…
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The leading item of mining news this week is the discovery of gold In No. 10 South Happy Valley Lead, in payable quantities. As this claim it three claims tooth of Homerâs âfree…
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In Cornwall lately a worthy farmer was presented with a gold tablet, by way of recognition of a very brave and humane action which be had performed, Mr. John…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Appeal Court. Monday. 20Th June. (Before J. F.Plankett, and R. Rouse, Esq. J.P’s.)
Mining TrespassâBridgeman and party appellants v. Corn and party respondents, Mr. Davidson for appellants; Mr. Brodribb for respondents. From the evidence given the facts appeared to be…
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The fortnightly escort left here on Wednesday with an unusually small amount of gold, only 743 ozs. listing been forwarded. A largo quantityâover 1500 ozs.âwas held over by the banks, for business…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Appeal Court. (Before J. F. Plunkett, and A, R. McDonnell, Eeqrs., J.Ps.)
Coghlan and party v Kennedy and party.âThis was an appeal against a decision of the Commissioner relative to a piece of ground containing 1730 square feet, situated on the Red Hill…
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We continue out extracts from this report, and purport next week reviewing it. As a guide for any future attempt at legislation in that colony it b utterly worthless, and, like our own Royal Commission, is…
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