Mining Report
THESE had been considerable [?] in mining during the week, the principal [?] being the discovery of a new payable had be the Home Rule country. The lead has have called this…
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Mining & the mines, 1872
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Mining Intelligence. Wattle Flat
YOUR apology for nan insertion of my correspondent in your issue of the 26th ult, was dyly accepted and I was well established to observe that the paying department of the Free Press…
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THE escort left on Thursday last conveying [?] 18 dwts, 12 [?] as the yield for the fortnight. This amount was forwarded by was bank the remaining two holding over the [?]…
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ON The weather The weather! How to reconcile preconceived notions of seasons in relations to present facts scene to me to be almost an impossibility for on Saturday last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →We do not identify ourselves with the opinions of our Correspondents. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
SIR.— In reference to a correspondence which appeared in the Evening News of yesterday, I beg your indulgence to give it one or two corrections. Mr. Coates (as the correspondent of…
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NOTHING fresh in gold mining chornicle this week in the various mines in course of development in the vicinity of Orange. In the Pbconix they are driving an apeast from the lower level…
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We slip from the Australian the following report of a debate in the Legislative Assembly of Victoria, on the 29th October, on the above subject. It will be seen that the Assembly is…
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THE mining news this week is of a quiet character, being simply a record of the progress of existing workings, no new finds being reported during the week. Most encouraging…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. (To the Editor of the Gulgong Guardian.) the New Mining Bill
SIR,âI notice by the weekly Sydney papers, that the long promised Mining Bill has at last been introduced into Parliament. As it is, a bill in which the miners feel a deep interest, I…
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180, Pitt-street, Sydney, 19th Nov. 1872, SIR.—In your issue of the 14th nist., is a paragraph supplied by your Chambers Greek correspondent, expressing dissatisfaction at the tables…
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THE escort left on Thursday last, convoying 6582 ozs. 15 dwts. 4 gra. of gold as the yield for the fortnight. This amount is above the fortnightly avenge, and will bring the previous…
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THE following is that portion of the new Mining Act, brought in by Mr. Innes, and read before the House on Wednesday last, relating to mining on private property:—…
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WE are glad to be able to say that the last ten one of are from the Goodriah, smelted at the [?] gave a batter return than the first lot, the result being 20 per cent of fine copper. This…
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IN fulfilment of the promise mads last session and repeated in the Governorâs speech at the opening of the present session, the Government have introduced a now Mining Bill, which is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. we do not identify ourselves with the opinions of our Correspondents. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
DEAR SIR.—I trust you will allow me a shot space in your widely circulated journal to make a few remarks upon a public house situated in one of our principal streets. I am…
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CORNUBIA G. M. COMPANY,—The ground owned by this company at Long Gully, Green Swamp, near the Nepoleon Reef, is being vigorcualy worked, and the prospects of the company…
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The mining manager of the Phosmix G. M. Co. reports: I am pushing on pretty fast with the jump up, the ground still continuing good for shooting. I am now between 30 and 40 feet up…
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PART two of the Mining Bill deals at great length with the administration of justice on the goldfields. This portion of the bill merits the most earnest attention of the miners, the…
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PURSUANT to notice a public meeting of the miners and business men of Gulgong was held on Saturday afternoon last in front of Selffâs hotel, to consider the now Mining Bill…
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SIR,â The new Mining Bill proposes to transfer from the Minister for Lands to a Minister, for Mines all the responsibilities of goldfields management…
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