Oranges. District Mining Report
At the Peabody the company have commenced to stack are [?] trial smelting. Matters in every shape look exceedingly prosperous. Mr. Phillips has been appointed mining captain…
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Mining & the mines, 1872
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Mining Intelligence. Wattle Flat
"IMPRIMIS," I must apprise you that we have bona fide winter here, and no mistake. During Friday last a heavy fall of snow took place, and, separate from concomitant circumstances, you…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TIN. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
Mr. Editor.—Within; the last three months several parties hare brought to me small parcels of what they supposed to be tin, but I could not detect any of that metal in any one…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. We do not identify ourselves with the opiniose of our Correspondent. the International Exhibition, 1873, and New South Wales. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
SIR,—Sir James Marlin has been the means, in the Legislative Assembly of preventing the representation of this colony at the coming exhibition to be held in London, by his…
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DUKE OF EDINBURGH, CHAMBERS CREEK.—The manager reports:—No. I Shaft, sunk 21 feet at the end of the open drive, has been suspended the reef still running very flat. Another…
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THE escort left Thursday last conveying 3794 ozs. of gold as the yield of Gulgong for the previous fortnight. We expected that the amount would have been larger by contributions…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Export Duty on Gold. We do not identify ourselves with the opinions of our Correspondents. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free press and Mining Journal
SIR.—In looking over the Parliamentary debate I see that Mr. Baker's Bill to abolish the Gold Export Duty has been again rejected. We did nut expect anything else at the hands of the…
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SIR,—Everyone must admit that monopoly, in any business whatever, is dangerous to a community; and there can be no doubt that it has been well said, "Opposition prevents…
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The system of gradual development and care taken to ascortain the bond fide nature of any mining venture submitted to the public from this district before putting bit into market is…
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IF any person wishes to see mining business done hi a crisp fashion, we commend to his notice the chances offered by admission to the Ballart Mining…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Intelligence. Chamber's Creek. From Our Own Correspondent
IN my last I made mention of the Crinoline striking good gold. I am glad that I can now confirm [?] report, and that the stone looks even better then I was told. I was shown the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →We do not identify with the opinions of our Correspondents. the Permissive Liquor Law and the Sons of Temperance. To the Editor of the Bathurst free press and Mining Journal
SIR,—There is no greater [?] under the sun, than the crime of intemperance. All [?] nations, and classes, have given victims to this bane. Philosopher, statesman, [?] and…
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THE past week has been an unusually quiet one in mining matters, that is in the way of new finds. Work is being steadily earned forward on all the various leads and workings with the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Intelligence. Chambers' Creek. From Our Own Correspondence
SINGH I wrote you last I have another find to record. The General Moltke has come on splendid gold this afternoon in their [?] They are in about 112 feet with it, and it is…
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Since the recent crushings at Tamoaroora a change has come over the dreams of Sydney speculators, and for the time nothing will go down but gold. A few returns below par from…
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SINCE my last, several edifices have been completed, or nearly so, of a much more substantial character than is usually seen upon the diggings. Seller's large store opened last evening…
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THE escort left on Thursday conveying 4400 oz. 9 dwt. 17 gr. as the produce of the goldfield for the previous fortnight. The amount is slightly above the average of the year, and is an…
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THE [?] of your Trunkey Correspondent must not be attributed to want of sufficient news to make up his usual report. Absence from home, and attention to other business must be…
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WE have from time to time been requested by a large number of correspondents to afford what information we are able to give upon the alleged gold discoveries on…
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The following telegram, from Mr. J. A. G. Little, Port Darwin, to Mr. Blitrich, 88 Elizabeth stret, was received on Saturday last:â Alluvial not found payable. Quarts reef…
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