Mining Report
THE scarcity of water in beginning the cause inconvenience on several parts of this goldfields, but it is hoped the few showers which have fallen recently are indicative of more to come…
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Mining & the mines, 1873
51 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 3
The Loss of Gold in Quartz-crushing in Queensland
THE following letter on the above subject appears in the âS. M. Heraldâ:â Doubtless results obtained by Mr. Smith, of the Metallurgical Laboratory,…
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THE Launceston correspondent of the âHobart Town Merceryâ writes :â I am happy to say that our iron industries are progressing very favourably. Two…
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THE escort which left for Sydney on Thursday took down 3864 ozs. 15 dwts. 5grs. of gold, and £1334 in cash. This is a very fair escort, considering the partial stopple of work at the…
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SINCE the publication of our last mining report the wet weather has completely put a stop to work on mining parts of this goldfield, and impeded it everywhere. The rain water is, on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Is Gold-mining Profitable! To the Editor of the 1 Mel bourn Age,’
SIR,âIn a letter that appeared in your last Saturdayâs issue signed âEcho,â I promised to give further particulars of a system to be adopted for ensuring a greater certainty in…
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THE escort which left on Thursday morning took away 1479 ounces of gold, and over £3000 in each. Though the quantity is small the winder is that so much was ready for…
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THE recent accounting fall in the price of shares in the leading gold-mining companies, of this colony, lin[?] while carrying [?] to the [?] of investors, been a source of bewildering our…
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THOUGH gold, in its separate and pure state, is readily distinguishable from other [?] and minerals, by its colour, softness high [?] gravity, and [?] in the [?]…
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Work is resuming its regular course all over the goldfield, though in some claims the damage sustained through the late rains is not yet [?]…
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THE escort for the past fortnight left Gulgong on Thursday with 4302 ozs. 4 dwts. 15 grs. of gold. This is a good escort considering that washing-up has been much hindered on account…
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