Gulgong Mining Report
WORK was recommenced this morning in the prospecting claim of the lead, known as âMy Dream,â situated between [?]tannery and the Star of the West. The…
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Mining & the mines, 1874
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Gulgong Mining Report
IT is reported that Messrs. Whelan and party, who have does considerable work in the way of prospecting the new ground under the paddock of Mr. Lyons, have asked for an…
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EiIGHTYY- ONE ounces of gold from 257 tons is said to have been the result of the crushing, at Mr. Scullyâs machine, of the shareholders in No. 23 Black Lead. This yield is sufficient…
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Many of the old experienced diggers were attracted, when they came to the Bendigo gold fields, by the large quarts [?] to be seen in all directions. Very…
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IN Wallâs paddock things are said to be very slack at the present time. No payable alluvial gold has thus far been traced. Several parties continue working their claims, but we…
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[?] will be found a full report of the decision of the Supreme Court, on the points received at the last Circuit Court sittings in Mudgee, in the case of the men tried for…
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AT Tallewang mining affairs continue to be in a prosperous condition. During last week several nuggets of considerable size were unearthed. The shareholders in the…
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THE effort left on Tuesday morning, [?] 3472 or II [?] grain of gold and £200 in nobles. Only ten days had elapsed since the previous escort. In estimating the…
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A GLANCE at the newpapers published upon the goldfields is sufficient to show that the mining interest is just now going through a season of depression. The…
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Mr. Milne, who is the proprietor of a tract of land about five miles from Gulgong, has undertaken the responsibility of prospecting his paddock for gold. He is supporting a…
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THE Mining Board held its first meeting at the Colonial Secretaryâs office. The members present were the representatives of the electoral district of the Gold-fields South…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold Mining Leases. (From the S. M. Herald.)
[?] morning the Mining Board [?] the Minister for Mines with the [?] of drawing his attention to the delay in the issue of gold mining leases. The…
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WE are gratified to learn that the prospectors on the Shamrock Lead continue to raise good payable dirt. The shareholders in No. 1 have also obtained favourable prospects,…
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DURING last week Messrs. William Capewell and party, who had taken [?] of an abandoned shaft between the old Happy Valley lead and the lower part of Mr…
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THE rush to Tallewang is likely to have an excellent effect, independent of the golden ground already discovered. Every miner with whom we have convened has no…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Home Rule Mining Report. (From [?] Home Rule Pilot)
[?] rains take somewhat [?] operations, the sudden [?] of the ground making the work of [?] trying to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Board of New South Wales. (From the S. M. Herald)
[?] Chairman (Mr. H. A. [?] took [?] All the members were present. The minutes of last meeting were…
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IT seems very probable that oar sister colony of Western Australia will not, after all, be left oat of the roll of the gold-producing dependencies of the Crown…
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THE party who have been at work for some weeks in the paddock of Mr. Milne are now down 160 feet. They have a good whim erected, and any amount of horses to work…
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