Another Fatal Accident in Byers and Holtermann’s Mine
At about one oâclock p.m. on Thursday the [?] intelligence was received in town than another miner had been killed in [?] and Hotelmann's mine. In this…
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Mining & the mines, 1874
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Merendee Mining
LEANING OAK CREEK.â This place is situated About seven miles on the Mudgee side of Merendee, and seventeen miles from Mudgee. From Gulgong it is about thirty…
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Messrs. Seratehley, MâGillivary and party have applied to register a reservoir, 800 yards extent, at the new rush at Tallewang, as well as the right to cut a race half a mile long…
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THE arrival of a Mining Surveyor in this district is an event that promises excellent results. Mr. MacFarlane has instructions to proceed at once with surveying the mineral…
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The following is the report of Alluvial Mining Regulations Committe, whose code of alluvial regulations will be discussed next week :â…
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The new prospecting party on the east of the Buchanan are getting down with their shaft, but the sinking is hard in parts and progress is necessarily slow. The spot chosen is very…
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THERE is now a [?] that [?] will be done to [?] operator the large [?] of [?] ground that has been locked up and exempted from mining [?] during…
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Present :âMr. Baker, Mr. Copeland, Mr. De C Browne, Mr. W. Brown, Mr. Burns, Mr. Eddy, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Mongan, Mr. Roman, Mr. Sweeney, and Mr…
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[?] Messrs. Baker, [?] De [?] W. Brown, Burns, Eddy, [?] Nengan, Roman, Sweeney, and [?]…
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From Baxterâs paddock we learn that the sharaholders in No. 2 have had a washing of 497 loads with a yields of 700 ounces of gold and that the owners of No. 1 washed 430…
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MESSRS. MâLeary, Scott, Johnson, and Lester have given notice that they intend to apply for a lease of two acres of abandoned alluvial ground on the Red Lead, lying about…
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PRESENT : Messrs, Baker, D. C. Browne, [?] Burns. Copsland, Eddy, Griffin, [?] and Thomson. Yet Ca[?] (Mr. H. A. Thomson.)…
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Present : Messrs. Baker, De C. Browne, W. Brown, Burns, Copeland, Eddy, Griffin. Mongan. Roman, Sweeney, and Thomson. The Chairman, Mr. H. A. Thomson, took…
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OUR, report to-day must necessarily be brief ; on while [?] it is an all-sufficing reason till somebody invents a machine for making mining news to order, whether it happens to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Palmer River Gold - FIELDS. (From the Cooktown Herald, July 8th.)
OWING to the courtesy of the Hon. W. Yaldwyn, M.L.O., who arrived on Friday evening from the Palmer gold-fields, we are enabled to place before our readers the…
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THE ground upon the Happy Valley Lead near Homerâs paddock continues to be shepherded, and several shafts an in the course of being put down. Messrs. Anderson and…
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WE are happy to learn that work has now been recommenced on the old Moonlight Lead with good earnest. Messrs. Morris and party have been working in No. 2 for about…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →MR. A. Fyfe on the Palmer Goldfields. (From the Cooktown Courier.)
A PUBLIC meeting was held at the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Tuesday last to hear an account of the Palmer goldfields from Mr. Fyfe, and to consider the advisability of…
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Messrs. John Ross, Robert Riddell, and John Campbell have given notice of their intention to apply for a lease of six acres of alluvial ground at the Home Rule, under…
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