Mining Board (From the S. M. Herald)
MEMBERS PRESENT : Messrs. Baker, W. Brown, Copeland, Griffin, Mongan, Sweeney, and Thomson. The Chairman, Mr. H. A. Thomson, took…
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Mining & the mines, 1874
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Gulgong Mining Report
Messrs. Edwin Kile and mate have discovered payable gold beyond Kennedyâs Creek, distant from Tallewang about six miles. We were shown a nugget weighing…
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THE aspect of affairs in the mines remains unchanged since last report, but there is no further retrogressions, although, on passing from Hill End to the Turon, one is still…
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YESTERDAY (says the Herald) the Board met at their room, Colonial Secretaryâs Offices. PresentâMr. Thompson (in the chair), Messrs. Baker (secretary), Sweeney, Mongan,…
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Messrs. Joseph Manlinson and party have applied for a lease of twelve acres of auriferous ground at the Three-Mile. Soon after this goldfield was opened, many of the miners…
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A CORRESPONDENT writing from Palmersville under date September 21st, says:â â I have been here but a few weeks, and during that period have spoken to many of…
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In the Great Extended Companyâs [?] of the Black Lend they continue to make good progress with their work. We learn that they are now putting in a tunnel to the…
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[?] and party, have applied to learn three [?] of ground a short distance westerly from [?]- Manlinson and Companyâs reef, at the old Three…
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Messes. Gaffney and party, Tallewaug, finished crushing about eighty loads of cement at Messrs. Cottle and Sonâs Union Battery on Thursday. We understand they…
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Messrs. T. Miller, T. Daw, B. Spearman, and J. Lynch have given notice of their intention to apply for a lease of six acres of auriferous ground at the Three-Mile…
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THE board met yesterday morning, in response to a special call, at their rooms, Colonial Secretaryâs office. PresentâMr. Thomason (in the chair), Messrs. Baker…
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Messrs. Cottle and Sons at the Union Battery, Reedy Creek, are still engaged upon the dirt from block off No. 22, Blade Lead. When this lot is finished we learn that they…
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MEMBERS present : Messrs. Baker, Copeland, Griffin, Mongan, Roman, Sweeny, and Thompson (chairman). A letter was read from the Under-Secretary…
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The prospectors near the lagoon, on the Perseverance line of gold, are now down 120 feet, and they expect to have to sink 25 feet further before they get on to the bottom…
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SIR,âA few weeks ago my attention was attracted to an advertisement in the Sydney Morning Herald which read as follows :â âThe Donkey Puzzle, instructive ingenious…
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THERE are rumors (says the[?] Advertiser) of another large nugget having been gold at Ballarat within the last fortnight by a miner resident in Creswick, and lately…
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The shareholders in No. 2 Black Lead now have to grass 150 loads of washdirty, which they think will yield about eight pennyweights weights to the load. This claim has now…
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The, Escort left on Tuesday, Taking some thing more than two thousand [?] for the fortnight, and between eye and six thousand for the month. These facts go to prove the…
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The recent rush to ground east of the old Star Lead is. not likely to prove so good as it was first supposed to be. The prospectors, is compantivaly shallow ground, found a…
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ON Tuesday Messrs. Court and. party reported payable gold, at the rate of seven pennyweights to the load, in their prospecting area, between the Star and Helvetia…
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