Clarence River Goldfields
THE accounts from these diggings still continue very favourable. A party just returned from there visited our office during the past week, and laid…
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Mining & the mines, 1861
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Our Gold Fields
NEW RUSH.—From our late advices, we learn that the New Rush, or Smith-field Diggings, is still progressing most favourably, the population, receiving…
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THE report, which we stated in our last issue, with reference to a new goldfield being discovered at Cangi, turns out to be correct. A corespondent,…
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ACCORDING to promise [?] write you by this post. The Ca[?] [?]ggings are still yielding well, and [?]arties are making their £4 and £5 per week,…
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SIR,—Some few months since a meeting was convened by the storekeepers and publicans upon the Tableland, for the purpose of considering the advisability of furnishing parties with the means…
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CANGI diggings are now being worked, and its auriferous treasures beginning to be developed. The miners at work there are very sanguine of success. At present they are engaged in cutting…
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