How Lefroy Murdered Mr. Gold
LEFROY, the murderer of Mr. Gold ou the Brighton Railway, as our readers well know, was recently tried and hanged, and the circumstances of the dark deed were so full of horror that…
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Mining & the mines, 1882
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Nana Creek Gold Field
THOSE miners who have been spending their holidays away from Nana have nearly all made their appearance again, and intend making a fresh start to- day. The miners, business men…
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THE following conditions have been finally approved, and published in the Government GAZETTE:— 28TH SECTION OF THE MINING ACT 1874. Applications for authority under section 28 of the…
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THE holidays being over most of the absentees have returned, and work is again the order of the day on the field. The reef lately opened at Tallewudjah Creek by the Messrs. Sharpe, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Few Remarks Regar[?]n the Working of the Mining Act of 1874
THE Mining Act of 1674, [?]for all relations to Gold Mining [?] has proved to be the emce of endless [?]. The BONA [?]DE miner heavily handicapped by a [?]and in monopolised by men who do not let…
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THE BALLARAT EVENING POST of Thursday says:— "Considerable consternation was created in Ballarat on Thursday morning, when it became bruited abroad that Mr Robert Atkinson, the well-known mining…
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IN all the claims at work on the field good progress has been made during the past week. Many other parties would also have been up work, but for the insecurity of tenure afforded…
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DURING the week about 12 of our must enterprising business men have been away to Grafton to attend the inquiry held there on the 25th by the Warden, as regards the pegging and…
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FEBRUARY 8.--Mining is steadily progressing, one or two parties having again set in to work, and several others are out prospecting. The following claims are steadily at work:--…
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FEBRUARY 15--Mining has been retarded a good deal during the past week, owing to the heavy rain we have has here. The weather seems now to be more settler. All [?] work…
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FEBRUARY 19, 1882. -- During the week nothing that I have heard of in the shape of new reefs or extraordinary rich finds has taken place. The different claims at work are steadily pushing…
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WE are indebted to the secretary of the Lady Matilda Gold Mining Company (Mr. D. W. Munro) for a copy of the mining manager's first general report to the directors, as follows: --…
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FEBRUARY 27. The prospected of ?Nana as a per[?]nent and payable gold-filed, the different [?]ms at work and raising stone prove beyond all doubt. Although it will be several weeks…
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MARCH 6.-- The progress made and prospects obtained in all those claims at work during the past week has been of an encouraging and satisfactory nature; sinking, tunneling, and trenching being carried on in an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clarence & Richmond Examiner Saturday, 1St April, 1882. The Ministerial Visit. the Minister for Mines in Grafton
DR. RENWICK arrived in Grafton on Wednesday, and was accompanied by Messrs R. L. Murray (Inverell), W. J. Fergusson (Glen Innes), J. Kidd (Camden), M.L.A.'s. E. Jones, Mayor, G. Martin, Police…
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Mr J. M. PURVES, M.P., one of the Board of Directors, introduced a deputation from the Surface Hill Slucing Company, to Dr. Renwick, on Wednesday last, at Mrs James's hotel. Mr G. Foott, as Chairman…
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REGULATIONS relating to golg mining lease of new or unworked Crown land, to be read in connection with, and construed as forming part of, the Regulations relating to Gold Mining Leases published in…
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Regulations relating to gold-mining leases of new or unworked Crown land, to be read in connection with, and construed as forming part of the Regulation relating to Gold Mining Leases, published in the…
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AN unusual impetus having been given to the mining industry in this district by the discovery of the rich gold-bearing roofs on the Na[?] Greek gold-field, some account of hte methods pursued in one of the oldest…
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APRIL 17TH.--The event next in importance to the discovery of a new gold-field (reeling one) is the starting of the first crushing machine to work. Saturday last, the day appointed by the Lady Matilda Gold-Mining…
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