Mining
LATEST FROM MARENGO— News from Marengo is not reassuring, and the general verdict of visitors is that,the prospectors only are on payable gold.Parties are warned…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
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Coolgardie Goldfields
HANNAN'S has boomed because of its rich alluvial. It has practically lived on alluvial since its discovery, some two years ago. If Hannan's had tried to live on its reefing gold…
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GOLD FINDS ON THE CLARENCE— Within the past three months the mining industry has made important developments in this district. A rich reef was opened between…
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CORAMBA REEFS.—A visit was made to the recent discoveries at Coramba on Saturday, by a party from Grafton, when the information published in our issue of Tuesday last…
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WE are requested to contradict some reports that have been made res pecting certain gold finds at Solferino. J. S. Smith states that it is not a…
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IT was in connection with the marvellous discovery of £ 1000 worth of gold in the space of a cubic yard at Tarnagulla, "Victoria, that a representative of the Age visited the find last…
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AT the Bierah Mierah mine (Messrs Nicholson and Pollock's) 10 tons of quartz are now bagged, waiting the team. This, like the former lot, will be treated in Sydney, and to all…
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MR. DENNY M'MANUS, of Bingara, writing from Coolgardie, says: " I am satisfied that there are some good reefs over here, but even those are not half as good as they are…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →[Established 1859.] the Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Tuesday Morning, October 16Th, 1894. Gold-mining Development. the Leasing System.—the Methods That Follow
THE remark is not unfrequently made, "What is needed to dispel depression and to revive trade in this district is the opening up of a rich gold field." There is no doubt but…
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MR. CONSTABLE, who has charge of the Star of Hope, Chambigne states, that the whole of the battery plant is on the ground, and partly erected. An efficient dam is…
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A CRADLE CRUSHING MACHINE.—Mr T. Mills, of Charters Towers, well known in mining circles in North Queensland, has introduced a new form of crushing mill. At a public…
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Is too soft to bo used pure; it is therefore genorally hardened by being alloyed with copper or silver. A single grain of gold may be extended into a loaf of 56 square inches. A single large-sized bottle of…
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THE coal trade at Newcastle, and in the Southern district also, is in an exceedingly depressed condition, and amongst the colliery proprietors there is no expectation, that it…
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A GOLDBEARING reef 10ft wide has been found on Kangaroo Island, and samples of the stone assayed give satisfactory results. A syndicate has obtained 120a, and a large…
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HAD some men been in the critical position in which Col. Philipson now found himself, they would probably have lost no time in leaving…
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At Cobar, another dividend of £20 per share on 128 shares was declared payable on Monday in the Mount Drysdale mine. The mine still looks splendid. They are raising…
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CORAMBA. REEFS.—The prospectors (Denning and Bailey) are about 15ft, down, showing gold. No. 1 north, one acre lease (Parry and Baker), are not working at present…
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THE 10 tons of atone from Pollock and Nicholson's lease at Nowcumberee, treated in Sydney, yielded 50ozs lldwts, valued at £192, or £151 7s 6d free of all expenses. This…
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THAT alluvial gold exists on several branches of the Clarence River has been known for many years, but very little definite information has been obtain able as to precise localities;…
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WHEN the unfortunate "swamper" arrives in Coolgardie, leg-weary and lung-dusted, his first thoughts are bent upon gold and how to get it…
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