Gold Circular
The most important piece of intelligence from our mines this week, is the discovery at Louisa Creek of a specimen of gold quartz, weighing 27 lbs. It is said to be almost pure, and whilst in the…
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Mining & the mines, 1851
121 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 7
Victoria Gold Field
I HAVE taken up my pen to address a few lines to you on the subject of the gold mines here and at Mount Alexander. I have been here now about five weeks, and when first I came, the whole of the banks…
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THE unexpected arrival in Goulburn on Wednesday last, at 3 p. m. of 2558 ounces 1dwt. 22gr. of gold from Braidwood, under the escort of Assistant-Commissioner M…
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WE copy the following from the INTELLIGENCER, who has extracted it from the DAILY NEWS :— "The yield from both these gold fields continues large, and is fast on the increase. Despite the ungenerous…
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ALMOST every part of South America affords mines of gold and silver, but those rich metals are most abundantly found in Chili as well as large quantities of copper, tin,…
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Peter Brennan's lump, found at the Louisa, and alluded to in a former communication, has arrived here, and, as I am given to understand, has been purchased by Mr. Joseph Walford, for £1,300. It…
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WE have nothing particular to communicate from the Mines this week. Gold is being obtained [as usual, and finds its way to Sydney in considerable quantities. The Braidwood mines are perhaps the…
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THE ARGUS contains the following information on this subject:— It has struck us, that once arrived in Melbourne or Geelong, no very large quantities of gold will…
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It may be remembered that some few weeks since, the prospects of the party I shall now mention was attended with no success. I have now a very different tale to unfold, not the one of the Arabian…
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A LONG interval has taken place since I last took up my pen to furnish you with any information from this auriferous quarter, arising from the fact that everything has lately come under the…
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SIR,—The numbers arriving here daily from various quarters, are swelling the tide of immigration to these diggins materially. The living masses here present to the eye the idea of a vast moving…
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Accidents by falling into holes are of almost daily occurrence, and show how difficult it is to be prepared against such a misfortune; I may merely mention that during the last week no less than three…
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SINCE Australia has proved to be a gold producing country, and human beings are daily arriving from all quarters of the world and proceeding to our mines, it is gratifying to be able to announce, not only that…
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The extraordinary richness of our own gold fields is proved by the steady and continuous yield exhibited by the quantities weekly brought into the towns. The only means of…
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Several persons returned to Melbourne, on Saturday, and yesterday from these gold fields, nearly all of whom give very satisfactory accounts of success. One party of…
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A FEW days back, three gentlemen, having made up a party of six, started on a prospecting tour up the Breadbow River, for the purpose of ascertaining beyond a doubt whether gold existed in this stream…
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THE SYDNEY HERALD of Friday, December 12, says:—"We have been favoured with a sight of two letters, one from Messrs. Dunbar and Sons to Messrs. Smith, Campbell & Co.;…
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THE intelligence from Victoria by yesterday's overland mail is of so astounding a character that our pen refuses to write upon any other subject; the escort in that colony brought into Melbourne last…
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SHOULD the accounts of the mineral wealth of New South Wales be confirmed, it will become. the duty of the Government, in which all unsold lands and all mines of fold and silver in sold lands are vested, to…
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EVERY day developes fresh evidence of the immense wealth contained in the gold-bearing quartz veins, extending through a vast region of country along the foot hills on the…
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