Gold Circular
THE Iliomana, from Auckland, yesterday, brought news of the discovery of gold in New Zealand. We have been permitted to make the following extract from a letter received by a mercantile house…
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Mining & the mines, 1852
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Miners Read the Following
We earnestly call the attention of the gold digging community to this part of Mr. M'Eachern's letter, which appeared in the "Empire" of Saturday last:—" I…
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Our special correspondent at Forest Creek, supplies as with details illustrative of the difficulties of gold washing with a deficient supply of water. At present the under-strata of quartz, clay, &c.,…
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There is little to communicate in the gold digging line, owing to a flood which took place on Wednesday week. A thunder storm set in about eight o'clock with immense violence, and continued for a…
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We mentioned yesterday that Messrs. Bonney and Babbage, the new Commissioners for issuing the gold licenses, had gone up to visit the gold diggings on Mount Lofty Range. These gentlemen…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggins. the Turon Gold Mines. Turon River, January 26th, 1852
I was very much amused at an incident which occurred close t us, consequent upon the visit of the Commissioner. Mr. Zouch asked an old Scotchman, who was working by himself, if he had a license, to…
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H. M. SCHOONER Bramble, from New Zealand, has put us in possession of some further particulars respecting the New Zealand Gold fields—but only sufficient to confirm previous reports, as she sailed…
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The Weekly Chronicle speaks thus of the late intelligence from these colonies. Not only says that journal, is the announcement of the discoveries of gold in…
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The quotations of gold at Paris is about 1 per mille discount (according to the new tariff,) which at the English Mint price of £3 17s. 10½d. per…
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WHEN we wrote our last leading article, headed "The Masses and the Monarchy," we little thought how soon some of its observations would apply to passing events. It…
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MUCH has been written by us on the unerring indications shown of the presence of gold in our immediate locality, yet we are sorry to have to record that the apathy of…
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Local discoveries of gold are of such frequent occurrence, that unless extraordinary results can be shown, they cease to attract more than ordinary attention. Some five or six months ago we informed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victoria Gold Field. Mount Alexander. Forest Creek, January 25th, 1852
Hundreds of persons have arrived during the last, week, but most of them have gone on to the Lodden. Many are returning, and several of the conveyances have been filled with the sick, who are in hopes of…
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THE present has been rather an eventful week, occasioned by the receipt of advices from London with assays and account sales of the gold shipped per Thomas Arbuthnot and Lady Clarke, which show…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Victoria Gold Field. Mount Alexander
THE following is an extract from a letter written by the son of an old and respectable resident in George-street, Sydney, addressed to an intimate friend, also a respectable tradesman, in George-street. From…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggins. Turon. Upper Wallaby, February 6th
On Saturday last, I started in company with Mr. Waldron, of our party, for the Dirt Hole Creek, and after managing to cross the river by the Wallaby Rock, followed the ranges between the Crudine…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggins. the Gold Mines. Turon River, February 10th, 1852
During the past week affairs on the Turon have been slowly resuming somewhat of their former appearance, though it is but a very faint resemblance of the past. The miners are very unsettled—many…
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THERE is nothing very remarkable in the news from our mines this week-although on the whole we have good reason to be satisfied. The Turon has not yet sufficiently recovered to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Gold News in England
The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian, says:—"The last accounts from Australia, which more than confirm all that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victoria Gold Field. Mount Alexander. Forest Creek, February 7, 1852
The dreadful state of anxiety in which most of the diggers are placed from the hordes of scoundrels infesting Fryer's and Forest creeks, induces me to beg assistance of your able pen to waken the government…
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