Gold Circular
THE Christmas holidays have come round once more, but without producing that diminution in the produce of our mines which might have been expected. On the contrary, indeed, the quantities at all the…
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Mining & the mines, 1853
162 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 9
Gold Circular
OUR gold fields, as a whole, have worked satisfactorily. We have passed through clouds and sunshine, success and failure; at one time, the Turon in great power, at another overwhelmed with water: but in…
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After an interval of some days, during which the unfavoured state of the weather prevented the arrival of vessels from Coromandel, the anxious waiters for further…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggins. the Southern Gold Fields. Braidwood
JAN. 4.—The Christmas holidays have passed off quietly and peaceably, and work is again resumed ; that work still continues protitable. Our last two escorts have taken down about 2000 onnces, and…
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Our mines have not yet recovered their wonted activity after the holiday season, and the news is not of a nature to call for a lengthened remark. Fine weather is still enjoyed at the Turon, and if it…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggins. the Southern Gold Fields. Braidwood
JANUARY 11.—If we have not much news to tell you from this quarter, it is because the story of our prosperity has been so often told that it really fails to possess much interest. It is a common charge…
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THE Act for regulating the management of the Gold Fields of New South Wales, and for raising, a revenue there from, and for the preservation of order thereon…
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FROM information lately gathered, it appears that on account of the present great demand for the precious metal, there is no probability of bat very trifling, if any, alteration in its value. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggings. the Southern Gold Fields. Braidwood
JANUARY 14.—On Tuesday the 11th inst., Mr. G. C. Hawker who is at present on a visit to these diggings as the representative of the proprietors of the Hawker and Seymour Estates; invited some forty or…
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A GOLD FIELD has been discovered within twelve miles of this township, with every prospect of its proving extensive and rich. Two men dug up about four ounces in two days. another men is said to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gold Not at Yass. To the Editor of the "Goulburn Herald."
SIR,—On Saturday last, Yass was on fire ! The " Spark" that lit the conflagration was one "Jack "Wright," who offered for a reward of £100 to discover to the inhabitants a gold field, eight miles…
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Our gold field is progressing; about thirty persons are now at work, earning at least good wages. The first week the diggings were worked, the yield was as follows :—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggings. the Southern Gold Fields. Braidwood
SEVERAL gentlemen have arrived in town during the week from this locality, and they all concur stating that every day witnesses an increase in the productiveness of these gold fields. Bell's paddock is…
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IN offering a few remarks on the Gold Fields Management Bill, which comes into operation on the first of next month, we shall be guided by that prudence, which the…
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[The following letter has been received from a gentleman upon whose statements every reliance may be placed; his name does not appear, but any party who may feel inclined to impaugn his veracity may…
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IT will be in the recollection of our readers, that a person, who gave his name George Hanslip, and who was residing at the Adelphi Hotel, Sydney, gave information to the police that he had been…
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JAN. 30.—Although we have not many in numbers still there is plenty of gold, and those who have not been lured away by the great attractions of the Ovens have accumulated in most instances a few…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intelligence From the Gold Diggings. the Southern Gold Fields. Braidwood
JAN. 31.—It is anticipated that close upon 1000 licenses will be issued tomorrow: the majority will be for Bell's Paddock, at which great and uninterrupted success is being enjoyed; indeed it is at the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Western Gold Fields. the Turon
The all absorbing topic of the day is the "Now Regulations." Throughout the length of the River, one general feeling of discontent and indignation exists. Scores are leaving for the Ovens, and if…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Victoria Gold Fields. Mount Alexander
In consequence of the many contradictory reports about the Coliban Diggings, I paid a visit there yesterday, and feel satisfied from all I have seen and heard on the spot, that it is a complete hoax, got up…
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