The Gold Fever in Nova Scotia
THE gold fever is spreading far and near. It is now satisfactorily ascertained that gold in minute particles can be found in quartz, and in drift alluvial, sandbanks, &c., on the east…
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Mining & the mines, 1861
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The Gold Fever in Nova Scotia
THE gold fever is spreading far and near. It is now satisfactorily ascertained that gold in minute particles can be found in quartz, and in drift alluvial, sandbanks, &c., on the east…
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THE following regulations respecting rewards for the discovery of gold-fields, are published in Friday's Gazette:— 1. Any person laying claim to a reward for the…
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THE following regulations respecting rewards for the discovery of gold-fields, are published in Friday's Gazette:— 1. Any person laying claim to a reward for the…
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OCTOBER 15.--After some little trials and difficulties in getting through the bush, I at last made the Adjenbilly Creek. There are about 150 diggers, but…
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SIR,-- In your issue of the 26th instant, I find the following remarks, in an article on the new gold-field near this place:-- "A few days since the Police Magistrate…
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THESE diggings are not now what they were one considered to be—rank duffers. Every main t[?] has a hole supposed to be on the lead is hard work, either day or night, with the different sh[?]…
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THESE diggings are not now what they were once considered to be—rank duffers. Every man who has a hole supposed to be on the lead is hard at work, either day or night, with the different shifts…
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A telegram just received (10 p.m., Tuesday night) from reliable source at Orange, and dated this afternoon, gives astounding report of the richness of the…
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THE following telegram was received in Sydney on Wednesday from Mr. Maclean, Commissioner for the Western Gold-fields:-- "Bathurst, November 13th…
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THE following despatch has been sent to the Hon. the Secretary for Lands, by Mr. A. C. S. Rose, Police Magistrate, Gundagai:-- Court-house, Gundagai…
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NOVEMBER 22ND.— In my communication of the 1st instant I was particular in cautioning instant I was particular in cautioning diggers from rushing to this place, and I wish again to state that…
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NOVEMBER 22ND.—In my communication of [?] instant I was particular in cautioning [?] rushing to this place, and I wish again to [?] these are no poor man's diggings. Certain [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Lachlan Gold-field. [By Electric Telegraph.] Orange, Tuesday, 12.10 p.m
THE Escort last night, took down 851 ounces. There has as yet been no washing, and therefore, the quantity of gold despatched…
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THE escort from the Lachlan arrived here last night with 1325 ozs. gold-dust. The rush to the southern end still continues…
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