The Natal Gold-fields
THE following correspondence from the government of Natal appeared in Tuesday's Gazette:— Colonial Secretary's Office,…
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Mining & the mines, 1869
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Grenfell Local News. Mining Report
THE chief items of news as regards mining affairs during the past week are—first, the general improved appearance of matters at the Seven-mile in consequence of the…
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APRIL 18.-- Sickness is very prevalent here, especially diphtheria amongst children, causing great mortality. One of the Misses Moses, a native of your town…
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A PRIVATE letter from one of the victims of the “African gold-fields rush” has been placed at our disposal. We make the following extracts from it:—…
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THE reports from the machines for the past week have been furnished as under:— Parker’s completed 1000 tons from the prospecting claim, Lucknow, the yield being…
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WE visited Clunes a day or two ago for the purpose of inspecting the works of a company whose gold receipts have, probably with one exception only, been larger than those of any…
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THE reports furnished, us of the doings at the machines since our last report are as under:— At Wellington’s—from from 374 tons…
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THERE will be in the course of about three weeks from the present time another crushing machine erected and at work on this gold-field, making a total of fifteen at the…
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It was only a few weeks since that we were suffering very severely from the want of water, and now several machines have stopped because. so much rain has fallen…
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WE visited Clunes a day or two ago for the purpose of inspecting the works of a company whose gold reciepts have, probably with the exception of one, been larger than…
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The efforts to obtain access to the men and boys imprisoned in the Brierley-hill Colliery, near Stourbridge, were continued without intermission on Friday, March 19…
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Better than grandeur, better than gold, Than rank or titles a hundred-fold, [?] a healthful body, a mind at ease, And simple pleasures that always please;…
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Mr. G. A. Lloyd, of Sydney, who is interesting himself in the formation of a company to work the lead-mines at Woolgarlo, the other day visited Yass, and took a…
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JUNE 7.--The late rains gave us here plenty of water, damaged a little the passage to the different machines, increased mortality, and spoilt, the roads. so that we are short of the must necessary articles…
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JUNE 14.--The winter season has fully set in, and frosty nights are predominant, and ice half an inch thick in the mornings is no rarity. Now we have plenty of water, it turns out that we have too many…
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JUNE 27.--Wind. rain, and trust alternately prevail and [?] the weather piercingly cold and disagreeable. Our reefs are proving themselves rather…
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AN official confirmation of the rumours that have recently been in circulation with regard to the alleged discovery of rich gold deposits at Trunkey Creek, in the western gold-fields district, was…
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JULY 4.--The weather is clear, and sharp frosts try the nature of our blankets, and cause the woodcarter to become quite an acquisition. The police magistracy is now out of fashion,…
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THE following letter was received yesterday by the Government in regard to the recent gold discovery at Trunkey Creek, of which several notices have appeared in this…
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IT would be a fortunate coincidence if, now that there is a fair prospect of the railway to Bathurst being completed in a couple of years' there should be a renewed…
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