Important Gold Discovery
A telegram from Cootamundra says:—Payable gold has been discovered at Muttama reefs. Wilson and party, who have been prospecting for months, hoisted the red flag, amidst great rejoie…
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Mining & the mines, 1882
66 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 4
Rush to Muttama. Payable Gold Struck by the Prospectors.— the Red Plag
ON Saturday night last the news must have travelled like wildfire of the discovery of payable gold at Muttama Reefs, for on the following day a large number of men travelled from…
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A number of our readers in Goulburn and about Currawang will recognise the names of Grant and Duddle who for a considerable time worked at the Currawang mines. It has…
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The prospectus of the New Comstock Gold and Silver Mines Company. O[?] Creek, Upper Murray, has been issued. The company will be registered and [?] [?] one,…
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We are informed that on Monday last the directors had the pleasure of proceeding from Austermere to the mines along the company's line. Taking a " first-class" passage in a coal-truck, they…
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THE fourth half-yearly meeting of the above association was held at Syke's Hotel, Currawang, on Thursday last. The attendance of shareholders was very good, a large number…
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The Braidwood Dispatch says:—This rich old gold-field, which has turned out such big bits of gold and is yet we believe destined to reassume its former prosperity turned out a noice little [?]ugget of…
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By proclamation in the Government Gazette the boundaries of the southern mining district are now defined as follows:—Embracing the counties of Argyle, Auckland,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Marulan Coal. to the Editor
SIR,—I wish to direct public attention to what appeared to me an unwarrantable assertion publicly made against the Marulan coal-field, viz., that Mr. Harper had failed to discover a payable coal-seam…
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The Berrims Coal Company finished their railway last week. The line is of the same gauge as the main trunk. They are actively engaged in gatting coal for the supply of the Southern line…
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THE annual meeting of the Berrima Coal-Mining and Railway Company (Limited) was held on Tuesday evening last in the company's office, Montague-street. There were twenty-one shareholders present,…
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The Chairman in moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet said he was sure they would be pleased at the announcement that the works are now so far completed as to allow of the delivery of…
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THH annual meeting of the Berrima Coal Mining and Railway Company was held at their office, Meetague-street, on Tuesday evening. After considerable trouble and a line delay twenty shareholders…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marulan Coal. to the Editor
SIR,—My attention has been drawn to a letter appearing in your issue of the 9th instant having reference to the Marulan coal-field, or, properly speaking, the Barber's Crock coal-field. I have no…
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A large party, consisting of the Hon. Thos. Bent, the Hon. John Woods, and other Victorian officiais, accompanied by Messrs. Read, Scott, and Crawford, who are connected with the New South Wales…
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SIR,—I crave a space in your journal in reply to Mr. Harper's letter, which in my opinion fails to disprove anything I asserted in the previous letter referred to by him. It is a well-authenticated fact in this…
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Last Saturday the sheriff's officer Mr. Maybury submitted to auction under a supremer court writ of [?]a, all the right title and interest of the late copper mining association in the mines and paddock…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Berrima Colliery. To the Editor of the Evening Penny Post
SIR,—The following notice appears in the Goulburn Herald of this morning,—that a special train will leave Goulburn on Saturday morning, 18th March, and return at four p m., after celebrating…
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As it is decided upon to formally open the Berrima colliery on Saturday next, a special train, for the conveyance of intending visitors, will leave Goulburn station on the morning of the day at 9.30…
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