Mining News
IT may be well to once more caution would-be travellers to Kimberley. During the past few days a continued influx of men, and, in some instances, mere youths, has reached Sydney in order to…
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Mining & the mines, 1886
187 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 10
The Kimberley Goldfields
THE Perth (W.A.) correspondent of the “ Sydney Daily Telegraph, under date 30th April, says: — As to the routes for reaching the goldfield, it is generally agreed upon that Derby is a better…
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NOTICE is given in the Gazette that unless, within thirty days from the 11th May the persons who claim to have made or acquired Mineral Conditional Purchases within. Gold…
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ON Monday morning a party of Sydney capitalists and others returned to the metropolis, after having made a two days' tour of inspection amongst the gold, silver, copper, and lead mines situate near the…
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An Adelaide telegram of Friday says:—A telegram has been received from Mr. J. L. Parsons, Government Resident in the Northern Territory, stating that about 40 Europeans are making wages…
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A PARTY of Sydney capitalists and other persons interested on Friday and Saturday last made a tour of inspection amongst the gold, silver, copper, and lead mines situate near tile site of the old diggings…
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THE Murrumburrah correspondent of the Burrangong Chronicle telegraphs under date Tuesday:—A. party has come in from the new reef found within the last day or two at Khalangan and reports that…
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FROM all sides news comes to hand with respect to an increased exodus of diggers bound for the Kimberley goldfields. Almost every vessel which is put on the berth for Cambridge Gulf or Port…
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A 'Perth telegram of Wednesday says:—Three hundred diggers are proceeding to Kimberley on Saturday via Cambridge Gulf, for best landing, and as the route that way is the shortest to the goldfields…
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A tarty has returned to Murrumburrah from the now reef, found within the last day or two at Khalangan, and reported that several claims have been taken up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Regulations of West Australia
THE “ Australian Handbook” for 1886 gives the following abstract of the West Australian mining regula[?]ions, which will be of interest to those who intend to proceed to Kimberley:—…
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A telegram in Wednesday’s Echo dated from Perth, Western Australia, on the same date says: — Three hundred diggers are proceeding to Kimberley on Saturday vid Cambridge Gulf for best…
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THE township of Derby is situated on a spit of land running out into the sea, and is surrounded on two sides and the base of the site by a mangrove swamp of some 17 miles…
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LAST Friday’s “Echo” contains the following:— The exodus of diggers from Sydney to the new rush does not appear to diminish in the slightest. On the contrary, passages are being taken by…
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THE Nerriga correspondent of the Braidwood Despatch says that the prospects of gold-getting there are improving. A Mr. Sims, a mining speculator from Gundagai, has taken up water rights for…
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THE steamer Monmuir has arrived at Palmerston from King's Sound, by Point Torment, 15 miles from Derby. The following advices brought by her appeared in Friday's Melbourne Argus:—There is a…
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AT the new rush at Parkes the prospectors, Ginther and party, continue to get payable prospects. The red flag has been hoisted. There is good sinking in the prospecting claim, which is…
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THE Wagga Wagga Company's claim on the Bongongolong line of roof cleared up on Monday, when their first crushing of 100 tons yielded 12dwt. per ton. This is considered a most satisfactory…
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Newcastle, Friday.—The well-known medico, Dr. Hedley of Hamilton, has just received information from the Kimberley gold-fields that his brother, Mr. Hedley, a member…
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