New Goldfield in West Australia
Perth, Monday.—Referring to the new gold discovery the Inquirer correspondent at Southern Cross wires to-day:—" A party started at daybreak this morning on…
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Mining & the mines, 1892
241 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 10 of 13
The Neville Goldfield
WARDEN CONNELLY visited the Neville goldfield last week. Only five or six claims are working. They are on poor wash, driving for the gutter. The…
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A few parties are still energetically endeavouring to open up Bob's Creek at Little River owing to the encouragement given by one party (Neilson's), who are on very…
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A TELEGRAM from Perth last week says that the news received as to the find of gold north-east of Yilgarn is of a most encouraging kind. At the same time…
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THE hearing of the charges against Richard Sleath, W. J. Ferguson, E. J. Polkinghorne, J. Bennetts, George Hearn, Herman Heberle, R. A. Hewitt, and Charles Butcher. was…
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MITTAGONG, Wednesday.—There was a large gathering at the Mittagong ironworks to-day to celebrate what it is hoped will be the re-starting of the mines. It was anticipated that the first bucket…
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THE Mount Costigan Lead and Silver Mine recommenced working on the 12th instant. The roads to the mine and smelting works have been put in good repair, and the overhead tramway, which…
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MINING at Markdale is undoubtedly in the ascendant; and if I am any judge of such matters, this old field will are long play second fiddle to none in the district…
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A DEAL of attention appears to be at present directed to mining in this district. Fossicking parties are at work all round the place, and in some instances the…
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BROKEN HILL, Tuesday—The organising committee of the new union now in process of formation was sitting all day yesterday and in the evening discussing plans and deliberating as to the best…
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We were yesterday shown some very rich specimens of alluvial gold, found by two prospectors named J. Goodwin and G. O'donnell in a creck on the Bungonia road,…
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The coalminers at Carmaux, in France, have come out on strike, and some serious disturbances have taken place. Troops have been dispatched to the scene to preserve order…
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Telegrams from New York give particulars of a colliery disaster at Shamokin, in Pennsylvania. An explosion occurred in the mine while the men were at work, and 13 were entombed. Rescue parties…
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CA[?]COAR, MONDAY.—Mining in the neighbourhood of Yanko Point is now improving. Mackenzie and party have 250 tons at grass, a reef averaging 8ft. in width, same contains visible gold. The…
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A Crookwell telegram to the Sydney Herald says:—Encouraging news has been received regarding the mines in the Markdale district. The Caledonian reef at Markdale is fully 4ft. wide at…
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TUENA, Tuesday.—At the Excelsior Gold-mining Company's leases, which are situated about three miles north-east of Tuena, preparations are being made for the crashing of 150 tons of quartz. They…
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THE correspondent of the Crookwell Gazette writes :—As I predicted in my last, Markdale is fast coming to the front. The Caledonian reef, Ashton, Longmore, and party's claim,…
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GUNDAGAI, Saturday.—Considerable excitement prevailed here this morning owing to the discovery of a piece of gold weighing 27oz. 14dwts. 18gr., by two miners named Thomas Vaughan and…
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The Council for the Department of the Seine, France, has voted 10,000 francs for the support of the Carmaux miners on strike…
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THE Circuit Court was re-opened, with Mr. Acting Justice Backhouse presiding, at 9 30 a.m. to-day. The accused in the conspiracy cases were brought in, and the jury returned to the court…
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