The Garangula Goldfield
MURRUMBURRAH, Thursday.—Owing to the continued heavy rains a majority of the miners at Garangula have had to suspend sinking and driving, putting in time by the erection of puddling. Sluice…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
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Mining. Coolgardie
PERTH, Sunday.—Later move from Coolgardie states that the Londonderry mine is Proving even more phenomenal then was at first anticipated. Not only are the surface shows…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—A large nugget, weighing 16 lb., was found to-day in Uncle Tom Gully, in the Inglewood district, in 6 ft. sinking. The discoverer wee an old Rheola miner named William…
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COOLGARDEE, July 21.—The Telegraph line was finished and opened to-day. Mr. C. Jobson, head of the Water Supply Department, worked night and day, and put up 115…
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THE latest news from Kurnalpi is of a highly sensational character. A man who arrived from them the other day reports that Brophy and party have struck immensely rich gold…
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THE Londonderry mine, Coolgardie, is being vigorously opened op by the prospectors, who, so far, have refused enormous come of money for the claim. They express their determination to stick to the…
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The Scotch miners now on strike propose a recourse to arbitration with a view to a settlement of their differences with their employers…
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THE two months' grace allowed owners of private property under the Act expires on the 27th instant (says the special reports of the Braidwood Dispatch at Araluen). This, however, has very little…
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MURRUMBURRAH, Wednesday.—A rush set in yesterday from here to Jugiong, about 14 miles distant, and numbers of men are leaving the field for the new locality. No authentic information is…
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SOUTHERN CROSS, Wednesday.—For time trade locally has boon dull, owing to want of rain. On Monday however the fine weather broke up, and by nine o'clock…
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THE half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Cowra Creek Gold-mining Company was held at their office last Friday evening, 27th instant, at half-past 7. There was a very large attendance of…
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Mr. James Inglis, of Sydney, has notified that the working capital of the Sydney Harbour Collieries Company, which is being formed to work the Cremorne coal seam, is to be increased to £240,000…
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Among the passengers from Western Australia by. the R.M.S. Oroya yesterday was Mr. J .E. Scantlebury, of Sydney. Speaking with reference to the rich discoveries in the Londonderry mine at…
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THE Queanbeyan Observer says:—Some two years age Messrs. O'Hura and Walker (two farmers residing in the Gundaroo district) discovered a reef on Bywong, a property…
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THE half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Cowra Creek Gold-mining Company was hold at their office on Friday evening, 27th instant, at half-past seven. There was a very…
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PARKES, Saturday.—Dissatisfaction is felt in regard to certain clauses of the Mining on Private Lands Act, which provide that persons prospecting on private land by virtue of a permit must, within two…
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WYALONG, Saturday.—A splendid iron-stone reef has been struck in the Black Angel claim at a depth of 60ft. The reef is very similar to Doyle's Pinehill stone, and is known as rotten ironstone. It is…
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MURRUMBURRAH, Friday.—Juleff and party, Straw Stack Gully, washed during the week 3oz. 15dwt. 10gr. from cc loads of dirt. Hunt and party, in the game gully, washed…
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AMONG the passengers from Western Australia by the R.M.S. Oroya, which reached Adelaide on Monday, was Mr. J. E. Scantlebury, of Sydney. Speaking…
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ON Friday Mylecharane and party, who are working a claim at Boney's Rocke at the lbs 130-feet level, struck a reef 4 feet wide of very rich stone, studded with gold and pyriter…
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