Mining. the Bywong Gold-field
THE following account of the recently discovered gold-field at Bywong has been supplied by Mr. P. C. Fersuson who is interested in a claim; and it will no doubt prove…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
377 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 19
Great Gold Find. Enormously Rich. a Mountain of Wealth. Blacks Shot Down. Arrest of the Prospectors
Coolgardie, February 12.-- What is reported to be an enormously rich mountain of gold is said to have been discovered in the rocky country in the Edjuna district, lying between Ninety Mile…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Western Australian Goldfield. Murder by Blacks. Perth
A large number of hostile blacks raided a prospector's camp in the Coolgardie district and speared Alexander Kellis, a prospector, through the breast. Death ensued a week later…
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A correspondent to Monday's Sydney Herald says:—"From 40 to 50 men are arriving daily at Bywong, and the excitement is still at fever point. Several fresh claims have been developed within the…
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COOLGARDIE, Friday.—The men arrested in connection with the alleged shooting of natives beyond Ninety-mile were brought in to-day, and were charged at the police…
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AFTER the flying visit paid by Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan to Bywong on Monday he returned to Sydney, and on Tuesday urged upon the Lands Department to at once lay out a township and surrey a road…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Garangula Goldfield.—A Demand for Rent
GARANGULA, Saturday.âMr. R. Macansh, acting tor the executors in the estate of the late William Macansh, has notified that all ciaimholders of both quartz and alluvial…
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COX AND COMPANY have sold out for £2000 and Lanbam for £130. Walker's claim that was jumped was sold for £350. Stores, hotels, banks, butcbers' shops, and…
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Mr. Austin Chapman M.P. has received a wire from Mr. Harrie Wood, under-secretary for mines, stating that he fears the minister will be unable to keep his promise of visiting…
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MR. AUSTIN CHAPMAN, M.P., has received a wire from Mr. Harry Wood, Under-Secretary for Mines, stating that le fears the Minister will be unable to keep his promise of visiting Araluen before…
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THE Braidwood Dispatch elates that Mr. Maitland, mining warden, visited Bywong on Friday last to direct a surveyor in laying out a township, but nothing was done, as the…
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A correspondent to Monday's "Sydney Herald "says:--"From 40 to 50 men are arriving daily at Bywong, and the excitement is still at fever point. Several fresh claims…
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THE Government Escort on Friday last took down to Tarago 424 ozs. to be forwarded by rail to the Sydney Mint. This was the gold produced for the month and was a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams. the Bywong Gold-field. Discovery of Alluvial. Rush Setting In. Bungendore, Friday Morning
THERE is great excitement here through Mr. Walker, saddler, of Gundaroo, striking rich alluvial yesterday evening whilst engaged in looking for the reef near Bywong. He brought samples of alluvial with…
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GREAT excitement has been caused through J. T. Walker, saddler, of Gundaroo, striking rich alluvial gold on Thursday while looking for a roof nor Bywong. He brought samples…
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A CORRESPONDENT at Junction Point writes:--The last item of news I saw re mining from this district was, I think, from your correspondent advising the…
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A GENTLEMAN who was at these reefs last Friday reports that extreme indignation was being expressed by several hundreds of persons who had been attracted to the spot by…
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WYALONG, February 23.—To anyone who has care fully watched the progress of this field and studied the various stages of its development there can remain no question as to its permanency. As a…
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In the House of Commons last night, Sir William Harcourt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said that the Government declined to grant time to discuss the Miners' Eight Hours Bill…
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SOME news with reference to Bywong will be found in our Bungendore letter. A departmental letter states that the small quantity of correspondence now sent to Bywong does not…
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