Correspondence. Gold for Notes
To the Editor. Sir,—May I ask, in the name of all that is cocksure and dogmatic, who is "J M Day" of your Notes? Mr Day gives his profound knowledge (and himself) away with a…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
5 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Gold Foe Notes
To the Editor. Sir,—Under the above heading in last GAZETTE, V Falkner criticises a quotation from Mr Day that appeared in a former issue. In his letter, for dogmatic laying down of the law, Mr…
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To the Editor. Sir,—After reading and rereading "A Simpleton's" letter, I am conscious of an ever-increasing sense ot inability to cope with it. The idea of my owning the whole globe is so…
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Mr. F. ROSA., who has been on a trip to Wyalong gold-fields, returned on Sunday afternoon, and is not very favourably impressed. Leaving Windsor last Thursday…
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AT a time like the present, when there is displayed by so many thousands of people in the country a desire to grow rich in a remarkably brief space of time, by rooting from the bowels of the earth…
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