Monkerai Goldfield
On Saturday a party of gentlemen visited the Monkerai Goldfielel, amongst whom were Mr Montigresti (manager of the A.J.S. Bank…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
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Mining News
Bayley's Reward mine is looking splendid, Some of the richest stone yet met with is now exposed in the stopes at the 100ft. level. The output is 600oz. weekly. A splendid shoot of gold has been struck…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gold Mining in South Africa. an Enormous Syndicate Acquiring the Properties
Almost anything in South Africa is, says a London paper, interesting at the present moment to investors and speculators, and a bint or two direct…
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Stone assayed from Whispering Gully, near Wangat, yielded Goz to the ton. A large number of claims are being pegged put in the vicinity. Me. W. O. Skillen has obtained aid from the prospecting vote…
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SIR,—In reply to Mr. Skeet, permit me to observe that I hare no desire to pose in borrowed plumes. The subject of our abandoned auriferous reefs has engaged my attention for a considerable period, and…
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Several fresh discoveries are reported at Wyalong goldfield, and the present proved claims are also opening up very well, disclosing solid and…
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Foster's party cleaned up at Gough's battery Wyalong with a crushing of 43 tons for 142 [?]oz. of retorted gold. Simpson and party are getting splendid stone, carrying gold freely, from the drive…
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A company, with a capital of £10,000, is being formed at Dungog, to develop some mining properties at Wangat. Saxby and party, at the Wonga Wonga mine, are raising some good stone, expected…
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Regarding the extraordinary rich find which has been discovered at a lease 12 or 13 miles south-west of Bayley's, known as Londonderry, 5000oz which were obtained from there are already on view in the…
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Mr. Scantlebury of Sydney, arrived afc Perth from Coolgardie on Monday, bringing ample confirmation of the good news concerning the Londonderry reef. The lucky holders of the lease are :—Messrs. Miller…
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The usual weekly meeting and roll-call took place in Mr. H. North's hull on Wednesday at 10 a.m., Mr. William Kennedy in the chair. A few apologies for absence were read and approved of…
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A report from Dungog states that mining is going along at the various branches of the field. At Cherry Tree a company has been formed, and it are now at work; also several claims are working…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Prospecting Board Room, Deportment of Mines and Agriculture, Sydney, 27th June, 1894
Sir,—In reply to your enquiry I have the honor to forward you herewith the result of Minister's decision in connection with applications made by the following parties…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →West Australian Gold Fields Purchase of the Londonderry Mine [By Telegraph.] Perth
THE Londonderry mine has been purchased by Mr Bagelhole for £30,000 and a sixth interest. It is understood that the purchaser acted…
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The field at Garangula is being opened up in all directions, fresh leads being struck almost every day. The better class of miners are remaining, but a large number of penniless men have gone away…
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Most of the miners engaged on the beach south of the Clarence have abandoned the field for the present until a storm throws up richer beds of auriferous sand. So far as the south beach is…
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WYALONG, Saturday.—A new line of reef has been struck by Barker and party, near Carter's tank, east of Wyalong township. The proprietors…
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The miners held their usual weekly meeting on Wednesday morning, under the presidency of Mr. W. Kennedy, and the attendance was large. Apologies for absence were read and approved…
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