Mining Partners
THE disagreement of partners in mining claims on gold fields constitute a fruitful subject of complaint and trouble. On this field where interests in valuable reefs are prevalent,…
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Mining & the mines, 1868
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Mining Report
The weekly mining report has, until the last week or two, been a subject on which we could dilate at some length, there being ample material in the shape of new reefs and…
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SIR,—I was at the Jockey Club meeting the other night, and, being fond of a day's racing, I was glad to see there was a good chance of getting a Jockey Club established hers. Now,…
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SIR—Being somewhat fond of gardening and agriculture, I have looked round this country to see if the climate and land were fit for those pursuits, and find, after…
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SIR—The habit of rushing late print on every paltry question that from time to time rises to the surface of our special community is, doubtless, to be dep[?]ciated but when a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] School of Arts Pic-nic. [To the Editor of the Mining Record.]
SIR—I am glad to find the Committee of our School of Arts are energetic in their endeavours to secure the building, and pleased to see they intend giving the good people of…
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THE yields of quariz crushed in the Dailrat mining district during the last three years have been as follows:—1865, tons crushed 253, 812, total produce 65,520 ozs 12 dwts,…
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We have, unfortunately, to report that the drought continues, and that we have now only six machines at workâviz., Wellington's, Vaughn's Kirkpatrick's, Bevan's (carting…
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In 1807 the average earning of alluvial miners was £67 10s, and of quariz-miners £158 11s—a significant illustration of what the labourer owes to the mechanical power he…
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DEAR SIR—Although I do no approve of newspaper controversies about church matters, your correspondent who signs himself Congregationalist has forced me to avail…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondent.] [To the Editor of the Mining Record.]
SIR,—At we are to be cursed with this system of leasing new ground (I can use no other term) let us, in the name of all that is sensible, know what we are doing, and whether…
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SIR,—The present Gold-Fields' Act, together with the leasing regulations, and machinery of the Appeal Court, are, I think, obnoxious to miners as well as to capitalists…
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SIR—It is trumpeted forth by the African papers that a rich and vast gold-field awaits all comers; and already are vessels leaving our shores freighted with enterprising…
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GYMPIE.—THE following are the yields obtained at the various crushing machines during the past week:—80 tones of stone from No 6 north, Monckland, yielded 1272, ozs, or…
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The number of machines able to continue at work is lessoning every week. Vaugha's and Kirkpatrick's have stopped, leaving at the present time at work only three out of the…
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On this subject the Natal Mercury has the following remarks:— The Rev. J. Mackenzie, a missionary at Matjen's had sent off express Kaffirs to the…
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SIR,—It is very difficult for a really continuous writer to divest his mind, while writing, of personal antipathy or insinuation against persons who may have made…
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SIR—In perusing a recent number of a contemporary of yours—the "Buerowa Express"—I was not a little surprised to perceive it contained a letter, from a person styling…
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CHAMBERS'S CREEK QUARTS RENTS.—In regard of several accounts having appeared in the Bathurst papers, I am induced to furnish you with a few particulars about the…
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We have, unfortunately, to report that only four machines are at work out of the fourteen, viz.,—Wellington's Campbell's two lower ones, and the Kohinoor. Wellington's…
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