Grenfell Mining Report
The progress of the reefs, and the general result of the crushings continue satisfactory. The yield from the pobbles from alluvial claims, of which a trial lot of 50 tons have…
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Mining & the mines, 1868
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CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] (To the Editor of the Mining Record)
SIR—Now that this district is becoming a settled and probably a permanent one, is it not strange that some persons do not turn their attention to agriculture? I know it…
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NEW QUARTZ REEF NEAR WINDEYER.—Mr. Mulholland writes thus:—With your permission, it is my pleasing duty to inform the public that a payable quartz reef has been…
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The Escort to Sydney on Tuesday last took down 1828 ozs 0 dwts 23 grs, and £438 in cash, being the least return from this gold-field for many months…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] (To the Editor of the Mining Record)
SIR,—The Mining Record of Saturday last contains a case tries at the Court of Requests on Thursday, the 25th of June, with all disgusting particulars, which should not have…
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THE "NUGGET" CLAIM.—APPLICATION FOR A WHIT OF PROHIBITION.—Before his Honor Mr. Justice Lutwyche. This was an application by Franklin Lawrence, Arthur…
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Since our last report little has occurred worthy particular mention, either in quartz or alluvial mining. The machines have all been busy, and to-day another very…
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SIR—I see there's to be a public meeting about a School of Arts, on Tuesday, at the Masonic Hall, and I can tell you a good many diggers like the idea, and I expect will attend…
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TUMUT.—I am sorry say the party of miners who were trying to prospect the flat below Mr Sheppard's claim have bottomed, if not what is commonly called a 'duffer,' at…
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Although the productiveness of the quartz reals of the district has suffered no diminution, and recent discoveries at the Twenty-Mile and other places show plainly enough…
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SIR—It seems pretty evident that the Government do not intend during the recess to make any effort to amend the Mining Regulations, though they know full well how…
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SIR—We hear and see some strange things about mesmerism, and the so-called science, electro-biology. There is a still deeper mystery in what is termed clairvoyance—if,…
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"Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, Bright and yellow, hard and cold, Molten, graven, hammered or roll'd, Heavy to get, and light to hold;…
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THE Hong Kong journals report that gold diggings have been discovered about fifteen miles from Chefoo. BURNT YARDS REEF.—A correspondent…
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Where there is little or no variation in the character of the roofs, week after week, as is the case in this district, it would be tedious and unnecessary to particularise in every…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] Hospital Doctor. (To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
SIR,—I see, by a paragraph in your last issue, that Dr. Falder has been elected medical officer to the Hospital. I must ask you to give me what the "Record" accords to all…
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KIANDRA.—There is but little news to communicate since last I wrote to you, and everything is so dull here that until some unexpected auriferous treasure is developed you…
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THE ESCORT on Wednesday last conveyed to Sydney 2514 ozs 19 dwts 19 grs of gold, as the month's yield of this [?]lace. £400 in cash was forwarded at the same time…
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DEAR SIR—On entering my club the other night, I found the members vehemently debating the Hospital question. It appeared one of the members had been charged the…
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KIND SUR,—Has me and my onld[?]ooman bys your paper every week, and reeds it regly, and darns a deal of hinformashun, pra[?] you let us no if the police as a rite to such our…
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