(To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
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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Mining & the mines, 1868
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CORRESPONDENCE [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] Hospital Doctor. (To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
SIR—It is not the usual custom of gentlemen to reply to anonymous communications which find their way into the columns of a newspaper, especially when the purport of…
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The following account of the gold-fields South Africa is from the "Occasional" of the Grabamstown Journal, who writes:—I forward to you some interesting items of…
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WHAT is to be done with our used-up gold-fields? They are accumulating on our hands, and are lying in a comparatively profitless state. Dozens of persons are trying all sorts…
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The discovery a few days since of a new reef in No. 2 north O'Brien's, at a depth of 150 feet—the original reef having been lost some two or three weeks ago—furnishes additional…
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SIR,—I want to say a few words in reply to the extraordinary production from the Hospital Committee, published last week in your paper. In my previous communication…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. the Thames Gold-field—new Zealand. 1500 Ounces of Gold From Sixteen Hours' Crushing
Hunt's battery was started about noon yesterday, with the poorest stuff on the claim, in order to fill up the boxes, and give the richer quariz and the battery a better test…
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In quartz raining we have little [?]thing in the way of new discovery, or of city material improvement or of deterioration any of the working reefs, to report this week…
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Eastern journals continue to record experiments with new agents for desulphurising gold ores. A poet theory has always been that the best method would be that which would…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] Gold Fields Legislation. (To the Editor of the Mining Record)
SIR—I have long hesitated addressing you on the present subject, hoping some abler person would undertake the task. But the apathy of the digger is proverbial, though he…
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A new industry is about to be launched into our midst which to all appearance, promises a fair success. We speak of the establishment of the Hulfe Gottes Sliver and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cape of Good Hope. Latest From the Gold Fields. T[?]navial Argus office, August 18
Intelligence has been received in town of the gold-diggers, though a letter written by Mr. H. Hartley to his wife, in which the writer state that the Polche[?]room party…
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THE OPHIR GOLD FIELDS.—RELIABLE INTELLIGENCE.—A gentleman who has recently paid a visit to the Ophir gold-fields has furnished us with information upon which the…
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The stone raised in this district continues to produce an average yield, greatly in excess of that of any either reefing district of consequence either in this colony or Victoria; and…
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SIR,—I hope you will allow me space in your valuable journal to contradict a statement made by the Cowra correspondent of the Carcoar Herald of the 1st instant, where be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [ We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] (To the Editor of the Mining Record)
DEAR SIR—Notwithstanding the numerous assertions on your part of the insufficiency of our present mining regulations, and their total inconsistency with the interests not only…
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BOWEN.—New diggings have been discovered, distant 100 miles from this place. The two gentleman sent by the provincial committee to inspect them have returned, and report…
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The monthly Escort on Tuesday morning conveyed to Sydney 3237 ozs 18 dwts 9 grs of gold, being greatly in excess the quantity despatched last month. £200 in cash was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondent.] (To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
SIR.—Is it not somewhat strange that in this age of novelties and improvements some one does not rise up as a teacher of the dec[?]rines of one general fo[?] of Christianity, or the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Leases on Church and School Lands for Gold Mining Purposes
The following regulations for leasing Church and School Lands for gold mining purposes, are published for general information by authority of the Minister for Lands.—…
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