Mining
GULGONG GOLD-FIELD.—A proclamation is [?]ned in to Government Gazette giving the boundaries of the Gulgong Gold field, in the county of Phillip, at Gulgong, Cooyal Greek…
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Mining & the mines, 1868
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Mining Report
The discovery of two new reefs is reported this week, one near Mr Watt's station at Bumbaldey, and the other close to the Homeweed Bound reef, and within the boundary…
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For several days past the rumour is rife that there has been rich discovery of gold made in the sought-eastern part of the State. The new district is called Bryfogle, and is…
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John Riley and J. W. Lewis were summoned for preventing Griffith Powell from representing two shares in No. 2 south Oriental reef, in which the parties had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] (To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
SIR.—That English Church management of Grenfell has not bee a pattern of propi[?] and wisdom I believe the public are pretty well aware. I therefore, regret it has…
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WENTWORTH ESTATE COMPANY.—The first meeting of shareholders has been held at Balarst, and a very encouraging report presented. The rental collected for the month was…
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The principal items in this week's report are—the enforced idleness of some of the machines, the rain of Monday last only benefitting the denis on the main creek; the…
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SIR—Will you allow me to to ask through the columns of the 'Record,' how it is that the Roman Catholic of Grenfell have not had a meeting to testify their sympathy with the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] (To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
SIR,—I notice in the columns of the Lachlan Reporter, of the 29th ultimo, an article bearing on the subject of a proposed Court of Quarter Sessions at Forbes, and I wish to say…
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TOO[?] DIOOINGS.—From what we learn matter, a Boaey's Rocks appear in a more encouraging condition. The prospecting party are down 35 feet, and have the leader…
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The want of water is the most important item of news we have to speak of this week; and the continued drought, so early in the sesson, is causing serious appreheusions in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Leasing System. (To the Editor of the Mining Record.)
S[?],—We have just had another opportunity of feeling the ill-effect of the leasing-system at the 7-Mile Rush. A party sinking over the hill, a short distance from the above…
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GOLD has been discovered in the Leichare ranges, Gulf of Carpentaris, and, though the prospectors have been able to find but a for [?]ces, a payable gold-field may yet [?]…
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The Escort on Tuesday last conveyed to Sydney 4184 [?] II dwts 14 grs, as the produce of this gold-field for the month Seeing that some of the most powerful crushing…
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SIR—Believing you to be an honest, independent journalist, I appeal to your sense of justice to allow me a small space in your columns, to say a few words in favour of…
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SIR,—In your issue of the 5th instant I [?]an individual annoyed, and who is per[?] tempted to withdraw from the Church consequence of a seat which be claims as…
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SHELLHARBOUR GOLD.—We learn from Mr Heavy, the pioneer of the sea breech digging in this district (says the Kiam Independent), that his party of four men have, in…
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The chief subject of internet as respects our mining news this week is of the new rush to the 14-Mile, the full particulars of which as to prospects obtained, &c., will be found…
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AT the Great Exhibition held in England in 1802, one of the trophies of the colony of Victoria was a likeness of a pyramid of solid gold, weighing about 800 tons, and of the…
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SIR—Of all subjects which interest the public, none is of mord importance that that of medical "Quacks." They are works than bushrangers—for they not only take money…
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