Miners League
WE recommend the following to the careful attention of those engaged in mining pursuits in this district, and would suggest that they co-operate with the miners of Grenfell and other places in securing…
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Mining & the mines, 1869
17 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers
Gold-mining in Victoria
It is more than probable that the reports periodically furnished by the various mining surveyors and registrars in the gold-mining districts of this country do not meet with…
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At last the silence so long observed to Parliament, respecting the state of the goldfields of the country, is broken. Thanks to Mr. J. Suitor, an event happened which…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bendock and Delegate Gold-fields. Auriferous Character of the Country Along the Bendock and Delegate Rivers
Now that great interest is manifested in the prospects and advancement of the gold fields at Delegate and Bendock, the appended extracts from the reports relating thereto made by the Rev. W…
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THE continuation of the slate of the range north of Iandoon is marked by considerable dykes of white and ferruginous quirts, not only near Boroungoma, but' also on the other side of the River…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Gold Fields Leases
THE following letter, addressed to the Editor of the Empire, and signed "A Digger on the Tramp," is worthy of perusal by those who take an interest in mining matters, and it is…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Manaro As a Gold Field
IN a previous issue we stated that we should from week to week re-publish extract from the Rev. W. B. Clarke's reports bearing on the supposed auriferous character of various parts of this district…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Bombala Silver and Lead Mines
THE following report from the manager of the Belmore Silver and Lead mines near Bombala, now being worked by a Victorian company, we extract from the Melbourne Herald:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Manaro As a Gold Field
[THE country between Bullanamang and Coms, and between Cooma and Gegedzerick has not been separately described; but it has been incidentally alluded to in previous Reports. A few sentences…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →New Method of Gold-washing
MR. J. J. PHELPS, of Talbot, has hit upon a method of extracting gold from soil which must be accounted the most successful and economical yet devised, By a peculiarly constructed series of works, of anything but a costly…
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A WRITER in the Mining Record, under the signature of "A Miner of Fifteen Years' Experience," contributes the appended remarks on the present leasing system:—…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Freehold Rights and Miners' Rights
THE Mercury contains a summary of a meeting reported in the Armidale Express, the result of a vigorous agitation on the Rocky River diggings, for an inquiry by Government into the working of…
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I HAVE examined the auriferous locality on Bobundarah Creek, and find that the gold is there distributed in a peculiar way. The schists and quartzites, which are so greatly interrupted by granite on the…
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The Mining Record says it is probable that the next session of Parliament will be very brief, and that, anticipating the General Election to follow, the Government will introduce as few subjects for…
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OUR author, speaking "on the metalliferous rocks of Merinoo, &c," thus writes:—In my last report I alluded to the probable metalliferous wealth of the country in the neighbourhood of the…
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I HAVE detected the existence of gold, not only in Maharatta creek, both above and below Calkin, but also at Boroungoma, on the Bendock River; and I observed indications of its presence in the banks…
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ON inspecting Mr. T.S. Townsend's admirable map of the Manaro District, with the tracing of which I was favoured in Compliance with my request, [and which is nearly the same as that now appended to…
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