Gold Mining Regulations
HIS Excellency the Administrator of the Government, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the following additional regulations,…
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Mining & the mines, 1872
20 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers
Cooma Court of Mines. Monday, August 5, 1872
Before the Gold Commissioner, Mr. Robert Dawson, P.M. Church and Party[?] Farrell and Party. Plaintiffs laid an information that…
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In the year 1847, three ladies occupied a large stone house, situated between Tocorro and the ruins of Valverde, upon the west bank of the river that waters…
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In the object of G[?]nevrn D[?]rney had been to inspire curiosity in the mind of young Malford, she could not more successfully have attained her purpose: but…
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"HOW far might this golden valley [?] from here !" inquired Mallord. "Two or three days' travel, captain. The assistance [?] which on the…
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PRESENTLY Cra[?]nge heard a stifled mean: it came from Dawson, and instantly [?]ived the hopes of the trapper. "Are you badly hart he inquired,…
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CHA[?]GR and his friend found themselves very stiff and more and [?] for active exerci[?]n or employment in the morning. Da[?]ell felt the effects of his…
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THE Capture of the ladies happened as we shall new relate. They had gone about two thirds of the way to Ricard[?]'s but when they were surprised by a party…
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CRANNAGE and his friend Dawson continued their way with [?]diminished [?]ral. N ar morning they reached a valley, and were [?] surprised to age a man seated…
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LYI[?] upon his face, Philip attempted to look into the cavernous opening, to form some idea of its nature and extent—but the inky darkness within prevented him…
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THE Case Mou[?] How many bewildering thought [?] through the minds of the capti[?] ladies [?] followed the stately form of Altema[?] into…
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THE first and moat natural thought that took possession of the minds of the ladies of Santa Maria, after the first stupor of fear mi [?]ment had eubsided, was of…
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THE door was opened, and the slave girl, Silence, appeared in the Chamber of the Sun, bearing in her right hand a toreh, She paused a [?]rent and glan[?] about…
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PHILIP MALFORD awoke to conscion[?] of existence Looking carefully about him he expected to see the canon where the encounter had taken place, the high…
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SHVEEA[?] of confinement to the h[?] followed phlilps im[?]pdent wanderings during which [?] his mind was continually re[?]ing to the vivid and…
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Tt is time that we should return to the fortunes of tho ladies of Santa Maria, whom we left in the secret vaults of the Casa Montezuma…
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THAT the priestess was very painfully perp[?]xed was e[?] to philips "You must remain here vet a short time longer" she said. "The people of…
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IN the early part of the week, we paid a visit to Cootrulantra Copper Mine, at Brigg's Creek, and now worked by a proprietary, of which Messrs. Moses…
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THE Government bill for making better provision for the regulation of wining has been laid before the Assembly. The preliminary portion of the measure…
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