Mining and Other Notes
SOME months since I remember seeing in the columns of a Melbourne paper a glowing report of the vast richness of the Croajingalong country. Large…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
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Assays and Gold Yields. a Great Discrepancy
THE half-yearly general meeting of directors and shareholders in the Anglo-Saxon Gold-mining Company, Edjudina, Western Australia, was held last week…
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A CRUSHING of 2 tons of stone from the Pioneer gave a return of 12ozs 11dwts, or 6ozs 5½dwts to the ton. This is one of the oldest and most consistent mines in…
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I halted at the gate of a pretty bush residence, which answered to the description supplied me, and asked of the lady whom I found enthusiastically…
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MESSRS Hamilton Bros., Bonang, have struck good gold in the Exhibition, and Mr. W. B. Grant expects to have his two claims, the Albert and Prince of Wales,…
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WE learn that Mr. E, A. Tonner has just completed arrangements with Mr. Jas O'Hare, of Corrowong, for the right to mine for copper on Corrowong station,…
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WORK is again in swing at the Parabula Mines Co's main workings, where operations had been suspended for some time owing to change of management and…
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ON Friday last we were shown by Mr. S. Mead a nice cake of retorted gold weighing 36oz, the result of a crushing of 20 tons from the reef recently exposed while…
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ON Monday afternoon Mr. Glenville Brown exhibited to us a number of specimens taken from tho Eureka mine, at Black Jack, on the New South Wales…
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ON SATURDAY last our reporter paid a visit to the "Victory" mine at Dunlop, and cannot but compliment the owners, Messrs. N. Hewson, J. Power, W…
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THE returns of gold produced in Victoria during the first nine months (to 30th September) of the present year are of a very, gratifying nature. Compared with…
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Two gentlemen from Mr. Tonner's syndicate have arrived here from Melbourne, and are proceeding to the copper mine at Currowong, for the purpose of taking out…
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THE adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Anglo-Saxon Gold-mining Company Western Australia, was held at the Temple court Hotel Melbourne, Mr. R. C…
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ON Tuesday we were shown by Mr. Glenvile Brown, a cake of retorted gold weighing 32oz, the result of a crushing of 6 tons of stone from the above claim,…
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WE learn that a crushing of 6 tons of stone from the Roaring Camp gave a return of 24 dwts to the ton…
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JAMIESON correspondent to the Melbourne "Argus" says:—There are few more interesting rides in this district which afford finer mountain and river scenery than…
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WE have had several complaints of late of the unconvenience miners are put to when they come in to do business with the Registrar owing to his being absent…
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THIS mine gives promise of developing into a good property. Up to the present the owners (Messrs Brown and Oslington) have only sunk 28 feet, the return from…
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