The Gold Fields of New South Wales
THE quiet progress of our gold fields, the gradual but constant increase of the quantity produced, and the approved methods of production, all announce the approach of a…
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27 stories in Murray's papers · page 1 of 2
Gold
WHEN we consider the vast results which have followed the discovery of gold in California and Australia, we can scarcely help wondering what, the world [?]…
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The following particulars respecting the mining operations at Clunes will be read with interest. They may be relied upon for their accuracy :…
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WE have often heard it remarked as a curious circumstance, that the random rushes which took place on the first discovery of gold in Australia, were attended with more brilliant…
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The late Californian papers inform us of a new and, app[?], a very nice iscovery of gold, in the British possessions bordering on the Washington territory, which was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial Intelligence. the Adelong Gold Field. From the Sydney Morning Herald
The reports we get from the Adelong Digging, although perhaps a [?] coacher de [?]such as to deserve [?] [?] attention. It seems now clear that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Discovery of a Rich Gold Field in the Northern District. (From the Sydney Herald.)
GLADSTONE, PORT CURTIS, 13th July, 1868.âAbout seven or eight months ago a [?] who had been [?] in this district, stated that be had found gold in the…
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In connection with the new regulations for the gold Fields, printed above the following circular letter has been addressed to the Gold Commissioners:…
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His Excellency the Governor-General, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to establish the following Regulations, under the provisions of the Act of Parliament 20 Victoria. No…
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The Melbourne Herald publishes late news from the Frazer River Mines. Though the Californian papers are ârunning downâ the new rush, which is depopulating the country, the general opinion…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Meragle Gold Field. (From a Correspondent.)
Mining operations here have been very much retarded for the last month, in consequence of the severe weather we have had : the miners not being able to work for longer boars than amount to three…
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In the legislative Assembly of New South Wales on the 10th, Mr. Robertson laid upon the table of the Howe the following better:…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Miscellaneous. Vancouver Gold Fields (From the Victoria Frazer River Gazette.) Fort Hope, July
Messrs. Editors.âI am camping for the present at this place. The Americans celebrated the 4th here by firing their revolvers. The miners are coming and going from this…
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The mails by the Uncle Tom and Albion schooners, the former vessel arriving on Saturday, and the latter on Sunday, were delivered yesterday morning. Several letters…
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In our back page we give some extracts from Sydney papers, realize to the Port Curtis gold fields. We now give some paragraphs from the Herald, regarding some astounding discoveries in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Government and the Gold Fields
The Government of New South Wales is proverbially â slow;â but in no case is this want of energy more glaringly displayed than in its treatment of the gold-fields of the…
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The inhabitants of Albury may at length felicitate themselves upon having a gold-field discovered within fifteen miles of the town. Ever since â51 it has been known that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonialintelligence. Fitzroy Goldfields. (From the Sydney Marking [?].)
It may be as well to look back upon all the different facts which have appeared in our journal, as they show the direction of the popular mind with respect to the Fitzroy diggings…
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Once more we urge all the miners on the Ovens gold fields to think well before they decline giving the Indigo a trial. Such a chance as the present they have not had for…
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