Indigo Mining Report
The [?] of Christmas and the New-year have I a[?]fully had on [?] the Indigo [?] work [?]rentiveâs, has been d[?] the [?] dott[?] to day 3466 [?]…
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To the Miners of the Indigo Resident at Wahgunyah Rush. (Per faror of the Federal Standard.)
GENTLEMEN,â We, the undersigned members of committee of three, appointed by you for the case of procuring signature to a pe[?] to the [?] for a separate Mining Board, for the…
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We copy the following from the Melbourne Herald. The best answer we can make to it is that our miners. would like to know where the Iocality of Mr. De Lacyâs 45 miles of âextensive and permanently,…
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Rumours are current in town as to the discovery of a new field of enterprise situated on the New South Wales side of the Murray— namely, at Corowa. A party of miners have…
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Some [?] days since, old miners, who bad speci[?]tly [?] Ki[?]dra made th[?] appear [?] at [?] and reported the discovery of a new and app[?]roth [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Legislation in South Wales
The gold discoveries at Corowa, and the prospect of a tolerable rush to that quarter, necessitate some enquiry into the Gold-fields Regulations of New South Wales. A…
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The generality of miners in the neighbourhood appear to have less of that restless spirit of wandering so prevalent of late days Whether the two great rushes, [?] and Wahgun[?] disgusted them,…
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There is not much to add this week to previous reports concerning the Lanesboro Lead. The block [?] at the upper end are mostly worked out, and no new ground it being opened in this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Corowa. the Miners Help Themselves. (From the Murray Gazette.)
The miners on the Corowa gold-field have adopted the suggestion thrown out in the last number of the Gazette. As Captain Brownrigg had no authority to make regulations suited to the locality or to give…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →BEECHWORTH v. the Miners. To the Editors
GENTLEMEN,âWill you please publish the following. Some days ago nothing an announcement addressed to the Miners of the [?] district. asking for candidates for the next [?] of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mining Reports. (From the Murray Gazette) COROWA
The popularly appointed committee on the Corowa gold-field proceeded on Wednesday morning, to measure off claims on the Shamrock Lead. They laid off ground for rather…
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We have been request to publish the following. Melbourne, January 30, 1861. J. T. Rogers Esq, Esq., [?] Children…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Victor Ian Gold Returns for 1860
Return showing the amount, of gold brought to the Treasury,. per escort, during the year 1860, distinguishing the a amount forwarded from each gold office (moved for by Mr Carpenter) :â…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Beechworth Mining District. BYE-LAWS.—(14th December, 1800 )
The following Bye-Laws of the Beechworth Mining Board have appeared in the Government Gazette;â At a meeting of the Mining Board of the Mining…
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On the course which Mr. Assistant Commissioner Lynch may pursue this day at Corowa gold-field will very much depend whether that locality will assume the character of an important gold-field, or fall again…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Beechworth Mining District. Bye-Laws—15th January, 1801
The following additional bye-laws have appeared in the Government Gazette ; â 189 Bye-law numbered one hundred and forty six (146) of the Beechworth mining board be and…
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A great deal of excitement was caused this week by the Announcement that quarts from Westâs claim on Higginâs Reel, had been crushed to the tune of [?] ounce to the ton. The fact, we trust, will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Indigo Court of Mines. Tuesday, February 19
Before His Honor Judge Cope; and Assistors, viz. Hears, Shenstone, Shepherded, Meers, Rhodes, Goldsmith and Duly. Harrison and Others. Carthorse and Others.â…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Indigo Mining Report
Business is an [?] brick of present on the Indigoâthe [?] of water for washing up purposes seriously A [?] however, the anticipated [?] with the [?] of good deal of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold-fields
A deputation, consisting of Mr. Wisdom, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Hoskins, waited upon the Secretary for Lands yesterday, to ascertain the intention of Government with reference to the Chinese. Mr…
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