Intercolonial. Queensland. Charters Towers Goldfield
The Brisbane Courier has received from the Secretary for Public Works and Mines the following report from Mr. Commissioner Macdonald :…
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19 stories in Murray's papers
All That Glitters Need Not Be Gold
The principal actresses of the Paris theatres have struck—not for a rise of salary, but against the tyranny of fashion. They pronounce against those pieces aux robes,…
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Min[?] land for a distance of sixty miles [?] continues to be taken up weekly. Last Thursday there were 180 acres [?] of miners rights have…
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[?] R. M. [?] reports.—There has been a steady demand through the week for shares in our favourite [?] a good many people from beyond the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hay—friday. the Cudgelligo Goldfield. Latest Intelligence
Four days ago there were 600 men on the ground, which is 125 miles from Booligal. The stations are being deserted of their hands. There is a regular stampede from tho village of Booligal. One young man…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Open Column. the New Goldfield on the Lachlan. To the Editor of the Pastoral Times
SIR,—Permit me to make a few remarks, through the medium of your invaluable journal, with reference to the news of the gold finding at Cudgelligo. I do not wish to be egotistical, but simply to point…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →By Electric Telegraph. Hay. Friday 8 p.m. More News From the Bald Hill Goldfields
Cudgelligo news is still favaurable. Private letters advise friends to come. The alluvial sinking —shotty gold is found at six feet deep, about six miles from the reef. The station hands are leaving…
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As you are aware, a quartz reef has been discovered here by a man called Foster. This discovery has caused a deal of excitement, and a rush Las taken place to Cudjellico Lake in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New Gold-field. (From tho Hay Correspondent of the Deniliquin Chronicle.)
The Cudgellgo Reefs are no myth after all. An old resident of this district arrived on Saturday night with e rich specimen of quartz taken, he says, promiscuously from the heaps…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Cudgelligo Goldfield. [By Electric Telegraph.] Hay. May 5, 1873
Some practical miners have returned from Cudgelligo to Hay, and they declare that these diggings are a failure. Gold has only been found in the…
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SIR,— I do myself the honour for the inform of the Hon. the Secretary for Lands, to report upon the discovery of an auriferous quartz reef at Lake [?] on the Lower Lachlan…
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[?] has submitted to us for [?] original of the following letter, [?] account of the above [?] May 3, 1873…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cudgellico Gold-fields. to the Editor of the Hay Standard
SIR,— In reference to the above diggings, I have seen so many curious accounts—many of them written by parties who have little or no knowledge ot the subject they are writing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bald Hills Goldfield. Cudgellico, May 15, 1873
THE latest newspapers say that the Bald Hills is a failure—it has been pronounced so by practical diggers, who have returned to Hay. Why do these practical diggers…
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Sin,—I do myself the honor for the information of the Hon. the Secretary for Lands, to report upon the discovery of au auriferous quartz reef at Lake Cargilligo on the Lower…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bald Hills Goldfield. Cudgellico, May 29, 1873
A RUSH took place last Monday evening to a place four miles north of here where another reef has been discovered. Great excitement prevailed all Monday night and Tuesday,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Open Column. [?]T Wilcannia Amalga Copper Mining Committed). [?] Editor of the Pastoral Times
[?] have, on many former occasions, [?] in your columns matters affecting [?] our district, and as the present stop[?]essary delay in reworking the…
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As some little misapprehension appears to exist amongst miners and others in this district with reference to the interpretation of the [?]rd clause of the Gold-fields Act,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Down in a Coal Mine
We descend the shaft with a disagreeable feeling of going, we know not whither, save somewhere into the depths of a black pit which yawns beneath us. Once at the bottom…
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