Mining Mems
As respects the Snowball cooper mine, which was some time ago leased from Sir. Mandelson by Mr. Eyron Deer, we learn (says the Guudagai paper) that a co-operative company, twenty in…
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Mining on the Border
Mining has for a length of time been carried on in the sub-alpine district through which flow the numerous streams that go to swell the Murray and its tributaries, and a…
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Payable gold, according to the Gulgong Argus, has been discovered at Aaron’s Pass, about fifty miles from Ilford. The discovery is reported by Messrs. Frank Stafford, Michael Power, John…
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Seven pounds weight of quartz have been recently brought to town from a reef in the neighborhood of Little River, from which reef three or four tons were crushed some time ago at…
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It is a long time since quartz-reefing in the Beechworth district looked as well as it does at present, and hardly a week passes without our hearing of new reefs discovered and existing ones…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Crown Lands Regulations. [Continued.]. Conditional Purchase in Goldfields. Applications
35. Applications for the conditional purchase of unimproved lands within proclaimed goldfields, and not being within areas excepted by special proclamation nor occupied for gold…
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Concerning mining at Bowman’s Forest, the correspondent of a contemporary says :— “I may say that it is almost done, and I believe there will be very little improvement until some…
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Mining cannot be altogether dead in Victoria. It was only last week that the Extended Hustler’s (Sandhurst) paid their one-hundredth dividend of two shillings per share. This makes…
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A few months ago the presence of galena (sulphide of lead) is said by the Burrangong Argus to been discovered on a farm between Banning and Yass, and since then overtures for the…
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Barrabool freestone has long been in requisition in and around Melbourne for building purposes, but the amended railway tariff has at length opened up for it a market in the most remote…
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With reference to the Mount Hope mine, a correspondent of the Standard says :—The shaft is down sixty feet, and there is a cross drive in it—all copper. There is now a large supply of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Taken at the Flood. Chapter Xxxiii, “Thou Look’ St So Like What Once Was Mine.”
Time wears the beauty off all temporal blessings. That stately old yellow chariot, which had been at first a source of pride to Lady Perriam, by degrees became almost loathsome,…
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We learn from the Rockhampton correspondent of the Queenslander that the New Zealand Gully goldfield is turning up trumps. Crawford and party bottomed during last week on good gold,…
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It was reported a few days since that some very rich alluvial pound had been discovered between two reefs at Mount Pleasant, near Chiltern. It appears that the discovery was made some time…
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Messrs. Moore and Finlay, at Chiltern, had a crusting of 98 loads of stone on Saturday from their claim on the Robbie Burns Reef. The yield was 228oz. 10dwt. [?]…
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Blue books are not usually considered to be very entertaining reading, but a work that has recently been issued from the Government Printing office, Sydney, in connection with the New South Wales…
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The Adelong correspondent of the Gundagai Times reports as follows :—Annetts and party are raising fine stone. The Great Victoria Co. have finished crushing and the results are quite…
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The Braidwood Dispatch says that Mr. William Dunshea and party at Little River last week came upon a quartz reef while engaged carting washdirt to ground sluice. They took a few pieces of…
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“The reports from the M‘lntyre’s rush,” says the Dunolly Express, “ still speak of golden holes being bottomed. The direction of the fancy line has been materially interfered with during the…
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[?]ew lode, very rich in ore, has been discovered running through the creek in the centre of the Armstrong Copper, Mine, at Locke’s Platform. [?]glean from the Parkes Gazette that the new…
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