The New England Gold Fields. the Rocky River
THE only parties benefited by the continuation of the present very dry weather are those working the banks of the river; to them it is a favourable chance to get on…
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Mining & the mines, 1857
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The New England Gold Fields. the Rocky River
AT present these diggings thirst for water. For the last week we have had thunder almost daily, and were in expectation that rain would have followed, but were greatly…
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A very smart thunderstorm passed over the Rocky this afternoon, but, to the great disappointment of a large number of the diggers, it was not followed by any rain…
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AN inquest was held at the Rocky River, on the 7th instant, before T. J. Markham, Esq., district coroner, and a jury of four, on the body of Henry M'Cormack. From…
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THE weather since my last has been very hot, appearances daily threatening rain, now so anxiously looked for, but always disappointing expectation—…
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THE bountiful dews still, descend upon the generous earth, but the fleece of the Rocky is dry; and Christimas is coming, with the New Year on his back, and there is not a…
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