New England Gold Fields. the Rocky River
THE rain of Sunday and Monday last filled several dams and caused the Mount Jones races to run, and, though only of short duration, still the b[?]n was of importance…
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Mining & the mines, 1858
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New England Gold Fields. the Guyra
MR. MOORE has shown us an excellent sample of gold, weighing 4 ozs. 12 dwts., which he has brought in from Messrs. Cartmill and Tierney, who state they have…
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THE weather during the past few days has been very cold particularly during the nights accompanied by high winds. On Tuesday afternoon a heavy shower of rain…
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THE indications of approaching winter are now becoming very visible. Huge piles of firewood are in course of being stacked around many a fungal dwelling and to all…
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On a late visit.to the Rocky, we were delighted by proceeding on two occasions through the German tunnel, in Mount Jones —once with Mr, Rae, and again with Mr…
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THOSE who pretend to be good judges of the weather give it as their opinion that severe frosts are generally followed by heavy rains. If such doctrines hold good,…
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IT was generally supposed that-gold in paying quantities wag not to be found in the bed of the Rocky beyond the lower, end of Brown's paddock, but for some time past a…
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A REGULAR rush has set in to the fiats below the surface diggings on Mount Welsh. The sinking is from,25 to 30 feet. The lead of gold seems to be confined to a…
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THE rush to Mount Welsh promises to be the must important that we have had for some time past. All those who bottomed on the channel have got payable stuff…
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THE weather during the last week has been changeable and bitterly cold. Some rain has fallen b[?]gotliing of importance to benefit those whose constant cry is Water…
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At the first prospecting meeting held here it was suggested by one of the subscribers that instead of going but into the bush in search of a new gold field, the ground in the…
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SINCE my last the weather was mild until Monday night, when several heavy rolls of thunder were heard in the distance. Since then several showers of rain and snow have…
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I HAVE no particular fresh news in digging matters to report since my last. The late escort showed some improvement, and from the perseverance and determination with…
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WE give below the new regulations issued by Mr. Robertson with reference to the management of the gold fields, together with the circular addressed to the…
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FOR two days during last week the weather was wet—so soaking that all the old women on the Rocky who believe in warlocks said your special correspondent's opinion was…
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Clear frosty nights and genial sunny days have been the sum total of last week's weather. If it continues it will benefit a number of the diggers, while to others it will…
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DURING the latter part of last week the weather was mild and warm. On Sunday afternoon a smart thunderstorm passed over the Rocky, followed by a few slight showers…
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WITHOUT exception, I may safely say that the weather of New England is the most changeable in the colony. Thursday and Friday of last week were so warm and mild…
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THE merciless cold which had prevailed for some time past gave way, with the last week, to more warm and [?] days, though the nights are still fro[?] Before…
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The discovery of a new gold field at Port Curtis is the all-absorbing topic of conversation amongst our diggers, and I suppose it rings from one end of the country to the…
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