The Nortthern Gold Fields. Tee Rocky River
CHRISTMAS has come and occupied the week, so there is nothing but the old salutation of "A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year." Those who have had good…
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Mining & the mines, 1860
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The Northern Gold Fields. the Rocky River
The weather still continues most pleasant, being the coolest summer we have experienced for years pas[?] scarcely a day passes without some thunder-showers, and…
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ON the evening of Wednesday last a public meeting was held, at Mr. J. R. Miller's, Post Office Hotel, for the purpose of protesting aganist the removal of Mr…
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THE heat during last week was very oppressiveâso much so that it was almostimpossible during mid-day to work in the pun. Water is getting very scarce for…
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OUR present weather is certainly very favourable for harvest operations, but from the intense heat and want of rain our once promising gardens are likely to be a…
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The weather during the last week has been warm, with almost daily, in the afternoon, slight [?], followed by a few showers of gentle rain; but ere vegetation…
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Last week we had several thunderstorms, accompanied with copious rain. Those who bad races and sluices wished that the supply of water might have been more plentiful;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Gold Fields. the Hanging Rock. (From the 'Tamworth Examiner,' Feb. 11.)
A LARGE and influential meeting was held this evening at Mr. M'llveen's Inn, Happy Yalley. The object of the meeting having reference to the securing of voluntary…
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THE rush on the ridge below the Catholic Chapel, on a channel believed to be a continuation of the old post-office lead, remains nearly in the same unsatisfactory state as…
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DURING last week we had a change in the weather. On Tuesday afternoon a smart thunderstorm, accompanied by heavy showers of rain, soon filled the water-holes,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Poetry. the Associate. [Respectfully inscribed to the Miners of the Northern Gold Fields, by the Chairman of the Provisional Committee of the Rocky River Branch of the "Miners' Association of the Northern Gold Fields."
THE wise old man, who, ere he died, Did round the bed hie children call. And, by the sticks in handle bonnd, A useful lesson taught to all:…
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THE weather since my last both by day and night has been so warm, and the atmosphere so close, that the very candles refuse to burn in the tunnels. Of course in…
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In future I don't intend taking up your columns with any notice of the weather, unless some remarkable changes take place; so that those who think newspaper room…
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MINING NEWS.— Since my last thewashing stuff found in the deep shalf sunk by Rooney's party on Mount D[?]herty has greatly improve[?] as the [?] now brought…
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The Snowy River lever. so prevalent Lore about- a month ago, seems now to be quite abated,- and the fighty mania cooled down by the reports in Sydney papers…
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ONE of the most violent and stormy meetings ever witnessed on the Rocky took place in the school-room on Wednesday evening, 11th inst, the Hoskins Fund…
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DURING last week the weather has undergone a change, and though the days still continue warm the very chilly nights prognostigate an approaching winter. Lately…
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AND now for the Southern limits of the Clarence basin, which, wild and rugged as it may appear to the casual traveller along the beaten paths, contains some of the most…
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LAST week we were favoured with heavy rain, which came in good season, and now all the waterholes are replenished, and piles of washing stuff which had been…
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As we approach that portion of the eastern [?] of the main range the vicinity of Armidale, the surface of the declining country, where the trappean crust has been…
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