The Northern Gold Fields. the Rocky River
ACCORDING to notice, a public meeting was held, at the Crown Hotel, for the purpose of presenting Mr. James Buchanan with an address on the termination of the…
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Mining & the mines, 1863
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The Northern Gold Fields. the Rocky River
DURING the past week a tunnel has been commenced in Mount Ladergan, with the view of proving practically whether payable gold exists in it or not. This hill, which…
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AN Englishman is supposed to have a right to grumble at the weather at all times, therefore we need not be surprised that those who many for months past have been desiring…
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WITH the exception of one or two of the tunnels, and the Hope and Anchor whim claim, most of the large heaps of headings, &C., accumulated during the late dry weather…
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The friends of Mr. Hoskins held an adjourned meeting on Tuesday evening last, at Mr. Crapp's, Maitland Point. The meeting, though not large, was very respectably…
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The great topic in conversation during the past week has been the mendacious article in the 'Empire' reflecting upon James Hoskins, and I may say that a universal…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held, on Friday evening last, at the Crow[?] Hotel the object being to hear Mr. Buchanan's political address. The audience, which was very…
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THE prospecting tunnel lately started in Mount Ladergan has presented difficulties not anticipated when projected. The granite through which the adit is driven…
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UNFORTUNATELY our correspondent's lengthy report did not reach us till Thursday night, leaving too little time to have it in type today Without a certainty of losing the mails…
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Fore them that day as the proposer of Mr. James Buchanan, a gentleman whom they all knew. It would not be necessary for him to enlarge on his abilities. His duty as an…
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MORE excitement prevails during the present contest than in any previous one these seven years past. The candidates and their respective friends are leaving no stone…
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THE weather at the beginning of the past week, was all that could be desired, and we were congratulating ourselves on its settled appearance On Tuesday afternoon,…
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THESE few weeks past a few parties have been seeking gold at a place called "St. Helena," about 19 miles from this. in a Southerly direction. From what I can…
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THE meeting which was advertised to be held on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of forming a company to work the ground to the North of Sydney Flat, was,…
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This place is fast, falling into the slough of despond, in consequence of the conduct of the Pioneer quartz crushing company, as they hold out no encouragement to the…
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OWING, I presume, to the recent chilly, damp weather, colds in various forms have been prevalent in this neighbourhood, and, to the consternation of parents, the dread…
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UNLIKE the gold fields to the South and West, we on the Rocky have no discoveries to chronicle—no extraordinary finds to record. Occasionally a few good weeks are…
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THE weather during the past week has been anything but pleasant, especially to those whose houses are so well ventilated that any amount of crowding would…
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THE rain which fell about a week ago caused some damage, and a considerable amount of labour, in the claims at present working in the bend below Maitland Point. Two…
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RAIN, heavy or light, has been the rule here during the past month—the intermissions have been one or two frosts and boisterous,'cloudy weather It may be…
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