Armidale Odd Fellows. Presentation of a Gold Medal
ON Monday morning, about half-past 9, a large number of members of the Loyal New England Lodge, No. 51, M.U., had met at the New England Hotel, for the purpose of…
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Mining & the mines, 1868
13 stories in New England's papers
Original Correspondence. a Political Programme for the New England Electors of the Northern Gold Fields. To the Editors of the 'Armidale Express.'
GENTLEMEN—It is satisfactory to find that the candidate for our suffrages has always looked upon the Mining Industry as one of the most important in New South Wales…
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MONDAY last, the 22nd inst., being the day appointed for the nomination of a candidate for the representation of the Gold Fields North in the Parliament of New…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Northern Gold Fields Election. To the Editors of the 'Armidale Express.'
GENTLEMEN—Your issue of the 27th instant (to hand this day), with the proceedings at the Nomination for the Northern Gold Fields, reports Mr. Hanson to have…
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"Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, Bright and yellow, hard and cold. Molten, graven, hammered or roll'd, Henry to get and light to hold:…
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MINING affairs at the Denlson are in a prosperous condition, although the population does not exceed 30. Since the commencement of the year between 300 and 400 tons of quartz has been crushed, the average…
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DURING the week it was rumoured that a new gold field had been opened in the Clarence district, and on making enquiry of Gold Commissioner Addison that gentleman has furnished us with the following…
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THE reports from the Cangi diggings during the past week have been both vague and unsatisfactory, and so far as report goes there appears to be no doubt that gold exists in the neighbourhood of the "supposed…
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A new cradle has been planned by Mr. Langley, of the Telegraph Office, which we believe will revolutionise mining in this district. This discovery will commend…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Miscellanea for the Month. Rocky Eocky Eivee
OWING to the long continuance of the dry weather, there is but little doing on this field excepting in some of the Chinese claims below Maitland Point and a few luvial claims at the new rash near Mount Mutton,…
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ON this field there has been something like a stir among the diggers concerning applications made to Gold Commissioner Addison by certain parties to lease auriferous…
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FROM the Rocky Fiver we learn that the Government has confirmed Commissioner Addison's decision in the matter of Messrs. Lillicrap & Company's and Shepherds & Company's applications to lease at Diggers'…
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OUR accounts from this place state that a few of the claims near Palmerstou Reef continue to yield remarkably well, but the number of miners on the field does not exceed 20. It is expected, however,…
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