The Story of a Lost Mine
A BONANZA for which men have searched in vain has a romantic history, if history it may be called for which no man can vouch the truth, oven while he tells the…
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Mining & the mines, 1899
165 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 6 of 9
Cobar Mining News. (From the Cobar Herald)
THE clean up of the Occidental mine last week, and which was briefly reported in our last issue, has be sufficiently satisfactory to warrant the advance in the value of shares which has…
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FORTUNE will not bear chiding. We must not reproach her, or she shulls us. Time is a fiction and limits not fate. Thought alone is eternal, time thralls it…
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CONSIDERABLE interest will be taken in Mr. Ray Stannard Baker's article on ' Liquid Air,' which appears in the April 'Strand Magazine.' Liquid air is described…
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ON Mummy the Watden granted suspensions to W. H. Mallet g.l. 333, parish of Cober, 3 months; Mt. Pleasant, 3 months. Mr. T. Longworth, manager of the Copper…
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A SPECIAL dispatch forwarded to the "San Francisco Call" from Victoria (British Columbia), on July 3, states:-- " The steamship Toes, which returned from…
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The Occidental mill cleaned up on Friday. The clean up resulted in 224 ounces of gold, valued at £920. The cyanide will clean up on Thursday…
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THE Occidental mill cleaned up on Friday. The clean up resulted in 224 ounces of gold valued at £920. The cyanide will clean up on Thursday. When the cyanide returns are in it…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Traveller. the Largest Gold Mine in the World
The mine in question is the Simmer and Jock. This property is situated on the main reef, eight miles frflm Johannesburg, and one mile from the little mining village of…
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TALK of the romance of gold-mining, why there is more excitement, and wealth too, in a single oil-well than in half a dozen ordinary gold-mines, said a man who had…
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Mr Slee, Chief Inspector of Mines, is now in Cobar. Mining matters should soon be in full swing; all tanks are full…
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GREAT excitement was created in Orange (says the WESTERN ADVOCATE) on Monday at the news that 6½lbs of gold had been washed from a bucket…
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Another gold field has been discovered in South Australia, near Wilgena…
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The Occidental mill cleaned up on Friday, for 206oz from 963 tons stone. The run was five days shorter than on last clean up…
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It is is estimated there are 10 tons of gold in every 200 feet of the Great Boulder lode (W.A.) There is 13 years work in sight…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Immense Wealth. Land Worth £13,000,000 an Acre. London Streets Worth Their Weight in Gold
One of the surest and safest ways of becoming rich beyond the dreams of avarice would (says the London ‘Daily Mail’) be to possess a few acres of land…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Gold Diggings at Bathurst in 1851
MRS. HUXLEY, widow of the Professor, contributes a most interesting article to the "Nineteenth Century " for June on the subject of "The Gold Diggings at Bathurst in 1851."…
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There was a small flood out Cobar Gold Minos was on Saturday night, there being a deep stream crossing the road near the old Huntington mill…
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The seventh half yearly general meeting of the shareholders of the Overflow Silver-mining Company was held at the company's offices, 18…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sensational Mining Accident. Melbourne
A MINING fatality is reported from Waterholes, seven miles from Bairnside, an the Nicholson River. Two miners, named John Poach and Richard Tudgey, working in an alluvial claim,…
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