Kiandra Gold Fields
There is, if possible, less of novelty to report this week than any I have been up here. The weather still continues remarkably fine, although the frosts are very severe at night…
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Mining Intelligence
OUR GOLD FIELDS.--Our last fortnightly escort, which went down on Monday last, taking with it no less than 2561 ozs. 14 dwts. 19 grs., is sufficient…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mis[?]ella An[?]ous. the Awful Colliery Emplosion at Burradon
To understand the nature of this terrible accident (says the Newscastle [?] it will be necessary to give some description of the camperdown or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor o f the Adelong Mining Journal
Sir,-- As I see by your paper that the Government has failed to place upon the estimates any sum in aid of an Hospital at Adelong, and it seems a pity that the efforts…
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You must forgive my silence for the past week or two for though I am your correspondent, I am more a miner, and having been led out to one of the rushes…
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After a considerable period of depression, we are happy to record symptoms of a revival in our mining affairs; the large yields obtained from late crushing, and the…
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IRONBARK.-- The Bathurst Free Press of Wednesday, publishes the following statement of the work done at the Orange and Stoney Creek Quartz Crushing Co.'s…
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We have little of novelty to report this week in mining affairs, the only item seems to confirm the now general opinion, that our reefs under different management might…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the Adelong Mining Journal
SIR,-- It may interest some of your reader to know that the first part of talings, c. selected by Mr. Wilson of the Reefer Machine, in accordance with instructions conveyed in…
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An event of considerable importance in the history of the Victoria Reef, has occurred this week,--Mr. Crouch having, in one of his claims, at a depth of 105 feet, struck a rich…
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Somohow or other when you get out of your bed in the morning, and see the deep mantle of snow resting upon everything, growing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the Adelong Mining Journal
SIR.,-- Humanity is ever the ornament of the true medical profession; those who have raised themselves by their ability to the highest honors have ever been distinguished…
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A party of West of England men are tunnelling into New Chum Hill; their drive is already 200 feet, and the prospects all satis factory…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the Adelong Mining Journal
SIR,--As you are doubtless well up in turf matters, and have a very good idea of what is going on in the racing world, I take the liberty of asking you, if you have any idea…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Correspondence. a New Patent Amalgamator. To the Editor of thin Adelong Mining Journal
SIR,-Thinking that some account and description of a new and patent amalgamator may be interesting to your numerous readers, I have taken the liberty of forwarding a paner…
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Oh, the Golden God, he hath of greedy Worshippers a host; No monarch is so great as he, nor may such wide dominion boast;…
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THE Deputy Master of the Mint and Professor Smith, University of Sydney, to the Honorable the Colonial Secretary, reporting on their Visit to…
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The nomination for this Electorate took place upon Wednesday, the 6th instant, in one of the large rooms belonging to the Pride of Galway Hotel, Adelong. It having…
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ONE thing is certain, that whilst the shadows are falling upon the Eucumbene, and nothing is heard upon the heights of Kiandra but the wail of disappointed spe[?]os, or the rush…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local & District News. Pioneer Quartz Mining Company
A meeting of the projectors of this enterprise the held on Monday evening last, at Mr. Murphy's, Adelong Hotel, at 8 o'clock p.m. It was covered by circular in…
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