Mining, &C. Temora, Monday. the Diamond Drill
The drill is again at work, the rubble quartz having been passed through by the sinking of a shaft. From the tenor of a paragraph in your last issue there appears…
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Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, July 30.) ALLUVIAL
The various rushes, as they are incorrectly termed, which form a common topic on Temora, are simply a few scattered prospectors in search of gold, of which nothing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining, &C. Temora, Monday. MISCELLANEOUS
IT is a time-honoured custom to commence conversation by an allusion to the weather, and it is certainly a common topic on Temora. The reason is simple enough, viz., that the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining Memoranda. Temora Star, August 3:)
The example set by the shareholders of the Duke of York and Golden Belt claims in constructing a dam for their own use has been quickly followed by the holders of Nos. 2 and…
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Murray's p.c., Lower Town, have bottomed their new shaft on the White lead 6ft. shallow, and are driving for deep ground. No. 1 north of Murray's are still…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining, &C. Temora. Miscellaneous
A MAN, whose name is supposed to be Shea, a dealer in pigs, was found dead the other day at Junee. Mr. M'Carthy, of Temora, is going over in order, to identify the…
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The banks to-day purchased gold largely. Nine tons and a half, from Homeward Bound Reef, Sebastopol, went 9oz. 16dwts. Gorman and parly finished washing 63[?] lo[?]ds, which…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, August 17.) ALLUVIAL
FINE warm days, and clear, frosty nights are not very promising signs of rain, so it is very satisfactory to know that the number of watershafts is increasing, and in course of time…
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The long-looked-for rain visited us on Wednesday; but, unfortunately, did not last long enough to do much good, still we must be satisfied with small mercies, as it has filled…
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AFTER many threatenings with very little result, we have at last experienced a really good downpour of rain, which is sufficient for all our…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, August 27.) ALLUVIAL
No time has been lost by all the principal puddlers in getting their machines to work, and the town presents quite a lively appearance through the strings of horses and carts…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Appeal Court. Monday. Lewis V. Williams and Others
This was an appeal to reverse the verdict of Mr. Warden De Boos, Temora, on the grounds that the verdict was against both law and evidence…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, August 31.) ALLUVIAL
ON resuming after a lapse of five months the duties of chronicling the doings of the miners on this goldfiel in these columns, the present writer cannot shut his eves to the patent, fact…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Herald, September 2.)
THE weather at present is favourable to puddling operations so far as carting is concerned but there has been such a scarcity of carters that many of the machines could not be…
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THE only noteworthy events affecting mining interests of a company wit a capital of £3000, in Sydney, for the purpose of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Temora Gazetteer. Mining Department
Warden: chas, De Boos. Warden's Clerk: R. Zoach. Mining Reg[?]ar: H. Marguies. Mining Surveyor: W. Nash…
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The rain that set in on Saturday last came at the very nick of time to replenish many dams and reservoirs that had become exhausted, such as the Diorite, M'Intyre's…
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THE Home News says:— "The Kiandra Gold Mining Company, county of Selwin, New South Wales, is announced with a capital of £150,000 in shares of £1,40,000 of which are taken by…
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ON last Wednesday afternoon the town was electrified out of its chronic state of dulness into quite a fever of excitement fay the news that some extraordinary rich…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, September 14.)
THE rain that set in on Saturday last came at the very nick of time to replenish many dams and reservoirs that had become exhausted, such as the Diorite, McIntyre's, Clancy's…
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