Mining Memoranda
No change has taken place in the aspect of mining matters since last report. The Warden's Court is thronged with suitors, but no work is done meanwhile on the reefs…
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The Muttama Goldfield
OUR readers know that we have been opposing an application by Mr. Thomas Broughton for the purchase by virtue of improvements of forty-acres on the…
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IN lobel mining the greatest stagnation still prevails, owing to the many cases of "jumping" which are still pending, and which entirely obstruct all progress. To a great…
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There is absolutely no news from either the alluvial or quartz claims. In the former the only noteworthy event is that in Key of the Golden Gate (Late…
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The dearth of news in the local mines still continues. The old Euchre alluvial claim has been taken up again by McDowall and Price, who…
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AFTER a long intermission, the cause of which we have been unable to ascertain, the authorities have at last determined to continue the boring operations by means of the…
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After a long intermission, the cause of which we have been unable to ascertain, the authorities have at last determined to continue the boring operations by means of the…
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THE reef has been struck in the Fanny Parnell in the new shaft, and the firsh shot fired into the body of stone showed fine golden quartz. The quality of the stone, as…
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BEFORE his Honor Judge Forbes. LUCAS AND PARTY V. BOURKE AND PARTY. Mr. Bennett (instructed by Mr. Stevenson) for plaintiff; Mr. O'Ryan (instructed by Mr…
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WE have much pleasure in announcing to our readers that the dawn of a new era in quartz mining is breaking. The long-desired introduction of capital for the…
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THE news from Upper Temora is again encouraging this week, as Lucas, Penman and Nixon's leader appears not to be the only gold-bearing vein in that locality. On…
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Warden: Chas. Dc Boos. Warden's Clerk: R. Zouch Mining Registrar: R. Zouch Mining Surveyor: W. Nash…
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A PROTEST having been made to the Mines Department against an application to purchase under the improvement clause portion of the Muttama goldfield, on the Stringybark…
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A SPIRITED offer comes from Mr. D. O'Keeffe, of the Temora Hotel on the road to Young in the locality known as "The Rock." As will be known to most of our mining readers…
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Warden : Chas [?] Boos. Warden's Clerk : R. Zouch. Mining [?] : R. Zouch Mining surveyor : W. Nash…
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An invention for extracting gold and other metals from siliceous, aluminous, and other-substances was patented by Mr. J. P. Dunker, of Glasgow, manufacturing chemist, but the…
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AN effort 16 at last being made to develop our mining resources by means of local capital. With all the facilities afforded by the No Liability Act, it is a matter of surprise that…
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OWING to the holidays Barmedman for the past week has been very quiet, and work is entirely suspended at the reefs. The few miners who have remained in the district…
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Application for authority under section 28 of the Mining Act, 1874, hereafter to be dealt with, may, when approved by the Secretary of Mines, be granted subject…
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IT shall be lawful for the holder of a miners' right or of a lease under this Act or any of the Acts hereby repealed to mine for gold or any other mineral…
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