The First Discovery of Gold in Victoria
THE following interesting story of the first discovery of gold in victoria is written by Mrs. Arm Brentani to the Melbourne ARGUS, and published in last Monday's issue of that…
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Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, May 31.)
A VISIT to Upper Temora at the present time discloses to the observer a very different spectacle from what would have met his eye four or five months ago. When then every…
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Though exceeding the quantity of rain that fell on the preceding occasion by only 15 points, the recent rainfall produced an effect upon the dams on the goldfield that is quite…
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THE result of the special meeting of the Shamrock aud Eureka Tribute G. M. Co. on List Monday evening at the Academy of Music marks a new departure in mining…
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Warden: Chas. De Boos. Warden's Clerk: R. Zouch. Mining Registrar: W.O. Kropp. Mining Surveyor: Mr. Conroy…
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Mooney and party on the Squatter's are washing up and so far, the dirt has gone about loz to the load. Bourke and party, of Lower Temora…
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PROOF is extant that the rich alluvial found by McCormick Brothers on the eastern border of the I.X.L. is not a more "Pothole or patch," as its continuance into the claim held…
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Warden : Chas. De Boos. Warden's Clerk : R. Zouch. Mining Registrar: W. O. Kropp. Mining Surveyor: Mr. Conroy…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Appeal Court. Wednesday, June 9. BEFORE Mr. District Judge Forbes. Lucas and Others (Appellants) V. Bourke (Respondent)
Mr. Bennett, instructed by Mr. Frodsham, for the appellants; Mr. O'Ryan, instructed by Mr. De Boos, for the respondent. In this case appellants sought to set aside…
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MR. W. H. SLEE, mining inspector, has reported on the Mount M'Donald goldfield to the following effect, his report being addressed to tho Minister for Mines:—…
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Foster and party's dirt washing at the South Australian Fuddling Co.'s machines is still going over announce to the load. On Thursday last they…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, June 7.)
THE result of the special meeting of the Shamrock and Eureka Tribute G. M. Co. on last Monday evening at the Academy of Music marks a new departure in mining…
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No little stir arose in Upper Temora on the afternoon of Monday last when the exciting news became known that a third party had picked up the run of gold discovered by…
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Warden: Chan. De Boos. Warden's Clerk: R. Zouch. Mining Registrar: W. O. Kropp. Mining Surveyor: Mr. Conroy…
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Joe. Rodengues and his mate have sold their two shares in the Ada Reef, Barmedman, to Mr. John Pope, of Sydney, for £800 each. The…
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If the intention of the Mining Act, and the complicated regulations which accompany it, together with the cumbrous machinery called into existence…
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MINING operations have been considerably retarded by the inclemency of the Weather for the past four or five days, and very little news is stiring in consequence. The…
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Bourke and party. Lower Temora, are still on coarse gold, and several fair-sized nuggets have been picked out of late…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Memoranda. (Temora Star, June 17.)
MINING operations have been considerably retarded by the inclemency of the weather for the past four or five days, and very little news is stirring in consequence. The…
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OWING to the protracted wet weather, mining operations have been considerably retarded, and very little news is to hand in consequence…
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