Long Flat Goldfield Robinson and Rice's Mine an Important Discovery
WHILE in Adelong last week attending to the crashing of a parcel of "seconds" from their mine at Long Flat, Mr. G. Rice was apprised by wire…
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Yalgogrin, Barmedman, and Cullinga Gold Fields
Continuing my rambles from Wyalong I next visited Yalgogrin, a mining locality of some purpose. The field is distant some 24 miles west of Wyalong—the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. Culling A, Monday. Christmas Gift
The Christmas Gift Gold mining Company have, sent us the results of their last four weeks' crushing. The past fortnight they banked 138oz. 3dwt. 12gr…
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An important development has occurred in the Waihi mine, Davyhurst, a new vein having been discovered in an unexplored ore channel, lying between No. 1 and No. 2 shafts. For the past…
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Another important discovery has been made on Robinson and Rice's lease, Long Flat, Kimo. This is about 800ft. south of the present workings, and about…
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The Gaekwar of Baroda, an Indian prince who still rules under British suzerainty, has a great and gorgeous palace in Baroda, and seven miles out of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bundesrath's Gold. London
The Hanseatic Court (Germany) has made an order for the return to the consignees of the gold sated on board the German steamer Bundesrath at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. the Currajong
The work of pumping the water out of the main shaft in the Currajong Mine is proceeding. Two shifts are employed, and the pump is throwing…
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Much interest (says a Wyalong telegram) in being manifested in mining operation at Kildary station, 30 miles south of Wyalong. The country is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Revocation of Part of Gold Field Reserve. Land District of Urana. Within Brookong Holding, resumed area No. 473A
Part of Reserve from conditional purchase (within Galore Gold-field) proclaimed 22nd February, 1884. County of Urana parish of Lockhart, containing an area of about 5 acres…
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The cyanide plant to treat the Gift tailings is in course of erection, and the first vat will be put under treatment on Monday. As the beginning will be more…
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The Gibraltar mine at Shepherdstown has shortened hands. Some 50 men were put off during the week. The last gold escort left Adelong with…
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Sixty selected refugees have left Capetown to prepare certain of the Band mines for other workers…
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The Bank of New South Wales shipped by the Arawatta on Friday week 862ozs. of gold. The principal parcels were Ebagoolah and New Guinea, between 200ow. and 300ozs. of the latter…
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MINING affairs are humming along on the Long Flat field, which gives every promise of being the gold-field par excellence of the Gundagai…
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The Full Court on Wednesday delivered judgement in a case of particular interest to mining companies. From 1895 to 1897 £75,000 worth of gold had been obtained…
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It is said concerning the native tracks of Africa that it you started from the West Coast and took any track into the interior, bearing eastward, you could, it…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fatal Search for Gold
An old miner named Amesworth made his way down through Mexico, always following some ignis fatuus. He had seen some rich finds made in his day, had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. Adelong
The usual monthly gold escort left on Friday, taking 892oz. 9dwt. from Adelong and 85oz. from Tumbarumba. COOLAC, Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners and the A.l.f
The Daily Telegraph's Newcastle correspondent reports that there is an agitation among the Newcastle miners to sever connection with the A.L.P. because "the…
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