Mining Intelligence
We take a few extracts from some of the New South Wales Journals, which will certainly not be inserted in the Victorian Papers:—IMPORTANT FROM THE SNOWY RIVER…
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Mining & the mines, 1860
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Mining Intelligence
A gentleman on whom the greatest reliance can be placed, gives us the following particulars in reference to Kiandra. To the bat of his belief there an from 600 to 1000 diggers at present…
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The following is from the correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald:—KIANDRA. JULY 20th.—Snow has now lain on the ground…
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July 22.âI hasten to inform you that yesterday morning the ice was four inches thick, and this morning the wind blew very high from the south-cast, accompanied with snow. The snow…
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5TH AUGUST.—Thaw has set in for the last three days. The snow is disappearing fast from the, tops of the hills, but still lies lower ground, Walking across it is now a matter of…
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The following is from the correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald:—KIANDRA. 10th August—The weather continued…
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3lst August.âWeather up to the 30th very changeable; since Sunday last, snow, wind, and rain alternately. The 30th and 31st have been bright and warm. The town is In a shocking…
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The Kiandra Escort, as per returns, has amounted from March 1st (its date of establishment) to September 1st inclusive, to 47,860 ounces of gold, to which are to be added 1500…
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We beg to call the attention of our readers to the following very sensible letter on the subject of mining prospects on Kiandra. It was aldressed to the Pioneer, and is certainly worthy of…
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The following letter on the subject of the misrepresentations of the Press of Victoria relative to comparative richness of Kiandra as a gold-field and of those in our sister colony, has…
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16TH SEPTEMBER.—No news of importance this week; weather very changeable. Last night a severe hurricane—gusts of wind blowing out the candles in the rooms, and levelling many…
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The news from the mines, owing to the bad weather, is of a very meagre nature. The parties below the Lower Falls have almost all put in their dams, and expect to seach the golden deposite…
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30TH SEP[?]MBER—The E[?]rt left here yesterday with 2669 ozs 10 dwts., 3246/ in notes, and 1200/ in [?] This amount, it must be remebered, comprises that of last week's…
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The following letter on the above important subject was addressed to the Argue by Mr. F. [?] of Melbourne, and in the hope that [?] of our scientific readers may [?] able to…
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The Essort leave to-day with 1448 [?] 3 [?] 20 grs, and £10,000 in notes. I have just received information of a twelve (12) ounce [?] being found on New…
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October 13.—Some hand-one nugg[?]ts have again been found at Surface Hill; one of 50 ounces was to be seen yesterday at the Bank of New South Wales. Rumours of the 400 ounce…
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OCTOBER 12TH.—It was generally supposed that at the present time Kiandra would boast of a large population, bat the last few days stem father to have dimished than increased it; but…
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On New Chum Hill one party have bottomed at 45 feet, and obtained as much as one ounce to the dish; they are now engaged in slabbing and puddling. Several other holes are going down…
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I made my [?] as a gold-digger on the [?] in the month of August, 1854, from which place I shall co[?] these sketches, [?] the incident of the…
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The Alpine Pioneer of the 19th inst contains the following matter:—On New Chum Hill Coghill yesterday sold out one fourth share in the prospecting claim for…
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