Mining
The middle claim at Nerrin[?] known as the Star of the South is down 110 feet and showing payable gold. The owners expect to be able to…
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Mining & the mines, 1903
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Mining
The middle claim at Nerrigundah, known as the Star of the South, is down. [?] feet and slithering payable gold. The owners expect to be able to…
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On Monday, before Mr. H. S. Hawkins, an application was made by Jas. Lucas and J. C. Denny for author to mine on private property at…
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Mr. A. D. Morton, Mining Expert, whose name is so well-known in the mining world, and particularly in connection with the rich mine. Morton's reward,…
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For size and lowness of grade Yalwal gold mines easily take first place in this State. Eighty or 90 heads of stamps are pounding away on ore worth from…
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Much satisfaction and interest are evinced in the favorable report of Mr Jaquet, Government Geologist, who recently inspected the Gulph gold…
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BY A singular change of circumstances, the gold-miners of Hastings County, Ontario, Gonads, who for years were baffled in trying to extract the precious metal from its…
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A number of [?] interested in mining [?] a the Nelson [?] a [?]mple of days [?] Operations [?] Still continue [?] the field, and…
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THURSDAY’S Daily Telegraph writes:—A few days ago our Tenterfield correspondent reported that “Mr. Salmond. an American speculator, accompanied by one of Edison’s engineers, has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letter From the Director of Agriculture. “Department of Mines and Agriculture,” Sydney, Aug. 6, 1903
“Dear Sir,—I beg to return your plan of Show Pavilion and regret that I retained it so long. It seems to me that this should answer admirably for the…
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Word has been received that a rick reef has been discovered at Bougemdore with in 300 yards of the Captain’s flat road For many years after heavy rain nice…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letter From the Director of Agriculture. “Department of Mines and Agriculture, “Sydney, Aug. 6, 1903
“Dear Sir,—I beg to return your plan of Show Pavilion and regret that I retained it so long, It seems to me that this should answer admirably for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Grassy Gully Mine
The tributors in the Grassy Gully mine (Biddulph and party) are still getting out splendid stone from the 78ft. level They have traced it for a considerable distance…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Warne's Gold -Saving Machine
Mr.A.E.Warne, of Tomerong,has recently had a model of his Gold-Saving Machine constructed by a sydney firm, and assures us that it is as decided…
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Mr Warden Elliott last week visited the recent find near Bungentore, and furnished a report on his visit to the Minister. Mr Elliott informs the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Nerriga Gold
The Braidwood "Express" has been shown a remarkable speciman of goldbearing ore, obtained in the Nerriga district, though the precise locality has not yet been divulged…
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Despite the many difficulties encountered, the Jembaicumbene Middle Ground Company earned a profit of £336 during the past half year,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold-Drcdging in the Braidwood District
Despite the many difficulties encountered, the Jembaicumbene Middle Ground Company earned a profit of £336 during the past half year,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nerrigundah Gold
We had the pleasure of impeding a [?] make of gold in the Commercial Bank on Wednesday, which came from Smith Tomean and partyâs claim at Nerrigundah…
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