Mining
Homes and party at Major’s Creek, in what is known as the Snob’s Reef, have now raised some 240 tons of stone from the 400ft. level. This stone is…
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Mining & the mines, 1904
83 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 5
Death of a Mining Manager
News has recently been received of the death of Mr Matthew Rogers, the general manager of the Half Moon Dredge at Little River , the property of the New Zealand…
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Homes and party at Major’s Creek, in what is known as the Snob’s Reef, have now raised some 240 tous of stone from the 400ft. level. This stone is…
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News has recently been received of the death of Mr Matthew Rogers the general manager of the [?] at Little River the property of the New Zealand…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Authorities to Enter Private Property
It has been the general impression that authorities to enter private property give to the leaders permission to carry on all and necessary work in [?] with…
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A Warden's Court will be held at Braid wood on the 25th inst. to inquire into the applicaion of J. A. Gegg for three dredging leagos of 25a., 35a., and 33a., respectively…
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A Warden's Court Braidwood at before Warden Elliott to consider adjourned application of Rowland Hassall for suspension of labour for six months in the gold…
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Mr J. W. Summers has introduced the cyanide bro[?]de process for the extraction of gold at Major's Creek The "Braidwood Dispatch says [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Most Romantic Search for Gold on Record. “Ten Feet Below Where Two Million Pounds Are Buried.”
So ran the legend, roughly hewn on a flat stone, 3ft. long and 16in. wide, which a handful of treasure-hunters brought to light more than a century ago, after months of…
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Mr. John Channon, J.P., was crossing the Clyde River near Nelligen on Tuesday night in a boat with two men named Ireland and M'Carthy, when a southerly squall struck…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Grassy Gaily Mine for Sale
The gold leases, Nos. 938 and 943, parish Buangla, together with the general working plant of the Grassy Gully Gold Mining Company, are advertised in the Sydney press for…
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A new form of mining is about to he introduced in the Moruya district. Mr W. H. Rossiter, representing the Daplo Smelthing and Refining Company…
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THE Nelson is steadily but cur ly developing into a goldfield which is going to pan out pro[?] able result's in the end. There are now several very fair shows…
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The crushing mill at Major’s Creek has just put through 206 tons of stone from Holmes and party’s reef (the Snobs) with a return of 37oz. free gold…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Special Grant. Department of Mines and Agriculture. Sydney, 4th. Feb., 1904
Sir,—I am directed to inform you that the Secretary for Mines and Agriculture has been pleased to approve of a special grant of £50 being made to the Shoalhaven…
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The crushing mill at Major’s Creek has just put through 200 tons of stone from Holmes and party’s reef (the Snobs) with a return of 37oz. free gold…
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A public meeting was held at Nelson (Tanja) on Wednesday, 17th Feb. There was about 35 present, Mr J. W. Flanagan was voted to the…
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Application by J. Monaghan for an extended alluvial claim on Nuggetty Gully Mountain, on the south boundary. of G.L. 32, near Nerriga, was made last…
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Application by J. Monaghan for an extended alluvial claim on Nuggetty Gully Mountain, on the south boundary of G. L. 32, near Nerriga, was made last…
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The Braidwood Express gives the following interesting account of the treatment of pynfio concentrates and complex ores by the browide cyanide…
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