From the Mines
THE following is. the letter of our correspondent, which was published in our Second Edition of Saturday:Bathurst, June 19…
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The First Visible Efotoits of the Gold Upon Our. Neighbours
THE effects of our gold.discovery upon.the neighbouring colonies have already been forcibly depicted both in the public press and private corres pondonce. From all…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Monday, June 23, 1851. "Sworn io no Master, of no Sect am 1." the Gold
THE first draft of the accession to our population which may be expected in consequence of the discoveries of gold took place on Saturday, when two…
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THE following is the postscript which appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:— Tuesday Morning, ll o'clock…
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We copy the following from the Bath[?] From Press of the 21st instant:— THE DIGGINGS. (From our Ophir Correspondent.)…
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Scareely a day elapses that reports are not circulated of new discoveries having been made, and with the spirit of exploration which is now abroad we are quite prepared to learn of the existence of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →News From the Gold Field. (From the Bathurst Free Press.) Gold at Fitzgerald's Valley
SCARCELY a day elapses that reports are not circulated of new discoveries having been made, and with the spirit of exploration which is now abroad, we are quite prepared to leam of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Wednesday, June 25, 1851. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." the Gold Fields
THE intelligence from Bathurst yesterday contains information that another creek in that neighbourhood had been found to have auriferous banks. Some…
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THE following is the postscript which appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:— Thursday Morning, 11 o'clock…
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THE neighbouring colonies are just now in a state of excitement, with regard to the Bathurst gold, similar to that which prevailed in Sydney a month or five…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Information Fkoh the Mines. (From our Special Correspondent.)
MONDAY, 2.—Instead of purchasing 8 tarpaulin, which would have cost £7, we got twenty-four yards ot unbleached calico at Is. a yard, and made it into a tent, which we…
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The usual Second Edition of our Saturday's publication will not be issued to-day. June 28th…
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THE discovery of new auriferous locations is announced daily. Mr C. H. NICHOLS, of this office has enclosed us a beautiful sample of gold procured by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold Washing. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
SIR, -- It has with great truth been remarked, that more knowledge can be obtained from observations of man and the world, than can ever be obtained by the usual system of tuition. This assertion must stand self-evident, particularly when we bear in mind that…
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Scarcely a day elapses that reports are not circulated of new discoveries having been made, and with the spirit of exploration which is now abroad we are quite prepared to learn of the…
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A shepherd who dwelt near to Summer-[?]il crossed me As weary and faint up the mountain I pressed, He lent on his crook as I passed to accost me,…
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The gold—the gold—the yellow gold, The bright, the shining, (d—n the cold,) Without a mark without a bound, It runneth the creck's wide junction round,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Intelligence. Foster's Diggings. (From the Bathurst Free Press.)
In describing the country about Fitzgerald's Valley in our Saturday's issue we were compelled, from want of time, to make use of such information as was at hand, but upon reference…
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SATURDAY'S mail brought down a considerable quantity of gold. We were shown one parcel of about 50oz consisting of dust and small."nuggets," which, came to…
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FRIDAY, JUNE 13.—Last night we had one of those agreeable episodes which occasionally enliven life in the bush. I was awoke in the middle of the night by a poke in the ribs…
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