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THE arrivals of Gold during the past week has been considerable. Small parcels by private hands were received during the early part of the week. The…
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Can We Afford to Lose Our Wool for the Gold? To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—This is the question of questions with the graziers, and it is one of very great importance to the colony. It is not whether a higher rate than usual…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News by Express From the Gold Fields. Thursday Morning, 3 o'clock
WE give the following news, just arrived by Express. The gold conveyance, which reached Penrith at 9 o'clock last night, brings a larger quantity of gold than on…
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WE give the following news, just arrived by Express. The gold conveyance, which reached Penrith at 9 o'clock last night, brings a larger quantity of gold than on…
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Dust and "nuggets," per oz., £3 5s. to £3 6s…
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The specimen alluded to in my last report as expected from Frederick's Valley arrived in town by the mail on Saturday morning and was placed for inspection on a chair in George-street in front of Mr. Hale's…
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SEPTEMBER 16.âAt present I have not time to enter into the full details of all the localities I have recently visited in this part of the gold district. My…
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Gold continues to be found in very large quantities here. One party at Golden Poing working close to me got twenty-five ounces in one day; this, as you may conclude, made me rather…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold Memoranda. From the Oakey Creek Correspondent of the Bathurst Free Press
During the last few days we have been lavoured with delightful weather, and those of the miners who have not been able to work in consequence of the too great abundance of water…
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The specimen alluded to in my last report as expected from Frederick's Valley arrived in town by the mail on Saturday morning and was placed for imspection on a chair in George-street in front of Mr. Hale's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Gold Mines. Turon Diggings. (From the Bathurst Free Press, Sept. 20.)
Since my last, report I have visited the diggings, both at the junction of the Oakey Creek and at the point where Mr. Blakefield is at work. At the forme…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Intelligence. Turon Diggings. (From the Bathurst Free Press Correspondent.)
SINCE my last report I have visited the Diggings, both at the junction of the Oakey Creek and at the point where Mr. Blakefield is at work. At the former place they have driven…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →News by Express From the Gold Fields. Thursday Morning, 4 o'clock
THE following items of news, received by Express, will be interesting to our readers. The conveyance, which will arrive at the Colonial Treasury at eleven…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"In Necessaris Unitas, in Dubiis Libertas, in Omnibus Charitas." What Shall We Do with Our Gold ?
COIN it to be sure; and then use it to the utmost possible exten as the representative of labour intellectual and manual, of skill, foresight, industry, prudence, patience…
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SEPTEMBER 22.—A press of business has prevented my addressing you at any great length for some time, but I shall now endeavour to make amends for my previous brevity…
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Dust and "nuggets," per oz., £3 4s. to £3 6s…
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UNMISTAKEABL[?] evidence has reached town during the week of the existence of gold in the district of Braidwood A very fine sample weighing twenty-five ounces, of a character' superior to any yet produced, has…
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A gentleman who has just come down from Mudgee, after a hurrfed visit to the Meroo Louisa, and World's End Diggings, reports that ghere were a great number of diggers at work…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold Weighing. To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
SIR—Various notices have appeared in your journal of the advantages taken of ignorant or unwary miners by a few of the Turon gold buyers, and as the public press is at present the…
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