The Turon Gold Mines. (From our Special Reporter.)
Turon River, January 12th, 1852, During the last Week, the weather has been so dry and settled, that the river has gone down materially, and the working of…
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Gold Circulars
THE news from our mines is of a more cheering character than it has been for several weeks. The Turon is becoming populated again, and a few parties with great exertion have been able to work their bed claims…
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THE news from our mines is of a more cheering character than it has been for several weeks The Turon is becoming populated again, and a few parties with great exertion have been able to work their bed claims…
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In sending my statement of Sales for this week, the whole of the Gold being from our own Diggings, I am gratified, and so I hope and exp[?] will my constituents be at the very marked…
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At this moment we have the most extraordinary accounts from Australia of the quantity of gold embedded in the soil in the neighbourhood of Bathurst. It is said, in fact, that the entire soil…
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Another rich digging has been discovered about one mile before the Post Office ; 7, 8, or 9ibs weight have been obtained by different parties. On the old ground, one party of four have been fortunate enough to get 28ibs in one day. The water is very bad;…
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With reference to the regulations of the 7th October and 25th November, 1851, relative to the working of matrix gold, his Excellency the Governor General directs it to be notified, that…
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The quantity of gold brought in yesterday by escort consisted of 10,957 ounces from Mount Alexander, and only 41 ounces from Ballarat; the diggings, at which place, as stated in a…
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COLONIAL Secretary's Office, Sydney, 16th January, 1852.—With reference to the Regulations of the 7th October and 25th November, 1851, relative to the working of matrix gold,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Gold of Australia. (From the Times.)
The discovery of gold-fields in New South Wales will produce very different effects on different minds some will lament over it as calculated to introduce a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Australian Gold Discovery.; (From the Daily News, September 19.)
The following appeared in our second edition yesterday:- Our Singapore, correspondent, after giving extracts fully confirmatory of, but…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English News. the Gold News in England. (From the Times, September 20.)
THE discovery of gold fields in New South Wales will produce very different effects on different minds. Some will lament over it as calculated to introduce a new element of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Original Correspondence. Geological Presumption; Or, the Gold-seekers Outwitted. To the Editors of Bell's Life in Sydney
Gentlemen.—The auri sacra fames seems not to be confined to one class of individuals— it extends its influence, not in a direct line, to include a certain portion of the community only,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Original Gold Digger's Letter. To my wife near Misther O'Keefe's Riley [?]state, Sydney. If gone to be forwarded. Turon, Janry the tin—1852
My dear Shelah. I commenced this letter tomorrow. If it doesn't come to hand you may allow that I am not here but gone to Maneroo or somewheres…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Gold Mania of the Nineteenth Century. To the Editor of the Wellington Independent
SIR—[?]ermit me, through the [?] your valuable journal, to make a few remarks on the present mania for gold; these I shall introduce with a definition of GOLD…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Gold Fields. the Turon. (From the Bathurst Free Press.)
INFORMATION has reached us that a thunder storm took place at the Turon on the night of Wednesday last, commencing between eight and nine o'clock, and continuing for about an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts, the Australian Gold Fields. (From the Times, September 19.)
Advices nine days later from the Australian Gold region, were received to-day by the Overland Mail. They reach to the 11th of June, and are highly interesting…
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JANUARY 13.âWithin a week from the date I have just written, no less than four deaths have occurred in this district, and in each case the deceased has been connected with our…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South Australia. the Gold at Last. (From the Adelaide Morning Chronicle, Dec, 31.)
We mentioned yesterday that Messrs. Bonney and Babbage, the new Commissioners for issuing the gold licenses, had gone up to visit the gold diggings on Mount Lofty Range. These…
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