Gold Fields
ARALUEN.—We were much pleased on Saturday last, in paying a visit to the Happy Valley to find that the greatest prosperity prevails throughout the entire diggins; all the claims are realizing…
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Gold News
NATIVE DOG CHEEK DIGGINGS.—We have been informed by some parties just returned from Native Dog Creek, that the place is all but deserted. Not more than 100 diggers remain, the majority of these…
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BROOKS' CREEK.âBy a letter received from Brooks'-Creek since our last publication we are informed that matters continue just as they were. Nothing fresh has been struck, although many…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Minmi. Gossip From a Coal Mine. to the Editor or the Empire
SIR.—One evening last week—it is of little importance which—the members of the Minmi Mutual Benefit Society, hold their third half-yearly general meeting. Mr. Wm. Charlton, chairman, and from the report of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Zealand. the Tokomairiro Gold Fields
WE have been politely favoured by Captain Walker, of the Dunedin, with Otago papers to the 6th instant, and Lyttelton to the 10th. The Otago Witness says:-…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Petition of the Burrangong Miners. to the Editor of the Empire
SIR,—We thank it but due to the miners of Burrangong to lay before the public a statement of the way that they and their petition have been received by the Government. [?]We were deputed by the miners at a large public…
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THE TURON.—A freshet in the river during the past week entirely stopped mining. Operations in the bed of the river. The last two or three days' fine weather, however, has restored…
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GOLD AT THE NUMERALLA.—The reports from this gold-field still continue very favourable, though as yet the principal efforts have not been brought to bear in the production of gold, otherwise we should…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Zealand. the Tuapeka Gold-fields. (From the Otago Witness, July 13th.)
THE gold escort returned from the Tuapeka yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, having left the gold-field on Thursday at noon. The arrival of the first escort produced as much excitement as the limited number of persons remaining m Dunedin…
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WE have been requested, to republish the following letter, which appeared in the columns of our daily contemporary at the time of its date, [?]., October 28, 1858:-…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →By Electric Telegraph. latest from Burrangong. Arrival of the Military. Arrests by the Police, Oederly Conduct of the Miners. (From Our Special Reporter.) Lambig Flat, FRiday Evening
NEARLY the whole of the military and police left the camp this morning, at half-past 9 o'clock, and, making a detour, crossed, Burrangong, Creek, below the town; then wheeling to the left, they suddenly appeared on…
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MINING NEWS.—Mining affairs at Araluen, thanks to the continuance of the fine weather, are still in a flourishing state. The population has during the last week or two received great…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →To the Miners of Burrangong. Per Fa[?] of the Entire
FRIENDS AND FELLOW COUNTRYMEN.—Be true to yourselves. Be peaceful and obedient to the laws, and whatever grievances you have will surely be redressed. Beware lost you play into the hands of your enemies and the…
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GOLD AT GUNDAGAI.âA telegram was received yesterday from Gundagai, by a gentleman in Wagga Wagga, announcing that a nugget weighing 72 ounces, had been found by a party…
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AUGUST 2.—I forwarded you a telegram on Wednesday, stating that the forces would leave Roberts station that morning. They arrived here at three p.m. the same day. In passing through Back Creek,…
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WE have files of the Otago papers, and extract the following from the supplement of the Otago Colonist of the 17th instant:— His Honor the Superintendent arrived from the…
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THE GUNDAGAI NUGGET.—The discovery of the large nugget almost within the precincts of the township has created quite a flutter of excitement amongst our usual quiet population…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Justice on the Gold Fields. To the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—The manner in which justice is administered upon some of the gold-fields, and the arbitrary and overbearing conduct of som[?] of our J.P. Commissioners, would, if it were more generally known, somewhat astonish the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Strike of the Miners. [From Our Correspondent.]
NEW CASTLE.—On Saturday, the whole of the miners throughout the district, with the exception of Tomago, brought up their tools from the mines; in other words they have struck in consequence of a reduction of twenty…
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ORDER having been once more restored and authority established at Lambing Flat, that gold-field is once more giving a promise of going ahead. No ordinary gold-field could have held out against the many…
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