Gold News
A GOLDEN HOLE.—The Lachlan Miner of 16th instant says, in its saining report for the week : The claim on the north lead, originally and now known as Brown and Jamieson's, is 107 feet deep,…
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The Eureka Copper Mine
ACCOUNTS were recently published in the Queensland papers of a very important discovery that had been made of a mountain lode of copper on the Peak Downs. One or two of our Sydney capitalists recently…
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THE BRAIDWOOD GOLD-FIELDS.—Since the first rush to the gold-fields near Otago in New Zealand, a considerable number have left Araluen and other gold-fields in this district for the new El…
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The bogs of Ireland have hitherto been considered a great national evil, except when, they were just sufficient to supply the inhabitant ia the interior of the island with fuel. But even as…
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A NUGGET FROM BROOKS' CREEK.—On a recent visit to Gundaroo we were shown a very encouraging sample of gold from Brookms' Creek diggings. containing about nine ounces, and in…
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THE police of this district, says the Talbot Leader, have just succeeded in arresting a gang of sp[?]rious gold manufacturers, who have evidently been purs[?]ing their [?]efarious employment for some time past. Yesterday…
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THE ROCKY RIVER.—The special correspondent of the Armidale Express mites:—A report was circulated on Monday that a party of Chinese working on the Kentucky Creek, had gold a large quantity of…
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MIKING NeWS.—It has often been a matter of wonder how the gold mines of this district, keep up their average, but nevertheless such is the fact. Araluen yields a power of gold every week…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliamentary Paper Aggressions on Chinese. [Compensation Claimed for Losses Su[?]tained During R[?] at Bu[?]rang[?]ng Gold Fileds.] William D. Campbell, E[?]q, to Secretary for Lands[?] Be[?]erley, Burr[?], 20[?] May, 1862
Sir,—In accordance with the instructions contained in your communication of 21st May, 1861, [?] subsequent dates, forwarding certain claims by Chinase, for compensation for losses alleged to have b[?]en s[?]ned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Moruya and Nerrigundah. New Gold[?]field. [From a Correspondent.]
THERE is great excitement in Moruya, in consequence of gold having been recently discovered between Moruya and Bateman's B[?]y. It appears the discovery was ma[?]e in a singular way. The gold [?]cort troopers in coming…
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THE streets of Dunedin ara still enlivened, if it may be so called, by the presence of crowds of people, who seem undetermined whether to proceed to the diggings, or to turn with those who are now shipping for Melbourne, after a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliamentary Paper. Aggressions on the Chinese. (Compensation Claimed for Losses Sustained During Riots at Burrangong Gold Fields.) "William D. Campbell, Esq, to Secretary for Lands. Beverley, Burrowa, 20 May. 1862
SIR,—In accordance with the instructions contained in your communication of the 21st May, 1861, and subsequent dates, forwarding certain claims by Chinese for compensation for losses alleged to have been…
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DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN SAND FROM BATEMAN'S BAY.—Considerable sensation was cansed in Moruya on Tuesday by the reported discovery of gold in some sand brought by the Moruya…
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DISCOVERY of GOLF IN SAND FROM BATENAN'S BAY—Considerable sensetion was caused in Moruya on Tuesday by the reported discovery of gold in some sand brought by the Moruya Escort from Bateman's…
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THE streets of Dunedin are still enlivened, if it may be so called, by the presence of crowds of people, who teem undermined whether to proceed to the diggings, or to turn with those who are now shipping for Melbourne, after a…
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MOONAN.—I beg to afford you the earliest information respecting a quartz reef recently discovered on the Stewart's Brook waters, distant six miles from. here. I bare seen some really splendid…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Otago Gold-fields. (From the Argus' Own Correspondent.) Dunedin, October 24
BEYOND the verbal statements of gold-buyers and others who have returned from the diggings, we are without any very late advices of the progress made on the new fields of the Dunstan and Nokomai. So far…
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THE GULTH DIGGINGS.—The The Observer of 8th inst., says:—A party named Connors, well known on the Gulph Diggings, passed through Braidwood on Sunday evening last, en route to Sydney, having in his…
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LAMBING FLAT.âPrivate letters received in Goulbourne on Monday, from Burrangong, state that the new rush, about ten miles from the Flat, is going ahead. There were 2000 people on the…
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His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Excoutive Council, has been pleased to make the following further regulations, under the Gold-fields Aot of 1861. JOHN ROBERTSON…
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