Export of Gold and Specie
Alexandra, for Melbourne: 1514 oz. gold, 10,000 sovereigas…
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282 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 15
The [?]-Up of Mr Gold Com[?] Sioner Clarke, Near Kilkivan
The following account of this affair appeared in the Nashville Times of Wednesday w[?]k:â News was received in town yesterday to the effect that, on Friday morning last, Mr. J. C. Clarke, the…
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RICH DISCOVERY OF GOLD AT OPHIR.—On the 24th of last month (says the Bathurst Times) a miner named Joseph Christopherson, and two other men, registered at the Gold Commissioner's Office, Bathurst, a prospecting…
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FROM the Sassafras correspondent of the Kiama Pilot we find that the hope of discovering payable gold, in the lower portions of the country drained by the Shoalhaven, has not yet…
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THE following letter from Mr. Joseph Dyer appears in the Goulburn Herald of Saturday last:— Sir,—During a visit which I recently made to your beautiful district, I was tempted to ride over to the…
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THE BELMORE DIGGINGS, WOOD'S FLAT.—From the Cowra correspondent of the Bathurst Free Press we take the following:—This last week has been rather an exciting one at these diggings; six alluvial holes having been…
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We have lately received reports of a wondrouw find in this locality, and from a personal inspection are enabled to place before our readers, such lacts as we have gleaned. With the usual reticence of miners,…
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EMU CREEK.—The Mining Record, of Saturday last states that "since last report the following lots of quartz have been completed at the machines:—At Mathison's, 190 tons, from O'Brien's leased ground, 12 dwts. per ton. At…
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The Na[?]ville, Times of Saturday, the 18th on the rush from Melbourne remarks:—" Tint there is anything to justify this sudden immigration we should [?] sorry to say. There have been extraordinary rich…
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CHAMBERS'S CREEK.—The news from Chambers's Creek (according to the Bathurst Times), is very satisfactory, Some exceedingly rich specimens of quartz have been brought into town from various claims. Pendray's and…
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The following letter from Mr. Joseph Dyer appears in the Goulburn Herald of Saturday last:— Sir,—During a visit which I recently made to your beautiful district, I was tempted to ride over to the…
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FROM the Araluen valley the accounts received ere sufficiently satisfactory, the work going Steadily on, and the yield being sufficient to satisfy claimholders…
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TALWAL DIGGINGS.—A well informed correspondent writers to us (Illawarra Mercury) from the above locality, on the upper Shoalhaven, where gold has been found in some quantities for some time past, stating that a few…
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ARALUBN.—The correspondent of the Braidwood Dispatch writes on the 23rd instant:—The yield of our gold-field last week fully carne up to the average, and one or two of the claims which had fallen off during the previous week…
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BOWLING ALLEY POINT.—The correspondent of the Maitland Mercury says:—"There is a tide in the affairs of man, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune." trust that our diggers will keep this practically in view, for,…
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THE correspondent of the Braidwood Dispatch, writing from the Aral[?] Valley on the 23rd July, continues to given good accounts of the mining interest; and as the weather is exceedingly favourable for gold…
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IT would seem that several parties of miners have continued at work for some time past on the Talwal diggings. The place was spoken of some time back as a promising spot from which…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Gympie Gold-field. (From the Brisbane Couries, July 29.)
MR. FYFE, of the firm of Brabant and Co., informs us that be left Gympic about 7 o'clock on Sunday morning, 26th July, and rode down to Brisbane, arriving in town about 8 o'clock on Monday evening. Notwithstanding the…
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Alexandra, for Melbourne: 1514 oz. gold, 19,000 sovereig[?]. Avoca, for Galle, 35,800 sovereigns. Onward, for Hongkong, 1000 sovereigns, 155 oz. gold. Danderong, for Melbourno, 50,000 sovereigns…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Currawang Copper Mine. [?]er favour of the Sydney Mail
TO THE INSPECTOR OF THE COUNCIL OF EDUCATION. SIR,—We, the miners and inhabitants of the Copper Mines, wish to know whether you or the Board of Education have received any money for the building of a Public School a…
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