Mining Intelligence
GOWARBER REEF.—Since my last communication to you, mining operations have been steadily progressing here. The greater part of the men employed upon Pike's claim am busily engaged…
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Extraordinary Proceedings in Connexion with a Mine
REVELATIONS at Ballarat in regard to defalcations by mining managers and miners have somewhat prepared people in the Sandhurst excited in Sandhurst on Monday…
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To any one at all acquainted with the numerous Gold Fields in New South Wales, the want of power requisite for a fuller development and more systematic method of working, and of economising labour must be very apparent…
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I HAVE one of the kindest husbands; he is a carpenter by trade, and our flock of little children has one of the kindest fathers in the county. I was thought the happiest girl in the…
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SEBASTOPOL REEFS.âThe Wagga Wagga Express says âUpon these reefs, which are about ten miles distant from Wall tt's, the Junee reef proper, and fifteen from the Junee Post-office, there is settled an actively and profitably…
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BOWLING ALLEY POINT.—The Tamworth Examiner of Saturday says:—We stated in our last issue that a valuable block of quartz had been obtained from the claim held by Messrs. Tomison, Christie, and Co., at Bowling Alley…
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MAJOR'S CREEK.—Of the diggings in the above locality the Braidwood Dispatch says :—She richness of our quartz veins—which seem to surround us—is of such a character that it is…
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ANOTHER auriferous quartz reef has, it would seem, been discovered in the Bungonia district. The Goulburn Herald, of Saturday last, observes:…
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For some weeks past, since accounts of extraordinary finds from come of the claims at the Thames were circulated, the colony has bees kept in a state of constant excitement by reports of gold discoveries in various parts…
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It was not long before we reached the door of our cottage. Farmer Job son took out the children; and while I was trying to find words t[?] thank him for his kind ess he was up in his…
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HARGRAVES.—The correspondent of the Western Post writes on the 30th ultimo:—Since my last, M'Gowan and [?] crushed thirty tons of stone, which yielded 8 dwts. per [?] Daniels and Co. crushed ten tons, at 18 dwts, per…
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THE start ahead which gold-mining in this colony has taken within the last few months has been maintained, and we continue to receive good, accounts from the several diggings and quartz reefs. At the same time hardly a day…
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The receipts of gold per escort during the month last past tend to show a decrease of near 6000 ounces in the total of the year as far as it has gone, in comparison with the…
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Geelong, for Gallo, 144,738 sovereigns, 8137 oz gold. Ziska, for Mauritius, 15,000 sovereigns…
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EMU CREEK.—The Mining Record of Saturday says—The chief item of mining news this week is the very glowing reports that have come in from Combaning, near Junee. Properly speaking the locality is not in the Emu Creek…
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THE reefs in the Bungonia district will at all events be fa[?]ly tested. It is contemplated to erect another machine there, for the Goulburn He[?] says:—…
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TRUNKEY CREEK.—The correspondent of the Bathurst Times writes the 9th instant:— "I have personally visited many of the more important claims this week, and can say that, while the renowned No. 5, 'Crummie's,' still…
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Whiting from Spring Creek, Bungonia, on the 11th instant, a correspondent of the Southern Argus says:— A company is being started, to be called "The Bungonia…
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MR. PUNCH being aware of the present rage for poetical "puffs" by tradesmen, submits the following account of a "miraculous escape" which he has lately received from a correspondent in the mining districts. It is especially adapted for cheap tailors of Israelitish…
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KIANK[?]A.âThe correspondent of the Gundagai Times relates:âMining matters are very dull, and the Broken Cart reef excitement is likely to take a few of our diggers from us. The accounts received of it are encouraging, and from…
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