Mining Bazette
The Goulburn Herald of Saturday last reports fresh gold discoveries in that district. It says:— Another new reef has been discovered at Mr…
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Terrible Colliery Accident in America. Two Hundred and Two Lives Lost. Philadelphia, September 8
A dreadful calamity occurred on Monday at Plymouth, in Pennsylvania, in the coal region of Avondale. The colliery had not been in use for some time on account of the labourers being on strike, but they…
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NARABDERA.—The Wagga Wagga Advertiser states that news from the roof is, upon the whole, encouraging. Fennell's crushing machine is again at work upon some exceedingly rich stone from Pike's reef, but owing to its…
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The Braidwood Despatch gives the following particulars as to the recent large find of gold in quarts at Little River:— "Only a few weeks since £1200 worth of gold was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrible Colliery Accident in America, Phildelphia, September 8
A dreadful calamity occurred on Monday at Plymouth, ia Pennsylvania, in the coal region of Avondale. The colliery had not been in use for some time on accout of the labourers being on strike, but they…
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THE recent influx of Victorian speculators upon our gold fields has at last opened the eyes of our community to the value of the quartz reefs which have lain solong neglected. In ulmost every district reefs have now been taken up, and…
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Although there is an apparent falling off in the yield of the Southern Gold-fields, arising from the circumstance that the mining population of Araluen and other…
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Alice Cameron, for Auckland, 10,000 sovereigns. Auckland, for Auckland, 11,500 sovereigns. Malta, for Galle, 59,573 sovereigns, 12,607 oz. gold…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Large Find of Gold at Little River
The Braidwood Despatch gives the following particulars as to the recent large find of gold in quar[?]s at Little River:— "Only a few weeks since £1200 worth of gold was…
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LARGE FIND OF GOLD AT LITTLE RIVER.—The Braidwood Despatch gives the following particulars of the recent large find of gold in quartz at Little River :—" Only a few weeks since £1200…
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FROM the Braidwood Dispatch of Saturday last we take the following:— There passed through town on Thursday last the engine for another crushing machine, which is to be erected by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Thames Gold-fields New Zealand. (From the Thames Times, October 27.)
THE great advantages which are derived from the expenditure of capital in developing the resources of a goldfield, as well as in any other undertaking, can be no better exemplified than in the great success which has attended…
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On Monday a great demonstration of colliers belonging to the South Yorkshire Miners' Association was held at Hyde-park, Sheffield. It is estimated that upwards of 5000 miners were present, and the…
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THE WASHINGTON REEF.—The above reef is situated about fifteen miles on this side of Tuena, and from the account we have received from the discoverer, Mr.W.M. Brown, promises to turn out rich. This gentleman…
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EMU CHEEK.—The Mining Record of Saturday says:— Intelligence reached us on Friday that a shaft was bottomed that morning at the Frenchman's Gully at 170 feet in depth, giving a prospect of fully five grains to the dish…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →More Gold-fields in Scotland. (From the Wick, Orkney, Caithness, and Zetland Northern Ensign.)
THE Sutherland gold-diggings have fully verified Dr. Lindsay's predictions regarding the occurrence o[?] gold in the Northern Highlands. But they have done much more; for all that he ventured to demon…
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EMU CREEK.—The Mining Record of Saturday says:—Intelligence reached us on Friday that a shaft was bottomed that morning at the Frenchman's Gully at 170 feet in depth, giving…
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FROM the Southern Argus we take the following notice of the doings at the Bungonia quartz reefs :â The gold-field at Bungonia is at present in a depressed…
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CARGO.âThe correspondent of the Western Examiner writes:âThe Prospecting Ironolad finished 81 tons, which yielded 306 oz. They intended to crush 125 tons, but some parties are disputing the claim on the ground that it is not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Gold Resources. To the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—The above extract from a speech lately delivered by Mr. Parkes is a fair sample of the use to which the gold resources of this colony are put by those whose business it is to see that every facility and encouragement is given for…
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