Mining Gazette
A CORRESPONDENT of the Southern Argus sends from the Washington reef, near Binder, the following particulars:— Beyond the discovery of two more r[?]f[?] close to the…
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The Gold Fields
UMARALLA.—The Monare Mercury reports that a few parcels of sold have been broubht into Cooma from the Umaralla during the week, but as the greater number of miners at work at this place are Chinamen, it is a matter…
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Mining matters in this locality are now assuming an importance far beyond the expectations of the few persons engaged in the novel industry of diamond[?] hunting; and the question is already solved that it bide…
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EMU CREEK.—The Mining Record of Saturday says:— Last of the township of Grenfell there is a range, and it is upon the westerly side of this range, upon spurs, that the golden reefs now so long in working are situated. Between…
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THE NEW REEF AT SPRING CHEEK, NEAR SOFALA.—A correspondent writes to the Bathurst Times of the 24th:— "Being most interested in quartz mining, I took the opportunity of paying a visit to the much talked of new reef at…
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AN adjourned special general meeting was held at the company's office, on Wednesday, to consider a report by Mr. Thompson, the mining engineer, on the company's operations. There was a full attendance of shareholders, and…
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BALD HILLS, TAMBAROORA.— Mining matters at Bald Hills, writes a correspondent of the Bathurst Free Press, are still looking very well. Hawkins's hill continues to turn out some very rich stone. Mr. Brown had a crushing…
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AN adjourned special general meeting was held at the company's office, on Wednesday, to consider a report by Mr. Thompson, the mining engineer, on the company's operations. There was a full attendance of shareholders, and…
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NERRIGUNDAH.—The correspondent of the Moruya Telegraph writes on the 19th:—Mill has formed a party and started a new claim, the " Perseverance," on the flat under Surface Hill. Molony's claim does pretty well…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To the Shareholders of the Cudgegong Cinnabar Mining Company. (Per favour of the Sydney Morning Herald.)
GENTLEMEN.—I was not in town when your adjourned meeting was held, but I see that some misconception has arisen, as to the deception attempted with regard to the existence of cinnabar in the vicinity of your mine. That…
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THE QUARTZ REEFS IN THE BRAIDWOOD. DISTRICT.— The Dispatch of Saturday says:—Two or three shares in the Homeward Bound Reef at Little River have changed hands this week, as well as one or two in the Golden Forge…
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THE past month has been productive of some interest in so far as gold-mining is concerned. Amongst the items of intelligence, perhaps the most important is the unparalleled yield of a crushing of stone from the Hawkins' Hill reef at…
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Notwithstanding the impetus that has recently been given by the process of discovery to the investment of capital on the gold-fields of the colony, it would seem that…
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FROM Tuena, the correspondent of the Goulburn Herald reports:— The reefs about this quarter promise to be very good. I should not be the least surprised if we have a population of…
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THE LITTLE RIVER QUARTZ REEFS.—Two or three shares in the Homeward Bound Reef at Little River have changed hands this week, as well as one or two in the Golden Forge. There…
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PALMER'S OAKEY.—The correspondent of the Bathurst Times writes on November 30:—"Messrs. Howard and party called on me this morning with a nice cake of gold, weighing 8 oz. 17 dwts. 20 grs., the produce of one and a…
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FROM the Jacquer quartz reefs, the Goulburn Herald of Saturday last publishes the following:— The Messrs. Manton's machine at Spring Creek is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Two Mile Flat Diamond Mines. [From Our Correspondent.]
Diamond mining in prospective, has for a considerable time enlisted the attention of the inhabitants of this gold-field. Diamond mining in reality has now commenced, and our mining population no longer…
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Church, Redman, and Eagar were nominated. The sh[?]w of hands was in favour of Church…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Southern Gold-fields. Adelong, Wednesday Evening
G. M. Stephen and Baker were nominated. The show of hands was in favour of Stephen. Very few voters were present, and only about twenty hands were held up altogether…
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