Fxport of Gold and Specie
James Patersox (s.), for Melbourne: 10,000 sovereigns…
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403 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 21
Gold-mining in Sutherland, Scotland
(From the Edinburgh Northern Easign.) THE experiment that has recently been inaugurated in Sutherland by the enterprise of a New Zealand Rold-digger, promises, if conducted to its legitimate…
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EMU CREEK.—The Mining Record of Saturday reports:- The weather having cleared up on Sunday last the carters were enabled to commence on Monday carting to the machines, and there has, therefore, been the usual activity…
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GOLD MINING.—The copious rains which have fallen during the past month have given a fresh impetus to our gold mining industry, and have allowed many spots, which were known to be…
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NEWS from the various gold-fields is of the most meagre description this week, and we can only account for it by assuming that with the supply of water they now have, all hands are too busily…
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LITTLE RIVER QUARTZ RE[?]FS.â The Braidwood Dispatch states,â"From numerous points of the Little River, Monkittee, and Warrambucoa rich specimens of auriferous stone are being, daily exhibited, and constant…
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"D'YE mind the big snaw-storm o' saxty-three? Eh, but yon was an awfu[?] sair time. I was oo[?] in 't mysel, and got near smoored, forbye losin' ane o' my taes, nippit wi' the frost. Mony and mony a…
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Sir,—In your issue of 14th November last.you kindly uffordod me spaco for an article on this subject. Your review of my letter, though. perhaps mois complimentary…
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MOKE GOLD AT OPHIR.—We have just received information, that McConnell's party have come upon a rich deposit of gold, at No. 1, north of the prospectors. "Bank of England reef."…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Mining Gazette. a Correspondent of the Moruya Telegraph, writing from Mogo, since the late heavy rains, gives no very brilliant account of the doings on those diggings. He says:—
I am sorry I am not in a position to give such a flattering report of this diggings as the one which appeared in a number of your paper some time ago. The late rains have made considerable havoc among the claims in this vicinity,…
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THE JUNEE REEFS.—A correspondent of the Burrangong Argus writes, under date 27th May:—The alluvial prospecting in the southern portion of this district is discontinued, but is still being carried on by Garey and party at…
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EMU CREEK.—In its weekly report upon the Grenfell reefs, the Mining Record says:—Our mi[?]ing community has this week been somewhat unsettled by the news from the Gilbert Ranges (Queensland), and two or three persons…
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The Tuena correspondent of the Goulburn Herald writes thence, under date 25th May :—"The dirt stacked up in Dennis's Gully has continued to turn out well. Messrs. Hector…
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A NEW QUARTZ REEF.—We learn, writes the Gundagai Times, that a new reef has been discovered between Eurongilly and Wantabadgery, about four miles on this side of the former place. The prospectors, M'Kenzie and Co.,…
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THE quarterly summary of gold mining statistics of the colony of Victoria, to March 31, furnishes a large amount of valuable and interesting information re…
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GRENFELL,—In its weekly report upon the Emu Creek reefs, the Mining Record of Saturday last says:—The reports from the machines this week are as under: At Martyn's 65 tons from the Enterprise were retorted this…
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Another dreadful colliery catasrophe, causing the death of at least 36 persons, occured on the morning of Thursday, April 1, in the South Lancashire district—an explosion of gas in the fiery Arley Mine, the seam in…
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A telegram from California states that an awful calamity occurred in the Globe Hill mines, in Neveda. A fire broke out in the Yellow Jacket mine, and immediately extended to the Kentuck and Crown Point mines. It is not known…
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The Mining Journal has an article, calling attention to the great facilities for the shipment of coals at Newcastle, New South Wales. The value of the knowledge that the colonial collieries can meet any reasonable demand is…
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Another dreadful colliery catastrophe, causing the death of at least 36 persons, occurred on the morning of Thursday, April 1, in the South Lancashire district—an explosion of gas in the fiery Arley Mine, the scam in…
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