mining Gazette. Escort Returns
The gold receipts per Government escort during the month ending the 31st ultimo, have been considerably Smaller than those during any similar period for several yean past. The…
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The Copper Mines of the Western Districts
THE following account of the copper mines of the western districts has been furnished by a correspondent under the signature of "Old Guyong" to the Orana Examiner: A few days since I took a ramble throug…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Coal-fields of New South Wales. Examiner of Coal-fields to the Under-Secretary for Lands. Newcastle 28th April 1870
SIR,—I do myself the honour to forward you, here with, the reports of the Inspector of Collieries (Mr. Thomas Lewis) for the year 1869; and in attention to the request in your letter of the 22nd instant—that I would report…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Election Meeting. Representation Op Southern Goldfields. Mr, Baker at Grenfell
PURSEANT to notices posted about the town, and an advertisement which appeared in a local journal of the 11th instant, a public meeting was held at the Princess Theatre, Grenfell, at 4 o'clock on that day, for the purpose…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Southern Gold-fields Election. Adelong
The nomination of candidates for the representation of the Gold-fields South, took place at noon to-day. Mr. E. A. Baker was proposed and seconded, and…
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ARALUEN, JUNE 15.âThe claimholders are all pushing on their works as fast as possible. There are two new companies started since the floodâone at Sweeney's Flat (Cusack and party), immediately in front of Peppe's; they are stripping…
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MITTAGONG.âDuring the present weak a good many persons have passed through Gundagai en route for the Mittagong diggings. This new field of mining adventure is situated about thirty-five miles west of Wagga, and good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Colliery Accident Near Edinburgh
A TERRIBLE colliery accident happened on Saturday week near to Bathgate, the centre of a district where collieries and mineral oil distilleries are numerous. It was discovered about half-past eleven o'clock in…
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A TERRIBLE colliery accident happened on Saturday week near to Bathgate, the cbntro of a district where collieries and mineral oil distilleries are numerous. It was discovered about half-past eleven o'clock in…
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THE Ironbarks correspondent of the Western Examiner reports:—The sluicing party at the Junction (Marning and Co.) having finished one of their races, have now commenced operations, and appear to be pretty…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Waratah Coal Mines
From the Waratah. collieries, the following information has been communicated by the Newcastle Chronicle:— About a fortnight since, the manager of the Waratah…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Mines and Mining. Our Mining Letter. Tuena and Croker's Creek. (From Our Travelling Reporter.)
IN going south, from Trunkey Greek in search of Tuena, I was honoured with the company of two well-known residents of Trunkey, who were anxious to stretch their legs among the Abercrombie Ranges…
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THE Ironbarks correspondent of the Western Examiner reports-—The sluicing party at the'Junction (Marnia and Co.) having finished one of their races, have now commenced operations, and appear to be pretty…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →mining Gazette. Araluen
WRITING on the 15th instant, the Araluen correspondent of the Braidwood Monitor says:â The claimholders are all pushing on their works…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Southern Gold—eields Eleotion. Adelong
The nomination of candidates for the representation, of the Gold-fields South, took place at noon to-day. Mr.'E. A. Baker-was proposed and seconded, and…
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Little of interest appears to have occurred at Tambaroora since last intelligence. The correspondent of the Bathurst Free Press (22nd instant), writing on the 16th, says:— Nothing unusually brilliant has been obtained from our…
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THE Ironbarks correspondent of the Western Examiner reports:—The sluicing party at the Junction (Marning and Co.) having finished one of their races, have now commenced operations, and appear to be pretty…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dreadful Mining Accident
ANOTHER of these shocking occurrences took place at Sandhurst yesterday morning, at the claim of the Advance Company, on the Victorian line of reef, to a miner named William Branchley. At the inquest…
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