Mining
Considerable activity has prevailed in mining matters during the month, consequent on the discovery of several new and payable filds. Of course they have not yet been developed, but the returns already secured…
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The Inverell Tin Mines
A WRITER, of " Stray Notes," in the Inverell Courier thus speaks of, the newly-discovered mine:—The Elmore mine is the nearest to Inverell, and is situated upon the right bank of the M'Intyre. The proprietors, Messrs. Brown,…
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FROM Brown's Creek, a correspondent of the Carcoar Chronicle writes: Nothing very exciting is going on in mining matters at present. The Brown's Creek Quartz Crushing and Gold Mining Co. are giving their machinery—…
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FROM the Hulfe Gottes Gelana Mine, on the Isis, to the Denison Gold-field on the Hunter, is an up and down, rough, and wild passage (track there is none) of some twenty miles across the ranges which divide the two…
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HAVING disposed of the process of tomming, as detailed in our last, Mr. Peter Wright next deals with the sluice. He says:—" The sluice followed the tom closely in time, and…
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A WRITER of "Stray Notes " in the Inverell Courier thus speaks of the newly-discovered mine:—The Elmore mine is the nearest to Inverell, and is situated upon the right bank of the M'lntyre. The proprietors, Messrs. Brown,…
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The usual fortnightly escort left Gulgong on Thursday, conveying 4464ozs 15dwts 7grs of gold. This amount, though very much less than the previous escort is, says the local paper, yet higher than…
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The mining reports for the past week are of a most encouraging character—specially so—so far as the Western fields are concerned. At Gulgong, the Guardian states, there is a more…
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The Gulgong Guardian has been exposing by illustration the evils of the present system of Gold Fields management, it says:— If a complete frontage code. that fully…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Fearful Colliery Explosion. (From the Daily News, September 7) Wigan, Wednesday afternoon
About 11 o'clock this morning a colliery explosion; the full effect of which it is impossible to state the time of writing, occurred at Messrs. Pearson an Knowles's Moss Pits, situated on Brynn Moss, in…
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FROM Tumut, the Gundagai Times of Saturday, has the following:—During the week 14 tons 10 ewt. of auriferous quartz, from Messrs. Haydon and Fitzgerald's claim at Luc-ma-lac, were crushed at Adelong, yielding 37 oz…
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HILL END.—The Times in its report of Saturday states that Krobmenn and Co.'s cake of gold this week, crushed at Pullen's, real[?]d 1625 oz. Although this is a very handsome return, we understand that the claimholders have…
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THOUGH at Gulgong there are no new finds of any moment to record, there is, says the local paper, a perceptible improvement in the prospects of existing leads to report, resulting in a more buoyant feeling amongst…
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A very nice little bit of gold was brought into Wagga Wagga, says the Express, from North Junee, and safely deposited in the Bank of New South Wales. Wallet and Co. had a splendid cake weighing…
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SOME interest has been created by the exhibition at Greville's Commerciel Rooms of a gold amalgamator and concentrator, invented and patented by Dr. Frederick Beer, The principle of the invention is based on…
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THE Gulgong Guardian is rather more severe upon the members of the commission recently appointed to report upon the Gulgong gold-field than the circumstances of the case, as they at present stand, in any…
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GULGONG.—The Guardian states of this field:—Though there are no finds of any moment to re cord, there is a perceptible improvement in the prospects of existing leads to report, resulting in…
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THOUGH at Gulgong there are no new finds of any moment to record, there is, says the local paper, a perceptible improvement in the prospects of existing leads to rnport, resulting in a more buoyant feeling amongst…
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SOME twelve months ago Mr. Elliot, M.P., directed the attention of Mr. S. P. Bidder to the subject of constructing a mnchine to take the place of gunpowder in breaking the coal in the seam, and that…
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