Mining
The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 April 1872 · page 5
MR. A. L. EASTON reports that the share list of the City of Sydney Quartz Company, Tuena, closed on Saturday. The following calls are aunounced:—Allotment deposit on the Erin-go Brach Gold; unpaid balauce on Beyers…
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Empire · Monday 22 April 1872 · page 2
Goldon Beo Quartz Mining Company.—Mr. J. T. Hobbs reports that shares are being rapidly taken up, and as rich finds have been made on Marshall's line of reef which are found in the company's lease, it is…
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Evening News · Monday 22 April 1872 · page 2
The Sydney Tin-mining Company have received from their mine at Middle Creek three tons of stream tin, which is pronounced to be the finest that has yet been sent away from the district. The tin is now on view at…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 23 April 1872 · page 5
RICH stone is reported to have been struck ia Campbell's lease, Big Oakey Creek, between Sofala, and Wattle Flat. Specimens have been received, and may be seen at Messrs. De Boos and Gritton's office…
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Empire · Tuesday 23 April 1872 · page 3
A meeting was held last evening at Mr. R. G. Rae's, tobacconist, King-street, and a company was formed for the purpoaes of prospecting and economically taking up ground for mining purposes. The company…
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Evening News · Tuesday 23 April 1872 · page 2
The Mount Mitchell Tin Mining Company.-The secretary reports the shipment of twenty-five tons tin ore for London, per Christiana Thompson; awaiting shipment twelve tons; in transit to Sydney daily…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 April 1872 · page 5
GULGONG.—In its report of the 20th instant, the Guardian remarks:—There is little that is now to report this week, except that several of the outside leads, as those leads other than the Black and Happy Valley leads are called, show…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 April 1872 · page 7
THE following proclamation appears in the Government Gazette, published yesterday:— By his Excellency Sir Alfred Stephen, Knight, a Companion of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, Chief…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 April 1872 · page 7
MESSRS. Charles R. Darton and Co. report having held their first sale of shares by public auction, at their rooms, Bank-chambers, on Monday, at 3 p m. There was a large attendance, and fair prices were obtained. Amongst the…
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Empire · Wednesday 24 April 1872 · page 2
The Mount Mitchell Tin Mining Company.—The secretary reports the shipment of twenty-five tons tin ore for London, per Christiana Thompson; awaiting shipment twelve tons; in transit to Sydney dally…
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Evening News · Wednesday 24 April 1872 · page 2
Sandhurst Company.-Mr. A. A. O'Connor, local director at Gulgong, reports to the directors as follows:-I spent yesterday in examining the mine, and I think much credit is due to the mining manager for…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 April 1872 · page 6
SIR,—I would beg the privilege, through the medium of your columns, of calling the attention of the public to what I think an evil likely to cause much mischief to the public generally, and to the honest quartz miner in particular—I…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 25 April 1872 · page 5
ADVICES from Tambaroora state that Krohmann and Company are still crushing. Paxton, Holman, and Company commence to-morrow, and Brown's about the 1st of May. Mr. H. C. Moir reporta having floated a company…
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Empire · Thursday 25 April 1872 · page 2
Messrs. Little and Pile report, shares in the Nautilus being freely enquired for and they anticipate therapid closing of the list. The shaft, which is now down 17 feet, shows the most splendid prosepects, and the…
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Evening News · Thursday 25 April 1872 · page 2
Mr. E. N. Emmett reports: Within the past few weeks about five thousand shores have been taken up in the Guntawang Gold-mining Company. The gold is being steadily traced from the head of the Caledonian…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 26 April 1872 · page 5
WE a[?]e informed that the All Nations Claim, Hawkins Hill, has changed hands for £15,000. It is said that Cri[?]ton and Beard's has also been purchased by Sydney proprietors on private terms, reported to be about £37,000…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 26 April 1872 · page 3
SIR,—I obeerve in your issue of to-day, a prospectus of a company styling itself the "West Paxton Gold. Mining Company, centre of Hawkins Hill." As I am unaware of any "Paxton" being connected with mining or mining…
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Empire · Friday 26 April 1872 · page 2
Mr. Alfred Allen and Co., Greville's-rooms, report that one-half the claim Trait and Try, has been successfully floated for L12,000. Many applications have been made, but too late to be accepted. The St…
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Evening News · Friday 26 April 1872 · page 2
Mr. John Hurley mining manager, Bank-chambers. George and King streets, reports:-The No. 1 Independent Quartz Mining Company, Tambaroora is in good demand, and anticipates the share list closing…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 27 April 1872 · page 532
THE export of coal from Newcastle for tho week ending April 19 io 21,055 tons, of which 2975 tons were shipped to Sydney, 4793 tons to Melbourne, 350 tons to Adelaide, 1921 tons to Wallaroo, 891 tons to New…
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