The Inverell Tin Mines
SINCE my last I have visited several mines, particulars of which I give below:-THE NEWSTEAD COMPANY.-King's Creek, 1200 acres, Scarcity of water has prevented this company from working…
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The Monkland and Inglewood Gold-Mining Company, Gympie: Mr. Horaco Tozer writes on the 9th June:— I consider this the best mine on Gympie not at present yielding gold. Gympie is not known to most…
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BUYERS of gold shares are regaining confidence in the Hawkins Hill companies, and a fair number changed hands to-day, at about late rates. Krohman[?]s firm at 41s. 6d., and…
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Boorak Consols Company North East.-Mr. Cornish reports that news has been received from the mining manager, Mr. Richards, stating that he had arrived at the mine and that the machinery is being carted from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Qualified Mining Managers. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—Referring to your admirable leader in this morning's issue, and your correspondent's letter, to which it refers, permit me to remind your readers that Ballarat is by no means the school in which to train quartz reefers, as it is…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Reported Discovery of Gold at Bishop's Bridge. [From Our Maitland Correspondent.]
SOME years ago, the precious metal was found in the locality in very small quantities, but owing probably to greater attractions elsewhere for the gold seeker, the search was not pursued to any great extent. Recently,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Visit to the Western Goldfields. No. 3. GULGONG
GULGONG was the first gold-field in the Western district on which deep-sinking, properly so called, has been tried. To work a claim at Gulgong requires a considerable capital. Six months, or even twelve, may…
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The Mulloon Copper Mining Company.—The directors have recently caused this mine to be visited and reported on by three experienced copper miners viz., Captain Treverthen, underground manapger of the…
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THE principal change in the market this morning was in Drummond Copper, which ran from 7s. 6d. to 9s., and 9s. 3d. was afterwards refused, holders asking 10s. Peak Downs…
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WE are informed by several gentlemen from the country districts that considerable inconvenience is felt by shareholders who reside at a great distance from the office of the company with which they may be connected, through…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Gold-pields: the Leasing System. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—Some five months ago a reef was taken up by a [?]ber of men at Gulgong under their miners' rights, the ground was evidently abandoned, there were no pegs, n[?]es, or anything to denote its being claimed by anyone…
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YULGILBAR.—From the Yulgilbar Quartz Ree[?]s there is the following intelligence to the 14th instant, in the Clarence Examiner of the 18th. The S[?]lferino correspondent says:—This place is now very quist, and I have…
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COW FLAT.—GOZZAN COPPER.—We have been shown, a specimen of gozzan copper ore by Mr. Croaker, who informs us that it is the best stone he ever saw, and worth looking at by those who are seeking surface indications of…
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MATTERS at the tin mines (observes the Tenterfield Star, of the 13th instant), are beginning to assume a lively appearance, as most of the ground selected, is now being opened up. At the Two-Mile Creek the surveyor (Mr. Drummond)…
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BEFORE leaving the subject of mundic, with which, ourlast week's notice concluded, it will be well to impress upon the reader the fact that iron pyrites, or mundic proper, which is…
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MR. W.WESTGARTH reports having, on Friday, formed a promoters' company, for the purpose of working a reported rich copper lode, situated three miles from the Cow Flat Copper Mine…
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We take the following from the Tambaroora Times of Saturday:—Herrmann's: They continue to raise good stone from this shaft, though they are much embarrassed by the water. I saw some excellent stone, which was…
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TAMBAROORA.—The Tambaroora Times of Saturday reports that Herrmann's continue to raise good stone, though they are much embarrassed by the water. Paxton and…
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SIR,—I would feel obliged if you would caution miners, and particularly poor ones, against going to the Clarence River Diggings, as there is no work for them there. Myself and party were enticed to leave our work at…
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