Gold Fields
A SUPPLEMENT to the Government Gazette, published yesterday, contains proclamations of the following Goldfields:— NANIMA…
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MR. JAMES VICKERY reports having floated privately the Waverly Gold Mining Company, Surface Hill, Wattle Flat. Capital L16.000. The whole of the chares have been taken up privately. The following…
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COPPER shares were rather neglected to-day, the only sales being Southern Cobar at 3s. 6d., and Drummond at 7s. Peak Downs are held for 7. Business in gold shares confined to a…
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MR. JAMES VICKERY reports baring floated privately the waverly Geld Mining Company, Surface Hill, Wattle Flat. Capital L16.000. The whole of the shares have been taken Up privately. The following…
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At the Glen Innes Police Court, on the 30th ultime, Michael Morahan, William Wilburne, George Payne, John Cochrane, Samuel Griffiths, and Thomas Hoolahan were arraigned charged with having stolen a quantity of t[?] are,…
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LATER FROM HILL END.—By the Times of Wednesday it is reported that there is nothing p[?]rly calling for notice, all claims being st[?]dily at work. Mathe[?]on's (Shakespeare) is again st[?]pping the vei[?] The stone they…
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It appears that work has been resumed on the ground of the Bloom of Australia Tin Mining Company, near Singleton. The superintendent, Mr. Jarman, has ten men washing the surface deposits and the contractors…
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THERE was less business doing in the Share Market this morning. The reaction that set in lately against copper shares, has not yet ceased, and Peak Downs alone maintain their value…
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The mining manager of the Clan Campbell G.M. Co. (limited) reports having come on rich stone this week in stoping out. Waiting until the crushing machine is finished to give the stone a trial. There are 100 tons…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mines and Mining. Clarence River Gold-fields. Trip to the Little River. [From a Correspondent.] August 3
BEFORE leaving Grafton, I tried to procure a horse to carry me to the Little River; but having been honestly reared, forbore to take advantage of the simplicity of the Graftonites, whose reckless disregard of their own…
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Within the past few weeks Gundagai has been visited by a large number of gentlemen in search of copper-bearing localities, who have inspected the vicinity of Brangle Creek, where the M'Alpine Copper Mine is situated, and it…
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In its weekly report of the 3rd instant the Border Post (Queensland) gives a detailed account of the doings at the tin mines near the boundary. The Blue Mountain claim is situated on Law's Gully, a tributary of Quart Pot, and…
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The legal manager (Mr. P. Stanton) reports that two men have been engaged this week in preparing the ground for a tunnel. Tenders having been called for 100 feet, therefore, the…
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A SUPPLEMENT to the Government Gazette, published yesterday, contains proclamations of the following Gold-fields:— NANIMA…
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SALLY'S FLAT.—It is reported here that some party from Hill End have applied for 300 acres of a mineral lease for copper. The discovery of a rich reef, at a depth over…
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The mining manager of the Clan Campbell G.M.Co. (limited) reports having come on rich stone this week in stoping out. Waiting until the crushing machine is finished to give the stone a trial. There are 100 tons…
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THE golden claims at Tambaroora are attracting as much attention now as they did prior to the poor crushings which, for a time, caused investors to look with more favour on less…
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LATER FROM HILL END.—By the Times of Wednesday it is reported that there is nothing particularly calling for notice, all claims being steadily at work. Matheson's (Shakespeare) is again stripping the vein. The stone they…
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FOR some months past Messrs. P. N. Russell and Co. have turned their attention to the production of each machinery for the separation of tin as would be applicable to tin mining in New South Wales and Queensland. They…
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