Mining News. Gold
HILL END AND [?]TTY.—It is probably [?] to the Christmas [?] that news from the gold-fields [?] this week. [?] absence of any report of [?] the Observwer [?] occasion to furnish some [?] of the…
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The first half-yearly meeting of the Ancient Britain Tin-mining Company was held on Monday, December 30, at the Temperance Hall, Pitt-street. Appended is the report of the directors:—"Sydney, December 24th…
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THE advance repotted in the English copper market has strengthened holders of Peak D[?]wns shares, and 5 was demanded by sellers this morning. Other copper shares quiet. There…
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THE following is the report of Mr. James Goddard, setting out the results of his explorations for gold over the track traversed by Dr. Ulrich early in the present year: — "Adelaida, December, 1872…
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The Hill End Observer of Wednesday reports:—Beyers and Holtermann are still bringing good stone to the service and the treasure trove is being daily increased. whilst the general staff bids fair to give a show…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day [Per Anglo-australian Press Telegram Agency.] Brisbane and Melbourne Races. Gulgong Escort Returns. the Weather. Arrival of Messrs. Vogal and Reynolds. New Discovery of Payable Gold in Victoria. &c., &c., &c. Hill End
Creighton and Hickson and Beard have crushed 600 tons stone, which has given a total of 1103oz gold. The stone they are now raising is similar to that just crushed…
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LATEST FROM HILL END.—The Observer of Wednesday reports:—Crown Prince have continued sinking since our last report of the mine, and operations in connection therewith are being carried on with vigour. Oxons are…
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The legal manager forwards progress report of the West Krohmann Gold-mining company (limited). It runs as follows:—Present depth of shaft, 108 feet. During the past week the contractors have timbered…
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THE Share market was very dull this morning; few sales reported. Copper rather firmer. Cobar wanted at 40s. Sales of Mount Perry at 29s. to 30s. Most of the transactions in gold…
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THE present condition of the greatest producing interest of the colony is most anomalous. Never did the mines, more particularly in the Sandhurst district, look better, never were the…
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BEFORE the Bank Charter Committee in 1833, the Baron Rothschild of that time stated in evidence that, as a rule, the course of exchange was favourable to this country; that unless…
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BEFORE the Bank Quarter Committee in 1833, the Baron Rothschild of that time stated in evidence that, as a rule, the course of exchange was favourable to this country; that unless…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Peak Downs Copper Mine and Professor Ulrich, of the Technological Museum Melbourne. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—In the columns of your paper of the 27th instant a letter appeared signed J. A. Manton, M.E. By this time it is possible that the students under the scientific teaching of Professor Ulrich are placed in doubt as to the geological…
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HILL END AND VICINITY.—It is probably owing to the Christmas holidays that news from the gold-fields is scant this week. The total quantity of gold sent from the district by the…
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THE first day at Stanthorpe we visited a few mines, being those nearest to the town. The first was the New Banca. This is a very extensive property, having all the latest improvements in appliances for…
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IN our London telegram of the 21st December it was stated that, "The French squadron had proceeded to Athens in view of complications which have arisen on the Laurium Mines question."…
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The managing director of the Clear Greek U. T. M. Co. (limited), reports as follows:—I have this day finished eight tons from Martin, Norris, and Co.'s claim, which yielded 47oz, or nearly 6oz to the ton. It…
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