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Under date 10th May, the mining manager of the General Moltke Gold Mining Company (limited) writes: "I beg to report that the shaft No. 2 in the tunnel is now down 72 feet. The reef changed very much below…
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Mining. Tuesday Evening
REPORTS from Hill End have caused another downward run on Beyers and Holtermanns shares, and they dropped from 32s. 6d. to 29s. this morning. Carroll Beards and Krohmanns…
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GOLD! gold! gold! was the cry every where; so, in common with others, I caught the gold fever, and of course I was off with the crowd, and a wet sloppy ride we had of it We started from Condobolin carly on Sunday…
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CURRAJONG.—From this field there is news by the Forbes Times of Saturday, whose correspondent reports as under: —The Shallow Rush: During the past week many parties have washed up with favourable results. In spite of the…
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A parcel of quartz, weighing 7 cwt. 2 qrs., from the Shakespeare, claim, Lower Turon, the property of Messrs. Court, Sutherland, and Samuel, was analysed. by Mr. C. Watt, and yielded 1031 grains gold, being at…
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THE depression in the Share market is daily increasing. To-day there was hardly any business done, and the few sales made showed a weak market. Beyers and Holtermans suffered…
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Lord Shaftesbury Gold Muting Company, Gundagai.—From a report received from the new manager appointed to this company, affairs are beginning to look very prosperous at Bongolong Creek. Judging from EVENTS march in Victoria. The Government have defied the Colonial office; the merchants swear to stand by the Government, and now the great HICINBOTHAM comes forward to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day the Press and the Treasurer of Victoria. Murder at Williamstown. Fire at the Theatre Royal Melbourne. the Bathurst Synod. Gulgong Races. Attack Upon the Government of Victoria. Conclusion of the Smith Divorce Case. Brutal Murder at Tipperary Gully. the Baroda's Passengers. Hay Races. Mr. Winch and the Melbourne Herald. Gold Excitement in Adelaide. Bathurst
The Synod concluded its sittings on Tuesday night. At the borough council meeting, yesterday, Alderman Jones said that he had been…
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The mining manager of the Native Rose, Sally's Flat, in his report of 13th instant, says:—"I am still driving in 52 feet level, and am now in 28 feet, having driven 8 feet since my last report; reef well defined, and…
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THE state of the Share market to-day was much the same as it has been since Monday. Coal in request. Waratah advanced to 10¾, sales; holders now quote 11; sellers of…
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HILL END AND VICINITY.—In the report by the Observer of Saturday, it is stated that at Hill End work is progressing as usual in all the mines, Krohmann of course engrossing most attention. The stone being raised at…
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THE most important feature in connection with our mining news this month is the statement of Mr. Farnell, who, as Secretary for Lands, has charge of the Mining Department, that it was the…
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OUR arrangements for extracting gold from quartz have hitherto been regarded as quite equal to those of any other district; but if a recent occurrence that has been brought under our notice may be accepted as…
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A DEPUTATION, consisting of Mr Joseph Paxton, Mr. George Curtis, Mr. Richard Wynne, and Mr. Frederick Clissold, waited upon the Minister for Lands (Hon. J. S. Farnell), on Monday morning, to bring under his…
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In our précis of the Intercolonial Exhibition, under the head "Minerals," Mr. J. Mackenzie's remarks upon the area of our coal-fields, and the cubic contents of one particular seam are well…
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The yield of gold for the past month, as shown by the escort returns was not equal to the receipts for the corresponding period of 1872. The total amount of gold received during the month was 26.103oz. of which…
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A consignment of copper ore from the Coola lantro mine, in the district of Manaro, arrived in Sydney by the steamer Illalong from Eden on Monday. The shipment consists of 232 bags, weighing 13 tons, and it is to be forwarded…
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Under date 14th May, the local director of jeffree and Gallard's Amalgamated Gold Mining Company (limited) reporte:—We have now got three iron tanks, one for water and two for the rich stuff. The one for…
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