Mining. Friday Evening
QUOTATIONS in the Share market this morning were rather easier. Carroll Beards sold at 38s. 6d. to 39s. e. d., and Krohmans, 21s.; Shakespeare brought 12s.; Paxtons, 5s.;…
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Visits to Out-of-the-way Gold-fields No. 1.—The Lac.ma.lac Reefs. Lac-ma-Lac, June 7
As the eyes of many of the mining population throughout New South Wales are turned towards the Alps, anything apponring in your columns, relating to this portion of New South'Wales, will;excite more interest…
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SIR,—I am vexed, to and my character at stake, and did not wish to be annoyed or an annoyance to you. I know my remedy, but at the same time you will be doing a public service by publishing every word of the accompanying…
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AWAY down South about 100 miles from the Heads of Port Jackson, a few miles above Crookhaven and Jervis Bay, a river known as the Shoalhaven empties itself into the broad Pacific. As steamers twixt…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country and Mining News. (From Our Correspondents.) Parramatta. June 11th
COCK-FIGHTING.—At Ryde Polece Court, on Mondny, 9th Instant, before J. B. Blaxland and J. R. Hayden, Esqrs., J.P.'s., James Pye, Thos, Barker, John Kelley, Florence M'Crnhan, James'Nelson, Henry Hilles, John Munroe, John…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams This Day. Reported Trance at Bowenfels. Victorian Railway Tenders. Adelaide Breadstuffs. Wreck of the Kathleen at Port Darwin. Loss of Machinery. Four Bodies Missing. Latest Commercial, Mining, &c., &c., &c., QUEANBEYAN. Friday, 4.56 p.m
The Court of Quarter Sessions opened to-day. Wallace, for assaulting Mr. Gibbes, J.P., pleaded guilty, and was subsequently sentenced to three years' hard labour on the…
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HILL END AND VICINITY.—Subjoined are a few items from the Observer of Wednesday:—The escort has left with 9600 oz. of gold, being the returns from this district during the last fortnight. In the lower tunnel of the…
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The following is the result of a crushing from the Morning Star reef, in the Clarence district, from 9cwt 2gr:—8lb showed a return of [?] 5dwt, being at the rate of Goz, seventy-one hundredths of an ounce…
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Our Wattle Flat correspondent reports by telegram that 10 tons of unpicked stone, from the Benedict Company's claim, yielded 38 oz. 6 dwts.; and there are 80 tons stone now ready…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams This Dat Accident to the City Op New Castle. Croxton Park Races. Fire at Richmond. a Houseless Governor, the Murderers of Mr. Sullf Van. Latest Commercial, Mining, &c., &c., &c
On and after 21st instant no drawbacks will be allowed on goods exported to New South Wales from ports on the Murray. "Pups" 41s…
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HILL END AND VICINITY.—By the Observer of Saturday, we have further intelligence from "The Hill" and its neighbourhood:—The past week has been almost one continual downpour of rain, and to-day (Friday) has been the…
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The mining manager of the Lord Shaftesbury Goldmining Company, Gundagai, reports June 14th:—Since starting operations I have sunk a further depth of 18 inches, (and broke out some splendid gold last night)…
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THE great feature of the Share market this morning was the resuscitation of Tookey's, after a dormant period, extending over more than a year. It is said that the Caledonian vein has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Visits to Out-of-the Way Gold-fields. No.1.—the Lac-ma-lac Reefs Lac-ma-Lac, June 7
AS the eyes of many of the mining population throughout New South Wales are turned towards the Alps, anything appearing in your columns, rotating to this portion of New South Wales, will excite more interest…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Visits to Out-of-the-way Gold-fields. No. 1.—The Lac-ma-lac Reefs. (By a Travelling Miner.) Lac-ma-Lac, June 7
AS the eyes of many of the mining population throughout New South Wales are turned towards the Alps, anything appearing in your columns, relating to this portion of New South Wales, will excite more interest…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams This Dat Rise in Tookey's Latest From New Zealand. Captain Coote and Mr. Samuel. Supposed Suicide at Melbourne Girl Cut in Two by Machinery. the Bishop of Goulburn at Hay. the Floods—latest Weather Telegrams. a Mother Cut's Her Child's Head Off—attempted Suicide. Latest Melbourne Markets. Latest Commercial and Mining, &c., &c., &c. [From Our Correspondent.] [A portion of the following appeared as a second edition last night.] MELBOURNE Monday, 3 p.m
Mr. Parkes' despatch has been received declining Mr. Francis' proposals with regard to the Suez mails. The Alhambra has arrived from New…
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The wining mannger of the Armstrong Gold Mining. Company, Hawkins' Hill, reports on the 12th instant as follows:—"The main tunnel is in 411 feet; the ground is still very hard. Since my last we have…
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ACCORDING to announcement, says a correspondent of the Clarence Examine, writing under date June 3rd, the machine started to-day, and from all appearance worked admirably. About sixty persons were on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Central Australia.—the Cobar Mine
THE Cobar mine, says a correspondent of the Burke paper, is looking richer than over, and I noticed a great change for the better since my provious visit. There are now thirty-two men employed in the mines, besides…
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THE sales of shares reported to-day exhibit a decrease in the amount of business, and hardly any improvement in prices. Paxtons and Rapps sold at 3d. to 6d. dearer, but against these there…
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