The Cumberamurra Gold-Field
A CORRESPONDENT. who has our thanks, writes as follows, under date August 23:-"Yesterday I visited the recently proclaimed goldfield; but as many of your readers are no doubt…
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Mining
THE first annual general meeting of shareholders in the Great Cobar Copper Co. was held yesterday 29th instant, at the Company's office. The directors' report and balance-sheet were unanimously adopted. Messrs. J. C. Taylor…
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THERE is less than usual to record in connection with mining matters for the past three weeks, and the reports from the various mining districts will be found to refer almost [?] to the yields of gold, and the progress of the…
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THE following telegram has been forwarded to us by Mr. Eynod Deer:—"Burrown, Thursday.—A general meeting of the proprietors of the Frogmore Copper Mine was held a few days ago. £10,000 has been spent by Deer, Brothers…
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The weather is now moder[?], and is changing to a more genial [?] The heat of old [?] in gaining strength, whilst the renova[?]ing and the gay carnival which Nature presents in the emerald wilderness, all tell of the…
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A correspondent. who has our thanks, writes as follows, under date August 23 — "Yesterday I visited the recently proclaimed goldfind; but as many of your readers are no doubt…
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A gentleman at Trunkey sends ua the following—, Everything here is very dull at present, Mining is generally slack, and most of those who are at work are working on tribute. At the lady Belmore…
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CARROLL and Beard's G. M. Co.—Under date 36th August the mining manager reports as follows:—"The winze at 500-feet vel has been sunk a further depth of 5 feet, this week on the vein 147 feet cast from shaft, making…
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THE report of the Department of Mines for the year 1875 is a work which may be said to reflect as much credit on the Government Printer as on the compiler. What reason there was to publish…
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Sir— By your direction I have recently inspected several of the principal goldfields, for the purpose of reporting as to the necessity for the reservation of certain Crown lands front alienation. In reference to this…
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Stewards: Messrs. V. Steel aud A. J. Boyd. Junge Mwrs. R. S. Lord, H. E. King. K. T. Staiger, J. Petrie, W. Bains, and J. Byerlaw Hogarth A. M. P. Co, Oakey Greek. Beef and mutton…
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The weather Is now moderate, and is changing to a more genial temperature. The heat of old Bol is gaining strength, whilst the renovating atmosphere and the gay carnival which Nature Presents In the emorald wilderness, all tell of the…
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Another week has passed without bringing anything new in mining. The escort left on Saturday with 936oz gold, which is by far the smallest that has loft this field for a long time. In fact, alluvial mining is now at a low ebb, but I…
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A SERIOUS colliery explosion occurred at the Birley Colliery, about four miles from Sheffield, which belongs to the Sheffield Coal Company. It resulted in the loss of six lives. The pit, which is on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Important Discovery of Tin and other Metals. WE have been favored by the Hon. John Lucas Minister for Mines with the accompanying report. Department of Mines Geological Survey of New South Wales
To Harrie Wood, Esq., Under Secretary for Mines. Sir.-I have the honor to submit for the information of the hon. the Minister for Mines, the following description of the geological specimens illustrative of the…
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NORTH Williams G. M. Co—The mining manager reports for fortnight ending 4th instant:—"420-feet level: The lode ia rise, drive, and stope maintains its good quslity, and is from 3 inches towards the south up to 10 inches wise at…
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CARROLL and Beard's G. M. Co.—Under date 6th September the mining manager reports as follaws:—The winze at 500-feer levee has been sunk a further depth of five feet this week, making present depth of winze 175 feet from…
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THE following letter of the Under Secretary for Mines (Mr. Harrie Wood), to the Hon. Minister for Mines, is explanatory of the main features of the annual report upon the mines and mineral products of the colony—…
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The Cooktown Herald of the 19th August gives a list of reef claims registered to 5th August, 1876, on the Hodgkinson goldfield. The number is 181. The Golden Age published at Edwardstown,…
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"RUSTICUS" in the Goulburn Herald gives an interesting description of those important mines, of which the following is an abridgment:—…
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