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THE following has been forwarded us from the Mining Department:—Warden's Office, Tenterfield, 4th May, 1877.—Sir,—During my late tour through the goldfields iu my district, I visited…
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The Murrurundi Times reports that between thirty and forty Chinese passed through that town on Tuesday last for the Bingera goldfields. The Nundle correspondent of the TAMWORTH…
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WILLIAMS G. M. Co., Adelong.—A largely attended meeting of shareholders was held at the company's office yesterday afternoon, Hon. H. Smith, M.L.C., presiding. After considerable discussion as to the advisability or…
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The following is an extract from the report of the Inspector of Mines:—Mitchell's Creek, May 2, 1877. The Kaisers Gold and Copper Mining Company consists of two 40-acre mineral leases adjoining…
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THE following are Mr. Warden Graham's reports to the Under-Secretary for Mines respecting some of the workings in the Tenterfield district:— Warden's Office, Tenterfield, May 5, 1877…
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The bill introduced by Mr. Baker to abolish the duty on gold passed its second reading in the Legislative Assembly last night by a majority of 20 to 3, and was considered in committee. The date of coming…
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The weather since my last has been of a very changeable nature, part of tie time being evenly cold and frosty, and daring the last week we have had a plentiful supply of rain all over the district, which was very much needed, and…
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On Saturday about 6.30, one of the heaviest falls of rain took place that has ever been remembered here for several years past, and though lasting only for a short interval, caused fearful destruction of property at the tweed factory of Messrs…
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LONG Tunnel G. M. Co., Uralla.—The local secretary on 14th instant reports:"The progress of the works during the last fortnight has been impeded; two large boulders having come in from the top, forming an almost…
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WE have received the annual report of the Department of Mines for the year 1876, printed and published at the Government Printing Office, Sydney. It consists of a large quarto pamphlet, containing nearly 200 pages of…
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There has been a wonderful revival in quartz-mining at the Thamas, and the pleasing novelty of a few dividends has broken the long monotony of call paying. Several companies are now looking up, but…
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WE (Copper field Miner) are glad to find that the prospecting in the Western Mine has turned out so successful, a valuable lode having been struck, which gives every promise of being a permanent one. There is no reason why…
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BEYERS and Holtermann's G. M. Co.—"Under date 22nd May, the mining manager reports as for lows:—" The prospecting shaft being put clown on the ventain the crosscut at 90 feet from the surface has been [?] 3 feet…
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NEWCASTLE lies to the north-cast of Sydney. The donizens of that city, as far as they are concerned, lie rather less than their Sydney compatriots, if report is to be believed…
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THE annual report of the Department of Mines for the year 1876 has heen issued from the Government Printing Office. It contains a large mass of useful information. Mr. Wood, the…
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The mining manager of the Monte Christo mine at Hawkin's Hill, telegraphs as follows:—"Tuesday's crushing of 30 tons of stone produced 517oz of gold." A telegram from Hawkin's Hill, on Monday…
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WE have received the annual report of the Department of Mince for. the year 1876, printed and published at the Government Printing Office, Sydney. It consists of a large quarto pamphlet, containing nearly 200 pages of…
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THE annual report of the Department of Mines for the year 1676 has been issued from the Government Printing Office. It contains a large mass of useful information. Mr. Wood, the…
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The heavy rains ceased falling on last M[?]day; on Tuesday the Clouds gradually dispersed, and since then the we[?]ther has been cool, bright and clear; we are in fact, enjoying a true May Australian [?]son. The wind, which has taken the…
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BEFORE his retirement from office, Mr. JOHN LUCAS had the satisfaction of prefixing his ministerial memorandum to the report of the Department of Mines for 1876 by Mr. HARRIE…
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