Tu[?]ker's Creek Gold Fields
COPELAND NORTH. Wednesday.—A serious accident was nearly happening at Tucker's Creek yesterday. Arthur Smith and another man were making a race at the foot of a large tree, when the…
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Latest Telegrams. Copeland Goldfield
COPELAND, Tuesday.—Hall's claim, on the Bengal Tiger Reef prospecting claim, has been applied for at the Warden's Court, by the old claim-holders at Tucker's Creek, Pearce's claim…
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A MONOPOLY of the working and selling coal in Australia for thirty-one years was granted to the Australian Agricultural Company in 1826, by a mere letter from Earl Bathurst…
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KROHMANN'S AMALGAMATED G. M. Co.—Mining manager telegraphs on March 31, as follows:—"Finished crushing 43 tons of quartz, which yielded 226 oz. retorted gold."…
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By going back to the oldest record of sacred history, I where we find first mention of nations, we are brought to the conclusion that mining must have been practised by them in some form or other, for Nineveh could not have…
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ONE-MILE, GYNPIE, Saturday.—400 tons stone from No. 1 North Glanmire has yielded 612oz of retorted gold; 123 tons of stone from No. 6 North Hilton yielded 118oz retorted gold…
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KROAMANN'S AMALGAMATED GOLD MINING CO., LIMITED.--The Mining Manager telegraphs, on March 31st, as follows:--"Finished crushing 48 tons of quartz, which yielded 220 ozs. retorted gold."…
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The new copper mine at Roset's, Cobar, has made a start; six men were Rent out lately to commence operations, and erect the necessary buildings. MINING AT PARKES.—During the past two or three…
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COPELAND, Friday.—Rich stone is being raised from Slade's Reef, Kerriput. The reef is widening as it deepens. The mill race is nearly finished, and it is reported that a machine has…
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BULLADELAH, Monday.—Nine tons of stone from Coraki, crushed at M'Rae, James and Co[?] machine at Coolongolook, yielded 5oz 6dwt per ton…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday.—At the quarterly minors' delegate meeting, yesterday, it was resolved that the miners' representatives at the forthcoming conference meet to-morrow…
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Since we last referred to them the adjustments of the coal-boring machinery at Moore Park, which was disarranged by the mishap of yesterday week, have, notwithstanding the intricacy of their character, proceeded…
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During the year which has just closed upon us (says a writer in Iron) all trades alike have suffered from the general depression, and commerce has fallen very low, but the iron, trade has been one of the greatest sufferers, if not the…
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Haizell and party have discovered gold in their claim at Jones's Creek, Gundagai, the Lord Shaftsbury. Some excellent specimens have been exhibited in town the past week. Haizell and party are now…
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So unsettled have matters relating to the Newcastle coal trade been for some time past that people in this district have learned to regard a disturbance in one quarter or another as the natural condition of affairs,…
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A tolerably severe lesson was administered by the local bench a few days ago to persons in the [?] of ill-using her[?]. A man n[?] Hutc[?]s was brought up on a charge of cro[?]ty to amm[?]s. The evidence went to shot that the defendn[?]t. in [?]hing in a young mere, had…
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The Great Extended claim (Messrs. Blatchford and Co.'s) is again filled in with water, but the company expects to pump out by Monday. The Southern Cross, Perseverance, and Golden Bend, all large…
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A telerably severe lesson was administered by the local bench a few days ago to persons in the habit of ill-using horses. A man named Hutchings win brought up on a charge of cruelty to animals. The evidence went to show…
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That which gives rise to most apprehension as to the probable outcome of the present state of affairs is the curious relation that now exists between the miners working at the associated collieries and the…
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PARKES, Monday.—A private escort left Parkes yesterday, taking 1134oz of gold. The trial crushing from No. 1 claim at Currajong reef was not up to what was expected, the yield being…
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