Mining Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Temora
The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 8 September 1881 · page 6
The Hidden Treasure picked out 15oz., No. 2 Deutscher picked out 26oz.; Kraft got a 1oz. nugget. Some of the dams are becoming exhausted. Byrne and party washed 50 loads for an average of 10dwt. Murray and party's first…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 9 September 1881 · page 7
The Home News says:—"The Kiandra Gold Mining Company, county of Selwin, New South Wales, is announced with a capital of £150,000 in shares of £1,40,000 of which are taken by the vendors in part payment of the purchase…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 9 September 1881 · page 6
A telegram from Sydney reports a crushing at the Sydney mint of 45cwt. of stone from the prospectors' claim, Lady Matilda Reef, Nana Creek, which gave 60oz. 7dwt. of gold…
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Evening News · Friday 9 September 1881 · page 2
Messrs. Benjamin, Scott, Driscoll, and party of No. 1 Centennial South crashed yesterday for a yield of over 2oz per ton. The prospects of the field are daily improving. The Hidden Treasure…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Friday 9 September 1881 · page 3
The mint return from a trial crushing of stone from Sharpe and Small's Prospecting Claim on the Lady Matilda line of reef, Nana Creck goldfields, gives the following, viz.:--Total amount of stone…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 22
WHITING of the olden times at Rocky River, Mount Jones, the Walsh, Sydney Flat, and other centres of activity and excitement in the old days, and what they are now, a correspondent of the Armidale…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Department of Mines, Sydney, 6th September, 1881. Notice to Applicants for Gold-mining Leases
The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 8
NOTICE is horeby given that unles the lessces excente and take deliver of the under mentional Gold-mining Leases within thirty days from this date they will be declared voit. LACHLAN MINING DISTRICT…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 9
Bourke and party, Lower Tomora, have picked out £2000 worth of gold, and are now washing 1000 loads, going 1oz. to 1½ oz. per load. the diamond drill is down 210 feet in gray dyke…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 473
Mr. Joseph Palmer reports the yield for the week from the Black Horse United, Egerton, to be 131oz. Mr. W. E. Ebblewhite reports that a dividend of £15s. per share has been declared in the Hidden…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 9
32,507 lone of coal were exported from New-castle last week. THE escort left Wilcannia for Sydney, via Narandora, on Monday night with 1224 ozs of…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 13
The Band and Albion Consols Co., Ballarat, got lOOcz of gold from their reef on Saturday, including a 48-oz lump of solid gold. The Albury Gold Mining Company have…
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Evening News · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 5
The "Temora Star" reports that Mr. Registrar Margules proceeded to Sydney on Monday evening to answer certain charges brought against him. The following petition, signed by 500 residents on…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 473
Miner (Vegetable Creek).—The publication of your letter would have no influence with legislators: only one side of the case is advocated, and possibly a majority of your fellow-miners consider the present system of forwarding the…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 38
Also in Evening News
CORRESPONDENTS will oblige by sending Mining News on separate pages of their conmunications, in order to have same classed in our Mining pages. Correspondents will further oblige by affixing their signatures to…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 23
In an article dealing with the goldfields interest of Tasmania generally, the "Tasmanian Mail" says:— At the present time, when the mining industry is the all-absorbing topic, no more interesting report could…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 22
MINING SHARES.—There is very little doing in mining shares, although persons who desire to sell established concerns, readily find purchasers. Details will be found in our telegraphic and commercial…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 473
Patterson and party's block claim, Milburn Creek, have struck a payable reef in the crosscut at a depth of 50 feet, Dear O'Brien and party's lease. It is rumoured that on Bordau's old mineral lease they have struck black copper…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 13
Bond, Coeriouties, and party, of the Old Eureka claim at Hargraves, bottomed their new shaft yesterday, and obtained lOOoz of gold from a small bucket of quartz. The reef is 9in thick,…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 September 1881 · page 13
Band and Albion Consols offered at £9 14s; Berry Consols are in the market at £5 5s; City of Ballarat had buyers at £5, and sellers at £5 7s 6d; Clover Hill had sellers at 26s; Cornish Daylesford…
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