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Star of the East Gold Mining Co., Ballarat [postcard, early 20th Century]

12 July 2021 · Leave a Comment

Star of the East Gold Mining Co., Ballarat (postcard)

[Editor: This postcard (unused) incorporates a photo of the mine buildings and mullock heaps of the Star of the East Gold Mining Company (Ballarat, Victoria). The postcard is from the early 20th Century (possibly 1901-1910).] Star of the East Gold Mining Co., … [Read more...] about Star of the East Gold Mining Co., Ballarat [postcard, early 20th Century]

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Coolgardie [gold rushes, 21 March 1894]

27 September 2020 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This article is an extract from the “Coolgardie” column, published in The Macleay Argus (Kempsey, NSW), 21 March 1894; it was reprinted from the Hillgrove Guardian (Hillgrove, NSW).] Coolgardie. The Hillgrove Guardian says:— “Letters received here show that none … [Read more...] about Coolgardie [gold rushes, 21 March 1894]

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Gold-field regulations [Slater’s Queensland Almanac, 1868]

25 September 2020 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: These regulations were published in Slater’s Queensland Almanac for 1868 (1868).] Gold-field regulations Intending diggers will probably peruse with interest the following regulations:— Commissioner empowered to make temporary rules. — The Commissioner may at … [Read more...] about Gold-field regulations [Slater’s Queensland Almanac, 1868]

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