notice · 1856

Mining regulations specify the extent of claims for miners based on the number of individuals involved in sluicing, creek claims, and cement/rock sinking, with provisions for prospecting and combining claims.

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IV. Sluicing Claims. Extent of Claim."The -"The extent of claim to which each Miner's Right shall entitle the holder, …

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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 38, 1856.

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