mining lease application · 1859

Mining lease applications in Wet Flat, Linton's. Operations to commence upon the issue of the lease, Claim already held by applicants as a prospect claim on the Contest Lead, Browne's Diggings, with a slight alteration of the boundary, The claim already held by applicants as a prospect claim on the Contest Lead, with a slight alteration of the boundary Camp Flat, Smyth's Creek. Operations already commenced in September, 1858, and since continued and 3 other places (6 entries).

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ApplicantWilliam Frost and nineteen others. The Wet Flat Gold Mining Company

Extent5 0 0

Mining TypeDeep Sinking

Investment Amount£1000, besides labor

Machinery ValueEngine eight horse power, two puddling machines, &c., value £1000

LocalityWet Flat, Linton's. Operations to commence upon the issue of the lease

RemarksThe ground is from 20 to 40 feet sinking, very wet, has been partially worked and abandoned. Proposed term of lease five years.

ApplicantAlexander B. Miller and party of thirty-two men. Called the Grand Junction Gold Mining Company

Extent29 0 0

Mining TypeDeep Sinking

Investment AmountCapital already invested £570; estimated requirements, not including labor, £1130; total £1700

Machinery ValueAt present on the ground oneten horse power engine with puddling gear, &c., value £400. Additional machinery probably required such as pumps, tanks, cages, &c., &c., value £600

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 35, 1859.

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This person elsewhereWilliam Frost and nineteen others. The Wet Flat Gold Mining Company 2 share this name

People in this noticeAlexander B. Miller and party of thirty-two men. Called the Grand Junction Gold Mining Company · John R. Harris and party of twenty-eight men. The Hand-in-hand Gold Mining Company William Craven, on behalf of sixteen partners, self included. The Rose Mining Company · Edward Devereux and party of twelvemen. The Gnome Gold Mining Company · William Coverly and seventeen others. The Comet Gold Mining Company · John J. Grey and party of thirty-two men. The Enterprise Gold Mining Company

Also on page 2Notice of intended lease grants in the Mining District of Ballaarat, f

Elsewhere in this issueThis notice is from the Victoria Government Gazette published on Tuesd · Occupants of runs throughout the colony are warned that their Crown La · The Board of Land and Works will only authorize premises for public pu · The Money Order system was extended to Creswick, Hamilton, and Heathco · All 137 notices in this issue

Near this placeWet Flat, Linton's. Operations to commence upon the issue of the lease · Claim already held by applicants as a prospect claim on the Contest Lead, Browne's Diggings, with a slight alteration of the boundary · The claim already held by applicants as a prospect claim on the Contest Lead, with a slight alteration of the boundary Camp Flat, Smyth's Creek. Operations already commenced in September, 1858, and since continued · The ground at present held by occupants on the Rock Lead, Carngham Diggings · The Old Rock Lead, East Carngham

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