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This notice details mining bye-laws concerning claim management, including provisions for lost gold leads, ground allocation for operations, extended claims in abandoned tunnels, priority of claims in specific tunnelling scenarios, ownership of auriferous deposits, plurality of claims, forfeiture of shares, and non-forfeiture through hired workmen neglect.
The owners of any claim held under this hye-law in which the lead of payable gold has been lost shall be allowed to …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 71, 1859.
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