mining lease application · 1860

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ApplicantJohn Wybrants. (No. 296)

ExtentA. B. P. 2 1 22

Mining TypeQuartz — — £500

Mining Type£100. Windlasses, buckets, ropes, &c.

Mining TypeSouth Victoria Reef, head of Ironbark Gully. Commencing operations upon receipt of lease

Investment Capital10 years.

ApplicantGeorge Tait and Co. (No. 297)

Extent3 0 36

Mining TypeQuartz — — £5000

Mining Type£3000. 20-horse power engine, with 18 stampers

Mining TypeStanley's Reef, Ironbark Gully. Commencing operations immediately

Investment Capital10 years.

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 155, 1860.

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People in this noticeGeorge Tait and Co. (No. 297) · John Wilson. (No. 298) · Moritz Helm and Ferdinand Schroeder. (No. 299) · Thomas Daws. "Whip Reef Company." (No. 300) · Alexander A. Broadfoot and others. "Quartz Crushing Company." (No. 301) · Jabez Carter. "Indefatigable Quartz Mining and Crushing Company." (No. 302)

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