25
OuTPUT AND VALUE oF CoAL RAISED IN YICTORIA-continued.
I
Quantity Haised.
Value at Pit's i\fouth.
I
ewts.
tons
3
209,329
225,164
7
s
64,200
121,741 12
155,135 12
160,630 13
138,5S4 ll
2
113,462
128,172 1!1
369,05!:1
6
During 1901
1902
" 1903
" 1904
" 1905
" 1906
" 1907
" 1908
" 190!}
," 1910
-----~-
- ..
s. d.
14 7
13 lO
J2 9
1l 6
10 2
10 0
11 (l
11 5
12 0
10 6
£
147,191
155,850
40,S18
70,208
79,035
80,283
79,6Sl
64,653
76,870
188,977
I
-----1,878,732
11
3,424,046
Totals
Value per 'fon.
~-------
-~-·-·--~-
----------~--··-----
-~----
METALS AND MINERALS OTHER THAN GOLD AND COAL.
PlWDUCTION FOR
1910.
SILVER.
18,800 ozs. (fine) valued at £2,090 were extracted fi·om gold at the Mint.
COPPER.
The Gippsland Copper and Platinum Mining Company has opened up the old
copper mine near Walhalla and raised 150 tons of ore, valued at £450.
ANTIMONY.
The Victoria Syndicate Limited, now the t'osterfield Mining Company, at
Costerfield, raised 1, 262 tons of ore, which yielded 240 tons of concentrates,
assaying 44 per cent. of antimony and 2 oz. 1 dwt. of gold per ton. In addition
8,135 tons of residues produeed 450 tons of concentrates, assaying 40 per cent. of
antimony and 2! ozs. of gold per ton. The total of 690 tons of concentrates was
sold to a smelting compahy in England for £6,255.
TIN.
The output of tin was 40 tons 13 cwt., valued at £3,706, as against 88
tons 16 cwt. valued at £7,067 for 1909. The total production in the State now
amounts to 15,634 tons, valued at £773,530.
The following statement shows the quantity l)JUl value won by each company
or party during 1910:-~------~-
Corn pany or Party.
Too ra Tin Mining
...
Locality.
...
...
Ta llandoon Tin Mines
...
Hydraulic Sluicing
Co ck's Pioneer Sluicing ...
...
...
Gr eat Southern Consols ...
Cl1iltern Valley Gold :Mines
...
Gr eat Southern Gold Mining
...
Gr eat Northern Extended ConsoL'< ...
P. Sutherland ...
...
M . Marehant
...
Va rious parties
w oolshed Valley
...
...
...
...
~------~~-----
~·-
...
...
...
...
...
...
To ora
Tallangatta
Beech worth
...
...
"
Rutherglen
Chiltern
Rutherglen
...
Gra.nya
...
...
...
...
,
Beech"worth
---
----
Quantities Won.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
tons. cwts.
...
...
...
...
.. .
£
9
6
17
i)
4
17
0
2
12
91
2
ll
'1
18
154
135
120
17
lOO
1
0
0
2
S20
;
610
569
354
0
f,
25
6
10
728
-----~--
Totals
Value.
40
~----------
13
3,706
KAOLIN.
From :Mineral Lease No. 2652, at Egerton, 198 tons, worth £148, were
rai8ed. From Messrs. Vaughan Brothers' Mine, at Llandeilo, near Gordons, 90
tons were got, worth £54.
26
DIATOMACEOUS EARTH.
The Kieselguhr Coinpany, tl'om the deposit near Talbot, obtained 500
valued at £2,000.
tons,
GYPSUM.
At Boort and Kerang 1,246 tons of gypsum, valued at £715, were !:ient away
for use in nm.nuring laud.
WOLFRAM.
The Benamhra 'Volfrmn Syndicate, from its mineral lease 2536 at Mount
Murphy, north of Omeo, obtained 18~ tons of concentrates, valued at £1,954.
The Mount Bismarck vVolfram Mining Company, at Mount Bismarck, .Marysville, won 7il tons of ore, valued at £69. One ton of ore treated at the Government
battery at Chiltern gave 2 cwt. of eonceutrates; and half-a-ton of wolfram won at
Mount Bendoc contained 1 cwt. of Bismuth.
MANGANESE.
From lensc 2769, at He:1,theote, 20 tons, worth £100, of mangaue;.;e ore was
raised. The Victorian Manganese Mines Iron and Steel Cinnpany got 3:~ tons,
valued at £42. from lease 23t\2, at Buc!Jan.
PIGMENT CLAYS.
At Knowsley 50 tons of thest' days were ohtaine(L
ToTAI, QuANTITY AXD VALUE OF }frNERALs RAistm IN VIGTOIUA.
The total quantity nml value of metals and minernls raised in Victoria up to
:31st December, 1910, were as follow:During l!HO.
Name of Metal or Mineral.
Quantity Raised.
Gohl
{
Silver
Value.
fine ozs.
£
ii70,3H3
2,42:l,745
2,090
18,800~''
Total Quantity
Haised to end
of 1910.
fine ozs.
Wolfram
Diamonds
Sapphires, &c.
Gypsum ...
Magnesite
Kaolin ...
Diatomaceou::; Eart;h
1Ianganese Ore ...
Buildiul<: Stones (Basah, Sandstone,
Granite, Slate, Flagstone, Limestotie,
(for making lime), also Crude Salt
Pigment Clays
Totals
£
67,688,7:37
1,324,334;,
29,405
287,.)23,134
202,089
7,751
tons.
tons.
Coal
Lignite
Brown Coal
Copper and Copper Ore
Tin Ore
Antimony Ore
Silver-lea;\ Ore
Iron Ore
Total Value to
' end of 1910.
;)69,0.59
188,977
650
150
41
1,262
277
450
3,706
6,255
28
2,092
3,424,0·16
12,923
50,116
18,658
15,634
34,368
79:3
5,434
303
715
18,529
4,B76
JOO
202
2,000
~l,493
23
142
23
50
I07,7,H
50
52
()
288
1,878,73:.l
3,086
20,109
213,673
773,.')30
215,784
5,760
12,540
3,776
108
630
10,666
12
10,.584
1,1,352
142
3,830,999t
74
2,737,44il
" Extracted from gold at Melbourne Mint.
t Tllese returns are from 1866 only, and are collPctetl by the Gm·ernmcnt Statist.
(inclu<iing crude salt) raised during 1909 was £94,995.
The value of buildiug stones
ACCIDENTS.
AcciDENTS IN GoLD MINING DURING 1910.
The number of accidents in gold mining during 1910 was ns, in which
1:2 persons were killed and 66 injured, or a total of 7S.
Only those non-fat."tl
accidents which incapacitated the sufferer from work for a period of at least 14 days
have been recorded since 1905, in accordance with un agreement with the Departments
of Mines in the other States.
DI AGRAM SHOWING TH E
DIAGRAM SHOWING THE
CROSS VALUE Of ALL M INERALS PRODUCED
IN TH E SEVERAL STAT ES Of AUSTRALAS IA
RElATIVE POSITION Of VICTORIA AS A GOLD PRODUCER .
UP TO THE END Of YEAR 11909.
CROSS PRODUCTION UP TO THE END OF YEAR 1909.
V
CAWORNIA
ICTORIA
SOUTH
AFRICA
WESTERN
AUSTRALIA
NEW
ZEALAND
QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH TASMANIA
SOUTH
WALES
AUSTRALIA
(!lpproxi mate)
£350,000,000
6 956 504
'
'
70 225 50
57,189.282
' ,2
91 780 565
285 10 389
' '0,
230,495,616
£ 327,512,457
'
'
75,540,803
.... .... .. ... ------- ------- -. - - --------------- -·------------· --·- .. ---······· ·-- - -----··· ------- ..
-- ---·- .... ..
········-··-··-· ···--···-·----- .
---·-·······
VICTORIA
NEW SOUTH
WALES
1--- - - - l
196,891,961
£ 291,990,087
2.840,206
£ 350,000,000
----
.
--------·-
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····· ·-··--····· ------
£300,000,000
-----------··-- -
... - ----- ---
· -· - ·- ··------ - ···
-
. --···---------- -·
- --------- ---
---
I ··· ·-
. ..... ···- - -- -·-·
..
-
-- · ........... ... .
, __ -- -
.... . .... -
. . ----------------- 1- -
- . ··---------- .
£ 3 00,0 0 0,0 00
1---- -
- .- ...
.... .... t"'
-- -··- ------
-- --------- - - ----·- - ---------
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... - - - - - - ---- ... ·- --- -- ---------- 1· -
------···---
92,362,008
32ft-25.840 1---'--'. .:..._-'--l
31,657,599
.
. ... ........
........
SO UTH
AUSTRA LI A
(Appro;omale)
94,172/1-53
107,846,364
-
-- ------------1-----.
WESTE RN
TASMAN IA
AUSTRALI A QUEENSLAND
.. ----·--·-··· ........
.... . -- - - ..... ----- ·
-
. ··I-·---------
--------
.
.....
.......... -- - -
NEW
Z EALA ND
- ---- ....................
---------- -----------
...
------------- ---·1-------------------- .......
£ 2 50,000,000
£.250,000,000
_,
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--- -
-- -----
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.....
S:.2oo,ooo,ooo -
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~-
..
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-- - ---·-···--··
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-
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....
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·· - .
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------ ------ -- - - - - -
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-· -
···· ·
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---
-
-
-- -- ---··· · - - --- --- . .
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-~---···
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.. - · -
... ··-----------
-····---· --.-
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...
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£2 0 0,000,00 0
- ________ ..
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5:.150,000,000
.... ·- - - - -- _
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£ 150,0 0 0,0 00
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... ........ .
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----- --------- -----
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£. 100,0-00,0 0 0
-
1--. ......
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......... ---------
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1- ............. --------.. .
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f-- ..
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£ 0,000,000
1- .
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£ 0,0 00,00 0
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27
AcciDENTS DUIUNG THE LAST Tw1~NTY YEARS.
The following statement shmvs the number of gold miners employed, the
number of accidents, number of personl::l ldlled and injured respectiYely, and the
average proportion of killed aad injured per 1,000 men employed in each of the
twenty years 1891 to 1910 inclusive:I
Num',er of
Miners
Year.
Total
' Killed tmd
Empi<•y.:d,
Injm·ed.
I
I
--~~------~-----~~-----~-
1891
1892
189:3
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
!902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
74
97
118
126
28,763
23.370
2·1,850
27,877
29,790
;)2,368
:n,897
32,095
30,6{0
29,410
27,387
26,151
2.1,208
24,331
25,369
111
'
25,304
23,291
20,853
18,671
...
.522,178
;i7
70
35
50
9.)
8:_1
44
79
99
91
121
as
12:3
un
:l7
44
1 Hl
·11
IIG
,)i)
.
87
114
28
98
96
108
103
98
120
110
98
10•3
:)3
77
21
17
20
9''0
25
99
.,
16,553
JTotah
21
34
2,157
9H
H9
86
81
78
101
130
1:Ja
12H
1''d(
128
142
];)()
12:!
126
110
107
ll (J
101
12-1
27
91
lJ!;
l!:l
L'i
87
99
12
66
106
114
78
596
1,725
2,323
Average
per 1,000
per 1,000
Killed.
Injured.
---0·88
l. 45
I· 40
1. 7~)
1·47
1 ·18
1·12
l . :J7
l ·34
1 ·19
1·02
1 ·26
1
2·39
2·99
3·82
2·97
2·6.3
3·06
2·85
3·0.')
2·90
2•96
a·5s
2·94
()·83
;j· 41
0·70
' 0·79
0·99
1 ·16
·i 0·91
0·80
0·72
3·82
4·i1
3·!:10
4·17
5·30
3·99
1•14
3·31
3· H)
-----: ·----' - - - ----
For Twenty Year~ {
26,109
l\'feans
107•8
29·8
86·2
116 ·1
CAusEs oF AcciDENTS.
In the table below is shown the causes of fatal and non-fatal accidents in ()'old
mining during 1910, and during· the last 137 years:~
Number Injul'e<L
.Xumber Killed.
Cause of Accident.
Falls of earth, rock, &c., underground
,
on ~urface
"
Men falling
down shafts
winzes or shoob
Fall~ of" materials down shafts
,
winzes, &c.
Cage accidents
Machinery in motion
Flooding of mines
Explosior. of blasting compounds
,
fire-damp
stored explosivet;
"
boilers
"
Truck accident::;
Foul air
'Miscellaneous
19.,
<)
4
6
2
,,
Totals
---------
Dming
lOW.
Total for a;
Years.
1,273
132
270
200
2ti7
6
629
150
1
189
3
H
178
Bl
84
4
66
2·14
60
2
378
45
113
,,
I~
Total for 37
Yea.r:s.
:; --
:~5
47
·:1:
53
10
8
92
3
521
9
28
3,701
~---~··------,---------·~·----
;j
~
59
12
1,484
28
AcciDENTs IN CoAr. MINING.
In coal mining 25 accidents occurred, in which 3 persons were killed and 22
were injured. The following table shows the causes of fatal and non-fatal accidents
in coal mining from 1889 to 19l0 inclusive:-----~"---
"-··-----·-----
Xumber Killed.
Cause of Aceldent"
Fall of coal, earth, &c., underground
Truck accidents
Explosion of blasting l'<Hnponnd~
Cage accidents
Machinerv
l\fiscellar{eons
Total for
22 Years.
Total for
22 Years.
86
23
9
13
:w
2
7
·)
l
3
Il
22
138
2
Totals
MINING LEASES.
The number of mining leases, licences, &c., issued during 1910 was 450
covering an area of 38,655 acres; the rent, fees, &c., received amounted to
£2,21;, 8s. 5d. ,The number issued .:luring the previous .rear was 510, over an
area of 3U,l14 acres. The following are the details for the several districts:District.
Rent.
Area.
Number.
-"
Ararat and Stawell
Ballarat ...
Beeehworth
Castlem&ine.
Gippsland
Maryborough
Bendigo
*Mineral leases
*Water-right licences
•Tailings licences •• ,
*Reserves
Totals
I
I
I
I
32
81
58
107
34
34
40
19
4
A.
R.
l'.
1l,236
2
2
3
2
V
"
18
38
3,9~5
4,049
3,424
1,540
8,259
1,483
4,704
21
1
1
0
32
3
8
2
38,6J5
~
199 19
156 ()
188 4
1~6 18
17 0
;35 i
l 10
39
450
s.
d.
6
272 13 ll
527 5 7
327 0 3
6
28
36
23
2
25
0
£
357
I
2,219
8
2
0
2
f)
0
8
0
0
------------------------------------------------ ---------------- ------------• Various district•.
LOAN, SURPLUS REVENUE, AND SPECIAL APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURE FOR MINING DEVELOPMENT.
I
MINING
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.1
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
.
1905.
1906.
1907.
---
1908. 11909.
'
---·--·--· .
...
6,084
7,596
...
...
...
...
...
I
...
1,457
9,3."i5
9,617
6,8.'56
6,938
7,36l
120
3,686
2,805
707
1
69
...
...
I}
...
...
...
28
...
...
...
1,325
•
136
...
...
I
...
.. .
.. .
63,135
55,146
...
.. .
7,387
...
...
...
57,57!:!
...
...
I
l
•••
.. .
3,283
6,734
2,482
5,746
2,558
8,217
1,374
4,702
1,005
1,807
3,246
1)31
3,797
572
461
484
723
4,701
1,404
2,291
909
436
.. .
...
...
.. .
...
107
•
...
.. .
956
...
...
.. .
12,358
8,260
2,361
6,162
4,340
4,005
3,987
6,453
531
...
...
...
...
...
...
27,839
...
...
.. .
...
I :::
...
...
43,617
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,030
402
30,901
.. .
1,115
858
39,547
34,260
14.0
640
4,348
338
20,000
...
...
539
32,478
35,993
19,431
4,409
22
1,050
...
...
...
...
'
...
.. .
.. .
...
......
.. . I ...
...
I
i
...
...
...
...
10,162
3
47
323
345
403
.. .
1,160
lOt~
96
2,389
...
...
144.
.. .
33
5,466
119
1,000
868
...
6341
11
8,500
•1,036
..... .
.. .
...
...
...
2,151
4,349
...
t
...
1,090
...
...
189
4,232
...
......
1,356
.. .
...
...
...
4,358
...
...
...
...
10,258
...
...
...
...
...
l
...
2,447
...
396
...
.. .
...
1,058
..... .
...
51
224
...
.. .
...
...
9,974
1,000
20,000
5,280
...
...
237,828
3,474
...
...
...
...
.. .
...
.. .
...
...
---
1,453
431
11
...
...
6,125
...
...
.. .
...
...
...
.. .
...
...
...
2,447
...
...
...
...
...
I
...
}
...
...
.. .
.. .
...
...
...
...
.. .
...
...
...
.. .
...
4,2~9
...
...
...
...
136
.. .
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
-- - - - 1 - - -
...
...
...
1,465
.. .
...
...
...
...
r
43
...
...
...
I
27
...
...
...
...
...
...
i
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
986
...
...
...
...
6,745
8,623
3,403
6,308
I ...
...
11,169
12,046
19,664
3,309
232
9,699
1,030
122
Act 1566Schools of Mines, equipment, &c ....
Pigments, development t•f
...
Act 1648-Cyanide Patents, purchase of
Act 1767 -Metallurgical Laboratory,
purchase of land, lmilding ...
Act 1904-Surplus RevenueAdvances to companies ...
Ad vanees to miners for prospecting,
&c.
...
Boring machinery, pnrchnse of plant,
and incidental expenses
.. . ,
Roads, construction of .. .
...
Tracks, constrnction and maintenance of
Testing plants, pm·chase and erection of
...
Miscellaneous ...
...
Act 1969-Surplus RevenueAdvances to companies ...
Advances to miners, &c.
...
-- 1 - - -
Ii
Part 1Advances to compa11ies ...
Boring for gold and coal
...
Ellesmere shaft, sinking, cross-cutting, &c ....
...
Part 2Roads, construction and maintenance
Tracks, constrnctionand maintenance
Part 3-Testing plants, purchase, erection, and removals ...
Part 4-Races and dams, construction of
Part 5-Advances to miners for prospecting, &c.
Part 6Mining Exhihition (Melbourne) ...
Disseminating information abroad ...
...
!T_?tah to 31st
1910.
I
DEvELOPMENT AC'l'S Nos. 1461
AND 1568.
...
.
1910.
...
l .. .
1
...
.. .
1,000
2,623
...
.. .
...
it
~
...
104
..~61
~
eo
LOAN, SURPLUS REVENUE, AND SPECIAL APPIWPRIATION 11JXPJ<]:'iDITlJRE l!'OU .i\<IINING
1897.
1898.
.1899.
1900.
1901.
1!)02.
1903.
190~.
Hl05.
DEVELOPME~'l'-conlint~ed.
1906.
l!J07.
---·-------·-------·----- ------1---- -----
1903.
Total to 31st
Dec., lPlO.
1009.
!---.
Act 1969-Surplus Revenue-continued.
Miscellaneous . . .
. ..
. ..
Testing Plants
...
...
.Act 1998-Surplus HeveuueConstruction of
dam, .Jenning:~'
Creek
...
...
.••
Act 1907-No. 2085- Snrpln~ Re·
venueAdvances to companie~ .. .
.. .
Advances to miners
••.
...
Miscellaneous...
...
...
Roads and Tracks
.. .
.. .
Testing Plants, purchase and erection of
.••
...
•..
Boring Machinery
...
...
.Act 1908-No. 2145- Special AppropriationsAdvances to Companie~, Pnrt I I. .. .
,
Miners
,
.. .
,
Companies, P::trt IJ f.
,
Prospecting Parties ...
Part IV.-Prospecting for Coni
Companies
Totals
. ..
...
•••
...
...
. ..
•. •
...
.. .
...
.. .
...
.. .
...
.. .
.. .
.. .
.. .
:29
...
...
...
...
•..
...
...
. ..
•••
...
...
...
••.
••.
1
• ..
•••
.. •
..
...
I
•••
• ••
...
...
...
. ..
...
. ..
...
. ..
...
· ..
...
...
...
...
...
...
.,.
...
•..
...
;),B82
1,234
l,H3
1,162
. ..
.. .
...
.. .
. ..
•••
.. .
.. .
. ..
.. .
.. .
...
. ..
.. .
...
296
9,!398
3,608
11,908
808
L3
65
215
10;}
!CO
19~1
315
100
lOO
1
i
!
1,069
11,920
112
7,178
3,076
:3,428
164
328
28
16,40<3
10,827
888
525
l,09i:l
4,566
2,910
\!.>:)
4,8.55
llH
--:-------:30,901
* The experHHture from Vott'B on borin for tlw financial years 1904-5,
36,909
ond 11.109-10 was
£2,09i, C2,203,
1,465
12,!:197
£13}150, £11,805, and
or a 0 tal of £00,E04.
£.1S)!)'i~
Jii,33ti
4,458
28,321
1,107
110
19
37,-125! 20,162
re:-:p\:ttin!'iy; <UHl on testing· p1nnt"'5 for
~he
same
'lOO,Y81
p{~dod:;
il wo.::;
0
:31
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE ON TESTING PLANTS.
The following statement shows the quantity of ore treated, the yield of
gold, receipts for crushing, cost of working and maintenance, and loss on 'working
of the Government batteries for the year 1910. The net eost to the Department
\YaS £2,619 .1s. llfb
I' "
. 0 1 B tt
QuantitY
Loca t'1011
a· ery 'l'reated. 1
tons.
Aberfcldv
Barkstea"d
• B ealiba.
Clydesdale ...
Creswick
Granya
Moonambel ...
Tulbot
Waanynrra •••
Loaned to Local
'l'rusts.
Avoca
Bethanga
Blakevillc
Chiltern
Corindhap
Dargo
.Jamiesou
Httle Hampton
tMount Tam
Omeo
Rut berglen ...
Stawcll
W arnmdyte ...
'\Vedderburn
Steiglit:o
Duuollv
Totals .•.
62
70
ld 01 G' 011
'·
•lC ·
OZ:l.
94
I92
163
229
95
4
38
8
69
175
280
_,..
12
7
217
130
406
8
0
49
vo
14
17
11
18
18
14
IO
3
6
2
7
67
49
Il5
20
0
3
19
97
I 55
94
I26
47
491
2,827
50 16
66 17
1:30 5
40 6
13 13
23 16
7
6
9
2
13 11
I4
I
16
I
6
so 16
208 10
2,34-9
1
Cost of Working
nnd Mo.inteno.nee.
Loss on Workin".'·
0
d.
3
£ s. d.
65 18 3
77 7 IO
£
88
91
27
126
£ s. d.
22 14 0
14 8 6
dwt:;.
lii 19
26 14
202t
:),12
293
121
39
114
VI
Amount Rec£ived
for Crushing.
s.
12
16
7
i
145 16
19.5 0
123 15
87 16
I09 19
6
6
9
0
0
6
4
7
I
6
75 11
0
9
0
7
0
78 I9 3
64 14 3
83 l) 1
.74 3 0
86 3 0
I
6
27
£
.f\.
d.
£
s. d.
1on
10
1
5 10
0
2 16 0
17
8
68 IO
66 16
I4 17
12
'
...I
1,259 8 10
!
0
6
()
0
7
6
2
6
617
2
61
617
2
6
27 5 0
79 I.S ()
26 17
25 8
15 I
108
0
2
0
7 2
840 18
* Battery removed to Steiglitz, 26,'4[10.
I 10
7
t Battery removed to Amherst Flat, 26/4/10.
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS.
the yield of gold tborefrom, and the dividends paid, during the year 1910, and also lhe total yield of gold ant! dividends paid
of the number of shares, extent of property, number of stamps, and 11ames of Iegnl manager,; with their addresses, of the
showing the amount of ore or was!.uirt
to the end of 1910, from the various mines, with
ST£TBM!I!NT
several companies.
-----YnLD oF GoLD FOR YY.AR..
Locality and Name of Oompany.
Se':t~~~?o
TotaL
tons.
ozs.
DMe.
dwt,s.
tons.
Gold Yield
!O Date.
1\ZS.
dwts.
Dividends
Date.
£
to
SnARF.s hl~rP.D
NoMtNAL CArJTAL.
-----
0.A1'I'L\L CAJ,U.D
~\lily
Amount
of e!lch.
.con: , Per Share.
pa.ul up. tr1 butmg. •
£
s.
d.
£
80,000
I
0
0 20,000 60,000
0 17
35,000 I
o 10 o
S.
s.
.ARARAT Al>D 1-'TAWELL
DJ;!TRWT.
Ararat Di&'i8ion.
i5,I84t 111,054
Cathcart Gold Mines"
Cat~ca;t Marga.ret Gold Min·
22Itl
115
mg
.. .
38
Crown
.. .
Langi Logan West Gold Min·
77
ing* ...
...
.. .
201
Matthews Bros., Jallukar• .. .
North Langi l.ojl:an Extended
12
Gold ~1iuing* ...
Stau:ell Di vi. ,ion.
Magdala ..
...
. .. !8,215
Sloane's aml Scotchma.n's ... j 1,160
Government Bat~cry ,Stawell2
1<'. Cause
38
}).
Sohr.ol of
North Cross
J. Paton
22It
3
12
5
105t
13
18
45 0
45,000
5,050 12
510 w
50 000
1,333 14
133 19
1
27 19
3·2
2•3
77
3
d.
Oj~
35,000
0 2 3~1
ss,ooo
o
2
I o 10 o 115,0001 ao,ooo
o
3 6
6o,ooo I o 10 o I
2,0001
£
F..xtent
ot Pro·
perty.
.A.
J. Pe:wock, 339 Collins·et.
W. A. Bntler, 395 Collins·st.
F. W. Bait!, .Ararat
4,010
3 1 1, 76o r 9oo
12
W. A. Butler, 395 Collins-et.
10
I 5,250 I 434
74
24,600
Legal Manager and Remarks.
I acres.
68,49l 12,821
...
0 10 0
No. of
Stamps.
0 7 7
A. Pearson, 34 Queen·street
30
A. 0. Gough, Sta.well
J. Paton, :Stawell
5
c,.:l
1:.:1
8•5
4!
0 16
9 18
7~
6 0
4 4
14 7
56
115 9
38 0
I
Total.
IJ
1 6
3
27,793 15
454 15
155 0
1 2
4 5
F. Williams •••
Stawell Co.
25,941 16
9
0
20
10
34~
:Morris and Co."'
McCracken & Co. *
-
14•7
3·9
3•3
7!
7!
H. (}. 'l'aylor .. .
E. \\' alton
.. .
Ba,glan Division (Beaufort).
Adamthwaite and Co.•
...
Beaufort Deep Leads Ltd. • ..
W. Dickman & Co., Beaufort•
Fiery Creek Dredging*
191
!
UP.
1 9
40
57
16•0
28·0
5•1
12 7
900t 1,145 16
...
105 16
2t
685 11
36lt
734 18
24t
12 4
49 7
4,592 12
424 9
2,658 8
1,520t
1e1t
llJit
1,809 0
144 7
1,548 6
I
3,000
0 0
500
2,500
Io
3
o
375
M. Adamthwaite, Beaufort
D. R. }dam, P.O., Trawalla.
198
T. L. Newbigin, OliYer's·lane,
~.
40
76 0 0
17
911
J.
City
.A. Jaensch, Beaufort
BALLAR.AT DISTRICT.
Central Diviswn (Ballarat).
16
Ba.llarat Prospecting
2,045
Britannia United ...
348
T. Brough, Balla.rat East .••
538
H. Clarke, Canadian
...
E. G. Charlton, Durham Lead
1 16
2•2
7 6
215
93 1
576 9
18
5•6
3•9
324
69 0
97 8
3•6
2,399 1
283 15
397 1
6~
60,000
0 10 0
I
60,000
0 3 3
9,750
124
65
40
24
20
T. Morgan, Ballarat
T. Anderson, Bttllara.t
Duncan'a Freehold•
••• '
Tribute ... ! 80
~ Dalzell-Buchanan
... 2,652
First Chance
Kia·ora, W. Hunter, Ballarat
... 123
East .. .
ru 1
51 16
704 1
1\8 3
1,365
327 14
Last Chance United
LJanberris
•v
18,904 4,167 I7
LJanberris No. 1
Llanberris No. 2, J. Tournier
500
267 10
A. McGregor. Prince Regent•
47 6
70
4 7
:New Chambers Gold Mining
270
39 1
New Indicator Gold Mining
28,568 6,145 1
New Normanby
~.
~
·-
·-...
...
...
..
.. .
~
...
...
...
7,185
2,159
204
3
6
29
40
159
45
8,567
3,803
8
7
1,4&7
23
549
...
...
.........
...
33
10
4
4
28 ll
•>., 1
1 4
4 18
.
...
...
-
·-··-...
1:.~29,
7-9
117 5
]7·0
398
141 15
12'()
508,539
687 0
2•3
11,955
182 11
6·2 36,072 4 2,000 ~72,547
20·8 15,618 10 ,,8,6 1 7,108
9•0
36 10
3•1
28 12
45
5·9 6,140 4
2·1
94 7
...
...
Defiance Co. . ..
M. Buckley
W. R. Hall
N. Lamb
W. E. Lawless
98
...
...
...
J·O
...
..•
...
...
18
18
17
0
6
14
11
18
15
{.'
19
2
13
12
16
......-
...
233 13
1,348 7
...
7•1 29,616 4 5,400
4•2 8,902 17
5•7
547 16
5•5
15 8
11
...
Corindh~>p-
9•4
4•8
......
......
Southern Division (Pit field
and Berringa).
Berringa Syndicate
lll 13
730
Birthday Tunnel •••
33,630 3,845 18
Enfield Alluvial"' ...
9 17
8t
Golden Reefs Mining
796 4
968
Kangaroo
...
1,012
163 4
381 0
New Stanley*
...
555t
North Golden Reefs
11
1 1
73 14
T. W. Urton,EnfieldHyd. Sllf
W. K. Hoberts & Co., Corin ·
119 15
bap
·...
...
. ..
233 1
H. A Taylor & Smith, Pitfield 2,372
79 12
Taylor's ·Hill Alluvial*
...
45t
7 12 I
Try Again, Hokewood *
... .. .
Williams' Fancy ...
•.. 28,607 4,205 s 1
Government B~>ttery,
40 14
211 0
2,872 10
300
4•4 16,861 7
264,206
10•7 1,090 0
192 3
1•2
16 17
70
2·9
160 2
270
4•3 25,335 15 2,400
...
20,092
North Woa.h Hawp
10,151
Nonnanby North .•
719
North First Cha.nce
tr. Petch & Co., Little Bendigo 14
120
Reward
... .
74
School of Mines, Ballarat ...
48
A. H Sargent, 118 Clyde.st.
265
Star of the East ...
•..
399
South Woah Hawp
Victoria Unitl'd ...
27,862
Woah Hawp Canton
... 3,643
Woah Hawp Canton No. 2 ...
:.:o
45
0 W oah Hawp Consols G. Mining
... 5,001
Woah Hawp No. I
195
Woah Hawp No. 2
...
Various pa•·ties
2,076
13•0
5·3
I
·-
3•0
424
2•3 15,578
33
16•4 3,185
3·2
652
1,487
2·0
247
...
...
487
...
894
...
332
...
31
2·9 i.7,244
...
17·3
6·1
6'()
2!·5
.........
...
·-·-
• k
16
6
13
16
!7
18
.........
......
6
...
8
17
fi
10
11
......
730
269,820
&t
968
72,077
1,2671·
••"·
...
...
2li
I
65 18
·-
6,750 0
20,000
374,168 15
41,019 0
75,991 8
36,000 0
32,900 0
35,400 0
30,000
2,000
24,000
30,000
...
4 7
40,000
39 1
24,000
4:35,792 0§ 36,000 0 {20,000
4,000
496,381 0§ 47,250 0 24,000
78,023 2§
30,000
343 0
.......
...
225
105,233
2,860
115,848
8,574
...
·-
7
10 284,400 0
11
19 51,000 0
4 12,828 14
7 2
8,049 14
426 2
...
Ill
59,104
9
796
16,963
627
13
18
17
4
0
2
628 18
79 12
196,253
41,597 12
• Alluvial mines.
...
...
1,800 0
......
·-
66,000 0
...
·-
·-·-
...
...
40,000
25,000
40,000
25,000
10
30,000
24,000
24,000
...
40,000
21,000
30,000
30,000
...
2 0
12 10
2 0
1 0
0
0
0
0
......
·-...
......
0 5 0 3,500
1
0
1
1
0 0
10 0
0 0
0 0
.. .
...
1 0
1 0
010
0 10
...
..
...
...
......
......
......
0 10 6
30,000
2,000
24,000
30,000
1
12
1
0
13 9
4 6
1 9
15 3
36,500
0
0
0
0
0
0
1 7
20,00U
4,000
20,000
4,000
30,000
... {
·-... ...
..,.
...
0 4,000
.
9
0
··-·
0
0 5 0
0 10 0
0 10 0
0
0
0
1
...
...
20,000
25
24,~
82
30
26,100
...
.. .
or.•
1 9
16 10
6 10 }18,200
7
7,400
2
0 15 2;
g}
...
·-·-
...
·-
\9
...
...
.........
12
30
20
......
G. M. StJ ong, Geelong
W. Alde1 :nn, Ballarat
W.D.TI ompson, Ballarat
W. D. Tl ompson, Ballarat
W.D.Tl ompson. Ballarat
J. M. Bic kett, Balla.rat
5
16,166
...
66
116
20
0 0 8
0 8 1
0 8 8
1,000
9,700
10,000
30
15
20
20
W. J,aSC( les, Ballarat
A. Pears( n, 34 Qucen·street
A. Pears( n, 34 Queen·street
20
30
G.V.W:
W.M.A
F. C. Da•
J. H. Ch
30,000
24,000
24,000
...
0
0
0
0
6
1
0
17
3
4
...
12,500
1,400
500
0
1 2
1,575
24,000
0 10 0
12,000
...
29
ompson, Ballara.t
lliams, Ba.Ilara t
lliams, Ballarat
illiams, Balla.rall
1
3
17,000
...
W.D.TI
W.M. \1\
W.M.W
30
29 'W.M. V
R.J. Flo~
W.D.TI
A. Rober
G. M. St1
7~
5 0 3,000
...
·-
30
2
40,000
2!,000
28,000
30,000
...
G. Ba.rne , Sebastopol
R.J. Flo• erday, 101 Queenstreet
200
0 5
0 12
0 8
0 3
0
0
0 2,000
0
10
2
5
0
4,4
...-
·-
36,000
25,000
40,000
15,446
...
10,500
...
5
11
...
..
26
60
erday,101 Queen·st.
ompson, Ballarat
son, Ballarat
ng, Geelong
44
73
850
50
30
40
liS
10
20
...
!lace, Berringa.
heson, Ballarat
son, Ballarat
sholm, Ballarat
C. Poynt n, lllabarook
160 4
45
5,511
·......
1 0 0
·-
......
30,000
0
16,800 0
24,000
0 10 0
...
tFathoms.
...
...
! Ac:ree:.
··-·
...
f Value.
...
...
...
37
174
...
...
5
30
5
J. H.Ch holm, Ballarat
S. Strcicl , Ballar&t
e.!l
e.!l
l
I I .. J
l
GOLD YlELD."i .AND DIVIDENDS-om.tinued.
I
•'I
D'
Q
n
de~d~ tr~:t~J/oi
YIIILD PF GOLD POll. Yua.
~
Lo<latity nnd Name of Company.
l Per
f _'ton.
._,
T0 ""'•
DlSTBior--oontinued.f
I
I
Buninyong ~Bwlinyong Hydmulic Dredging..
...
...
.. .
33'7 5
llkW Imperial
•••
... 20,640 3,698 16
... I
Smythe.~dale Division.
1,94-7 5
Bord'a Hyd. Gold Sluicing• ...
1 0
5
Brito.nni& l•:clipae ...
. ..
698 13
&lectl-o-H:ydnwlic Dredging*
148
1
A. Irish & Co., Na.poleons* ...
.J.Wilee
...
. .. 31,066 9,705 9
New Jubilee
...
•.. 13,635 5,24.3 16
291 18
New Sago Hill 81uieing* ...
20
6 15
North New .Jubilee
••.
145 1
Union Uo-opera.tive*
...
133
48 15
Port Arthur Gold Mining ...
OltmeS Div'•ion.
Ber.ry United Gold Mining* .. .
Seymour ...
...
.. .
(.lr&WJi.ck Division.
Cobblers Gully Dredge*
...
Cullwick Hydraulic Sluicing"
Crtlllwi.ck .Black Lead Hy·
dr~~oulicS1uicing*
...
Ex-eelei.oc 'l'ailin~ . .
. ..
Grea.t Creswick Hydraulic
Sluicing..
...
. ..
John Hukhinill:m, Ureswick*
New Madame Berry Gold
Mining •
...
. ..
P«tn~~e~~ Flat Hydraulic
Sluietng
...
.•.
Booth Beny Gold Mining *
W eMt Heny Consols•
...
Governm.tmt Battery, Cres·'Wick...
. ..
\\'- Cl at'ke
•. •
.. .
\l,T. Cle,ul!<m .. .
. .•
J. Congblan ...
.. .
Grant 1\'; Co. ...
.. .
T. Hovey
...
.. .
- .Jackson
...
..
for
Year.
•
~~ --;.:;:,---;-;.- ·£-
wns.
'BALLARAT
Ya.luo
211
4,268 U§
M 14
. 7U. I
179 o
1,151 1
I
Date,
:1
""·
d"t·l
£
•·
StiARIB Is•u•v.
Nolln!.I.L CAPITAL.
Number •
of Shares.
Amount
Fully
Conof each. 'paid up tributlng.
0APIT.lL CA!LLRII UP.,
~n~~
Par Sh r
" e.
perty.
T t.a.l
0
No of
Stamps.
7,789 11
4•0
I 388 ·2
20j;l:
2,762 2
607 19
6·2 39,354 16 7,200 1281,393
7'7 21,318 8 6,000 35,361
1,189 4
6•7
594 10
133
7.3
146 16
17,660 6
211
5•3
736 9
4,604 4
300
14t
l2tfi
11090
!
.
21,093
386
J. S. Soott, Grenfe11-street, Adeii!Jd•
50,000
0 15 0
37,500
849
W. Lascellea, Ba.Uarat
1 0 0 136,000
30,000
1 0 0
...
1 0 0
0 3 9
9,000
268
0
<!1,375
30,000
0 2 0
5,4.58 0
751 10
16,000
1 5 0
16,000
1 6
50,000
1 0
109,265 51144,900 0136,000
12,930 2
13,500 0 30,000
291 IS
...
.•.
0
20
40
10
122
54
221 14
48 15
30,000
2,481 1<!1
/).') 14
30,000
25,000
o 10 o
0 2 1
0 2 0
3,12517,173
1, 700
24
12,000
0 10 0 112,000
0 10 0
6,000
157 '
11,600
66 I
4,123 18
600 0
259 2
1,109 10
3,112 16
391) 0
849 l4
4,866 l7
7,4.96 15
'173
...
3,420 10
19,4.82 11
2
G Q
849 14
ll7,148 1
30,000
0 2
w
I ... l 3o,ooo
6 3,000 20,000
1 11
67
1
9 0
12,0JO
0 5 0
12,000
0 0
500 0
20,000
0 10 0
20,000
0 3 4
3,333 1,280
1,200 0
12,000
_30,00J
30,000
1 10 0
12,000
30,000
30,000
1 2 9
8,850
0 5 0
0 2 2
2 4- s
2,437
...
2,250 0
B 0 0
10
J. Davies, Napo1eons
J. H. Chisholm, Ral'arat
5
A. J. l'eacock, Bailarat
\V. Ln~celles, Ballara.t
G. M. Strong, Geeloug
i
8,000
1
H. S. ArchdaU, Ca.stlemaine
,V. D. Thompson, Ra.llamt
,J. O'Keefe, :!80 Bonrke-!!t.
211
t~
A. J. Peacock, Ballarat
225
A. J. Pencock, Ba.llarat
A. J. Peacock, Ballarat
A. J. Peacock, 339 Collins-at.
A. J. Peacock, Balla.ra.t
117
761
67,000 1,332
6
i
!
0 6
7
l()
W·7
710
30'0
0 3
0
]S
P. P. Cook, 48A Qneen-street
W. M. Acheson, Ballarat
E. florf', Trunk Lcn.d
w
~
0
8,000
6,966 2
4.&9 7
19',376 18
14:!:
0
0 10 0
13,521 19
495 18
1,551 2
207
126
30,000
4,627 11
Humble a.nd Sons, Geelong
C. Ruffie, Rallarat
2,400
16,500 0
3,300 ll
122 17
4
14 .
5
Legal Manager and Remarlm.
•
~--;-[T - - - ~ .-;-::~,--4-- ~cr.es.
40,452 13
5,272 12
1,138 14
1i~
11
Dm;!:'n "
Date.
1
4
30-!
.
•
1
tons.
...3•6 Ig,950
1,oos 1s
11
75o l200,99rt
1,325 11
Gold Yield
to Date
T. James
E. King
H. Orange
U'Brien
3. Richards
,J. Rowe
A. Smillh
D. Shanneesy
L. Thorp
P. Whitfield
10
63!
0 19
24
3 HI
1
-!
2 7
5 10
lO 17
12
l
.. .
.. .
.. .
...
27
6
~
1
21
7•6
6•6
0 1
0 7
0 18
9 0
I
s·o
(Jord.l:rn Division.
Government Battery, &rkstead-
&.rker& Co. ...
Campbell & Co.
Cowan & Co .. :.
Cross & Vo. ...
Cummins a.nd Co.
Gleeson & Co. ...
.M cCabe & Co.
R. McCa.rthy ••.
W. McKa.ne ·~
U. Rose
M. Hose
W~;~l11h & Co.
•..
1
17
2
14
2
5
3
2
15
2
2
5
Steifllitz Division.
,..,
N
...
South Kinglock
G. Straight
1'
Woods
8lach.tJoo.l~
Ba.llara.t Tunnel ...
. British Lion Gold Mining
Broads Bros., B&rry's
Byrne and Oo.
. ..
Hill Bros.
...
E. Holman, Ba.rry's Reef
3
1
1
1
10•3
18•0
5·5
18
5
l3
9
12'5
6•6
3 18
5·2
7•5
9·6
Oil
5•5
0 15
0 12
6•0
ii'21
i !
16 1a I I4 6 '
l
6
.
A • .An~ee, Elaine ...
2.'\
Ballark* ...
•••
Jane's &ttery, Elaine
748
Kinglook Gold Mining
1,564
Lord Kitcbener •. •
. •• 278
J. LGJ18hnan's &ttery, Ela.ine 121
NewChum*
...
•..
Red Jacket Co-operative >I! •••
H. E. Ru~ll & llo., Elaine ...
15
Govt. Battery, Stei.glitzD. Oampbell ...
2
P. Flida,y
3
J, If. Gibney
2
B. Martin
3
0 10
8 16
1 16
...
8
10
6
3
64 15
54 2
1,887 11
172 l6
I
...
1•4
24•1
12·4
30 12
5'0 'l
91 7 ' .. .
41
17 9 23·2 .
51 .. .
·o 10 [.
0
7
2•3
16
HI
10
14
3
8·0
7 6
42 B
8 14
8 15
7
2 18
78 0
7. 543 ll
689 1
:no
15
165 19
I
...
2.632/10
...
1
I
I
23
I
~
16 13
20
2,450
278
I
...
3,oss 13
172 16
1
4,ooo o 1 2<1,ooo
0
l
0
810
25
60
3
8
1<'. Eberhart, Morrisons
E. Jane, Elaine
J. Runting, 60 Market.et.
:vrcLeish, Ballarat East
,V, Horn, Moni~ons
W. Gonlon, Morrisollll
178 8
12
6
t;:o
0
0
4
0
3
28
270
80
8
58
65 14
261 11
9·0
21•0
5•2
3•2
164 14
500
72 3
32,000
5'8
0 10 0
24,000
0 8
21•9
:l8·3
9
11•5
• Alluvial m..ines~
t
F"thont!!.
t Acres.
§ Includes 1,787 ozs, from Berry <;n. Deep Leads Co,
D. G. Stobie, 31 Qucen.street
52
4
J. Hill, Biackwood
\'Jt
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS-contintAed.
OF'
Locality and Name ot Company.
Q'
I
't J
tr~;;.J.
Total.
·-----1
j
1 tons.
o•. d"t.
FOR
YEAR.
-
P
To•:.
Value.
dwt.
Jt
Dhlden do
for
Year.
Quantity
treat.ed to
Date.
·-.. l
£
tons..
Qokl Yield
to Date
oz. dwt.
Dividends
to
Date.
£
.
'0AI"!TAL.
Number
of Shares.
.
I
I£
Amount
ot each.
I
SHA.R&! Is•UID.
Fully
Conpa.id up. tributing. ~<Lre.
j
•• d.
l
CAPITAl' OALLZll
£e,d.j
Ul'.
Total.
Extent
ot
Pro- Stamp!.
No ot
perty.
,_
Legal Manager and Remarks.
£!acres.
!TBJ:~tinued.
Division-con·
J
1ued.
utchers
I,
li}
Xin,
J
T.
Tu
y,
G
......
...
"'
l Co., Simmon's
...
~
..
Simmon's Reef
I,
Jo.
...
485
70 0
2 18
129 15
56·0
2·1
5•3
538
76
14
45
424
7
5
10
15
13
0
18
15·7
2'()
7•1
4.8
118 3
0 3
99 5
41•4
25
28
...
...
Battery Bla.keope Syndicate"·
...
lt
nsandCo.
57
2
10
...
...
381 14
27 19
·...
...
·-
499
150 17
2,063
2,987 4
...
...
ON
-
...
...
...
...
...
...
.. .
...
·-
...
·-
-
...
...
·-
G. T. Sweet, Bla.ckwood
6
198·0
eo
.TH DISTRICT.
Ea
J.
F
J
J
c
G
J
T
D
C1
H.
E
T
w.
G
c
G
H
w
Jt
H
M.
D.
M
Q:t
·th Di?Jision.
cket Dredgiug*
nley ...
...
:o., Three Mile*
:ton, Stan1ey ...
tanley
...
...
198
140
32
...
:r Electric Gold
:icing"
...
mley
tnley
,Three Mile
{oora.gee
Barmutha* ...
}
<)+
~+
...
...
100
4
12
9
...
30
86
14
799
56
22
14
5
3
10
13
30
......
..
7t
59
IIillsborough ...
tan1ey
...
er, Beechwortb
ver Creek
., Buffalo
ky ...
.........
...
CousinP)
1t, Three Mile ...
o., Mopoke
Three Mile
Dredging* ...
...
...
396
35
144
22
22
34
232
4
57
2
4
8
127
4
33
6
102
8
39
2
2
20
1
2
:10
952
11
u
16
8
16
0
0
ot
6
14
5
9
17
16
9
7
0
16
10
12
0
14
6
6
9
13
12•1
2·3
3·3
21•0
...
...
11'4
1,615 12
142 16
590 4
...
91
6
911 17
354 13
230 0
13•5
7•1
18·8
...
...
..... . }
66i:::
......
4,706 17
...
·~·
2,550 0
6,000
1 0 0
2,000
...
.. .
...
......
40,000
...
1 0 0
...
......
......
·-
...
·-
...
...
...
...
...
...
2
17,531
29it { 17,186
201 9t
...
...
...
127 17
...
...
799
102 0
-
...
...
...
3,919 6
...
470 0
3·2
7·8
9•1
2·5
3·1
35•0
3•7
8·o
138•0
2•6
150
I
3·7
20·3
...
23U
2,057 8
4,000
......
0 8 0
...·-
1,600
58
·-·-
·-
·-
A. F. Showers, 47 Queen-11t.
3
&
...
...
·-
244
...4
...
...
...
4
4
...
...
.. .
37,905
...
0 16 1i
...
197
...
} E. L. Brown, 31 Queen-streel
C. O'Grady, Myrtleford
C. Robison, S. :\Je1bourne
Myrtleford Dredging Syndicate• .•.
..
. ..
New Woora.gee Hydraulic
Dredging*
...
J. O'Brien & Co....
H. O'Brien & Co., Beechworth
R. J. Oddy, Beeohworth
Osborne a.nd Co. .. .
Bucket
Junction
Ovens
...
Dredging'
...
...
C. C. Paul, Buffalo
Pund's 3 and 6 mile*
Rooky Mountain Extended*
'Rocky Point
...
...
Skidmore and Co. ...
...
G. Smart, Myrtleford
...
Snake Valley Sluicing *
...
W. J. Trezise, Stanley
...
Wilberforce Gold Dredging*
R. Williams and Co., Mopoke
White Heather
...
...
Woolsbe(l Hyd. Sluicing"
...
...
6!+
1,118 1
.
......
...
...
29·5
18.3
7·9 I
28·5
901
29
5!+ 1,575
...
1,030
65
aao
3:i
44
79
22
~+
48
4+
34
33
430
3ft
131
45
48
8
1,058
5
15
0
20•0
10it
30
...
Wandiligoog .Division,
A. Attridge
...
...
J, Attridge
...
...
T. Beer and Co. ..•
...
T. Crotty...
. ..
Cummings and Co ....
DayDawn
...
Golden Bar
...1•
T. Grady ...
E. Gribble
Ha.rrison and Co, ••
Hewitson Bros.
81
33
31
20
15
36
5
4
50
77
30
...
...
Hillsborou~h
Home to Dinner
J nlm Bull Heef
.........
...
.-4
......
...
...
...
......
...
8
14
14
13
7
15
2
2
4
3~
2
24
2,187 5
30
...
...
3•9
16•2
72•4
...
·-...
...
...
...
192 10
3·4
1, 767 ll
181 14
...
·...
0
I
1111300
0 01
3 0 0
4,000
·:ool
8,419 0
...
...
...
·-
37
7
15
6
11
28
10
2
48
64
56
26
2
27
'4
0
7
1
0
3
0
3
10
5
4
15
10
10
9·2
4·2 I
9•9
6•0
14•6
1s·6 I
40·0
10·7
2)"1·4 I
16•7
:!7•4
13•5
25•0
229
28
Ol
...
I
...
I
... I
26,000
1 0 0
·-...
·...
·-...
30,000
010 0
...
I
:Jo,ooo
...
24,000
3,3:.!6 10
·-
600,000
...
-
...
I ...
sl ...-
19
26 10
I
497 19
...
...
...
...
I
...
...
...
...
i
150 I
436
53,300 0
5,497 4
20~
···10
1 0 0 10,000
...
3,361 10
...
10,000
125 0
...
...
1llt
.. I
I .....
!
153 2
4,494 ]()
0
19
18
5
3,166 17
...
I ... I
5
451
2
19
12 13
1 11
5 0
3,100
·-
5,044 19
23.936 0
36,1100 2
...
...
I
2•0
6•0
...
18•0
4•0
1·2
16·6
39·6,1,737 14)
14•5
11 15!
as·6
78 3
1 13
1 16
3,248 71
i
...
.........
...
...
6,300 0
4,215 3 1,300
233 17
...
60tl
9:j:
44~:1:
125
19.6
...6•1
I
10
3,600
rlOO
0
2
1
:I
·- I R. Cameron, Myrtleford
3,000 1120
7,470
...
288
J, F1etcher, Beechworth
4,
3,669 11
5
6H 1,ll0 10
16
6
14
8
80
6
228
4
10
......
1 1,453 16
1
10
18
2
0
...
J. Bucknell
J. A. Clingan, Yacka.ndandah
W. R. Crawford, Hillsboro'.
Dean and Co.
t-1. Jenkins
E. Mitchell
Relay Syndicate •..
•..
W. L. Roper, Yackandandah
H. Robinson, Ya.ckanda.ndah
...
....,..
4.590 3 I 1,000
332
57
56
9
10
39
73
23
7
... ...
Y ackandandall Dwisioo.
Argo Gold Dredging*
...
Rriseis Tin and General Mining Ltd., Sta.ghorn No. 1 •
I ...
I
·-
I
1 0
··-
...
0
j
f Tin ore In tons and cwts.
0
13,500
1 31
0 12
I .... I
...
AOZ'W.
I
...
64
8,4371 2691
16,200
117
...
...
...
·-
... 116:~1 ...
~
"
...
...
...
...
...
0 13 6
...
...
190 0
• AlluYial mtnu.
I
55
34
13
...
0 9 0
24,000
...
...
61
I
...
...
129
26,000
.. .
30,000
·...
0 0
·-
...
1s,ooo
...
0
...
1
...
o lts,oool
...
...
1 0
26,000
··-
0 15 0
116:~ I
I
0 10
...
A. F. Showers, 31 Queen-st.
.....
J. Pund, Beeohworth
...
J. Fletcher, Beechworth
M. Oats, Beechworth
G. Skidmore, Beechworth
.. .
P. Thorlcy, Stanley
...
·...
...
B. Bradley, 150 Queen-street
I E. J. Kennedy, 395 Collins-st.
C. E. Packer, 31 Queen-at.
T. P. Husband, 70 Elizabeth
street
...
...
I ~0 I
...
I
IS
..
...
~
--.t
20
I
I H.
Hill, Y ackande.nde.h
2
....
,
I R. H. Rowe, W andiligong
GOLD YIELDH AND DIVIDENDS-wntin11erl.
Yn~LD OF Goi.D fOR YRAR.
!;~,.)(·ality
antl Name of Company.
IQ'ntity
treated.
...
...
~·~
......
...
11
.57
46
...
9,1)
180 i
39
10
17
900
ss
ll1
32
40
52
llO
267
660 14
i
...
......
5
l,O.H
l
111
tons.
Xo of
ktamp:i.
to
Do.t>C.
..1z. dwt.
I
·-£
Legal }fana.f!'cr awl
llen;ar!~"l..
~~
8.
i
l
I
I
I
...
...
...
...
316
32:j:
187
238 12
4,26;j 11
280 8
836
816
1,013 10
993 10
I
...
4o
1,1491
...
1}. 2,400 r
5,595 131
l
2,6fl6
4•3
...
l
27,&!)5 6
8•6
6,32:l 5
lii·5
3,072
...
481
..• 38,664
... 2(l,!ll6
60:j:j
1
!
...
...
...
...
117 6
I ...
991
I
I
...
0 18·5
1
3·4
10 16·6
17 32·7
0 104·0
18 36·3
5·9
9
1zt! 1,3fi7 o
22 1
4 t5
24 15
I
...
.......
s.
691 12
5,638 4 1,300
...
I
fndiiJQ Division (Chiltern
and RwthP.t·g1en).
Valley G<>id Mines•
... 16,795 9
Golden Bar Quartz 3,S6'7
1,620 1
Chiltern Golden Bar Ex1.ended Quartz •••
...
9S7
764 11
1<:ndeasor Syndict<te*
... . ...
120 9
Great Southern~ .. .
...
... 1 9,401 1
Great Southern Consols* ... 9,609tl 6,536 17
Great Northern l<~xtended
i
Consols*
...
...
... 1 3,374 Hi
Lody R<>W O,Old "'"'".'
•••
75
87 •.
Lost Chord Syndwate
.. .
. ..
43 5 1
l\b.gcnta. <Mld Mining
...
50
18 5 •
r•ovt. Battery, Rntherglen ...
...
Buntine and Co. ...
...
16 I
45 0
G. Cooper
11
914
Rhysand Co. ...
. ..
2 13
Rne Bros.
6 17
J. Wilson
...
. 10
1 1
Wyliea.ndCo.
12
l 14
...
...
...
£
1G·O
17.5 6
I
8:t!
£
- - - - ·I - -
0APTTAL c.n.J.l'!D UP.
nh·idendl!
10
19
16
15
ll~t11,389 6
25
Quantity
trea.t.ed to
Date.
I
7
4
62
44
4
233 i
...
...
dwt.
\'~lue.
I
...
...
...
I
Ton.
07.. d . .,t.
tons.
BEECHWORTII U!STRlC:t'wntinued.
Wandiligong Divisioncontinued.
R. Lindsa.y
Magna.y and Co.
M. Matthews
Mills a.nd Dwyer ·...
J. l\icPheo ancl Co., .Morse's
Creek ...
Melburnia.n Bucket Dredging*
Merry Widow
.. .
. •.
J. H. Mmtleman and Co. . ..
l:'eabody an<l Berkshire
H. l'nole nnd Co....
South :\lerry Widow
J. Tickoll, Wandiligong ...
Try Again
..
. ..
\\' amliligoug Gold Dredgir.g
·No. l* ...
...
. ••
·.v andiligong Gold Dr€dging
No. 2* •••
..
••.
'Vatters an cl Crofts
Various parties
Per
Total.
Diviw
dends
for
Year.
139 13
645 11
5,643
1
ii, 441'>
9
I
43!:;
1,300
...
...
...
Olli~
...
...
...
...
......
...
1
l!3,::0 01 :::
...
1 5 0
0 5
13,000
...
l
..... .
0!!Zs.80Q6d."113, 600
1 0
.........
0 0
4~1
I
l
0 0 ; :3,600
2,400
0 15 ol
~~I
...
180
4,800
10
119
8
40
20
I
8
...
...
·-
4
5
30
A ..F. Shower~, 31 Queen·et.
E A Duncan, W andiligong
J.ll. ~feuleman. Wandilig'·ng
W. T. Stuar•, Bright
P ..J. Breuu, Bright
00
...
295
l'..T. lkeen, f}righ t
I
......
16
...
16
...
14 '2,700
161 ...
...
13,928 15 !
318 161 ...
173 0
...
7.3
69 5
...
...
...
56·2
17•6
1•9
6•8
2·1
J. 8
23•2
...
...
23,251
5,535
...
...
...
...
...
:3,2()9 4
140 13
109,218 :~
84,241 5
28,025
...
...
1294,292 17 237,030 0
12,41\3 9
3,000 0
50
5
lfi 17
18 5
...
...
22,000
24,000
1 10 0
() 0
l
...... 122,000
. 24,000
... 428
500
40 0 0
52,()30 0
19,000 0
36,000
40,000
3 0 0
2 0 0
...
...
40,000
14,000
2 0 0
0 5 0 3,500
...
...
lOO
...
...
20
0 0
...
...
...
......
...
33,000 3,924!
198
10,400
10
0 0
13,268
33
10
36,000
40,000
2 15 5
1 p 9
87,350
59,500
2,449
1,475
40,000
10,500
1 19
0 3
.. .
.. .
...
1 10 0
0 8 8
31
20 0
g~j7R::~16
... 01 2,00G
.. .
~
652
13
... r
.~7
......
......
...
I ... 6
W. H. Mn.olurcan,352 Collins-at.
F. F. Woodwa.rd,Chiltern
I!'. 1<'. Woodward, Chiltern
W. H. Maclurcan,352Collins·st.
A. J. Peacock, &39 Uollins-st.
\V. H. Maclurcan,352Collins st.
G. R 13la.ck bouru, Euroa
C. Scown, Chiltern V alley
W.H.!\hclurcan,352Collins-st.
Govt . .Battery, ChilternCross
Martin and Co .•••
Smea.ton and Co.
'I revillian
Victoria Extended"
...
...... ...188
......
...
Buckland Division.
Alt<ma* ...
..
...
Buckland River South Extd.
G. Dredging* ...
B•1ckland
River
Gold
Dredging Ltd.* ...
~
10
2
12
0
888
9
...
,l
13!
...
... au
...... 230ll
... 67
Kapai
...
. ..
F. de Luet, .Buckland
Mount Mary
...
Motor Reef
J. Murdock, Buckland*
Phoanix
(Victoria)
Gold
Dredging*
...
.
159
Perseverance Gold Dredging*
Richmond Point Dred~ing• ...
uu
...
...
..
Brioht Di11i~ion.
Buckland · Star
Bttcket
Dredging•
...
...
Confidence Gold Dredging* ...
Enterprise Bucket Dredging~
EJtcelsior Bucket Dredging~
...
I
10
18
9
I
...
...
...
...
...
...
......
...
I
·-
I
...
...
I
1,619 5
1,545
oI
117t
8,651 18
2,000 0
4
...
I
I
...
...
o o1
·- I ... I 1
1,365
724 6
ow
2.897 4
...
1,650 10
...
6,529 15 8,148 1
47t
8,343 15
7,273 4
9,000
0 10 0
1,529 10
...
6,139 15 1,775
123t!
4,567 13
1,500 0
14,200
0 10 1.1
...
...
...
...
16
38
45
386
92
16
2
4
0
4
1,009 18
90 4
3
15
10
4
6
1
18
10
7
17
15
2
8
8
18
3
5 2
341
351.
1,560
555
1,352
13
6
9
0
7
1.4
i0•2
13•6
48.6
...
...
...
66 15
169 0
1,561 5
.........
...
5,037 12 1,875
4,0-l8 17 1,125
372 11
...
... I 3,868 11
i 5,306 14
... 7,015 9
... 5,234 3
... 4,501 17
... 5,102 10
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
} ...
...
...
......
......
...
...
·-
1,619
ll
67
222 0
38 2
45 4
...
12,043 11
19,312 10
7,500
114+1
10,270 11
3,817 7
13,950 0
2,100 0
4,500
24,000
32f
{ (}(*
...
31
1,2'21
4,633 5
10,867 17
4,818 8
11,629 19}
5,862 17
10,069 15}
11,091 3
15,951 6
9,520 4
11,557 7
3,497 12
10,173 19}
4,031 4.
2,:~35 0
4,283 o
3,325
19
8
3
14.
13
.........
...
""'
1
7
8
8
4
0
0
9,100
...
4
·...
...
36,638
o 166,500
2,500 20 0 0
6,000
1 0 0 6,000
30,000 I 0 10 0 29,375
1 0· 0
5,000
125
96 50 0 0
7,000 1 0 0 5,0001
10,000
1 0 0 10,000
...
1 l
0 0 166,5001
...
...
4,500
45
...
14.,198
010 0
7,099
221
.. .
......
.. .
...
...
...
1 0 0
2,750
...
I
5
010 0
3,500
1 0 0
7721 lOO
I
9,000
1 0 0 1,000
0 5 0 24,000
10
2,000
4,000
...
134
4,750
...
5 91
I
5,000
1 0 0
2,0001
...
0 0
......
... {
5
0
0
0
0
0
...
......
8,000 i 110 0
...
2
10 :100 0 0
1 0 0
6,000
1 0 0
10,000
9,281
12,450
11,750
750
li,9W
350
...
l
• Alluvial mines.
0
0
0
0
31,395 0
1
4,863
} I62U { 5,277
8,565
761
55i
3,816
6,821)
38j:t
...
5,200
21,500
3,900
24,112
1,250
...
93UI
...
29t
2,700
56 it
3,500
900
54t
3,750
... } 169t {
3,687 0} 2 2i5
4,054 0
'
67t
15,300 0 4,537 1
891
15,605 11 2,100
3,985 8 734
140
3,665 18
500
52~
{
,10,562 1 3,840
...
20J:l:l
i 5,6ll2 6 3.30
4,580 12
37Ui
1,388
1,425
0,341
2,2.'53
5,497
......
...
600 1 2
...
·-
3,553 16
965
1,312
1,725
1,27!!
1,091
1,242
921
1,013
3,771
ll;f+ 1,368
17U 990
lJit 901
1.576
1,022
13!t 1,397
8:): 1,147
...
... I
25'()
2•1
'l:].7
4.5
...
12:1: 1,'250 13
lfi:tt
B!t
Juaotion Dredging• {~~: ~} I4H{
l:ia.-orn.Gold Dredging• { ~ ~: ~ 13U
7t
lda.ori Queen Proprietary
Gold Dredging AMociation•
Morse's Creek Dredfte•
...
Ovens V alley Oold redging*
Porepunkah Gold Dredging*
{No. 1
Reliance Bucket
Dredging*
No. 2
Race.course Bucket Dredging•
8mok9 Bucket Dredge*
...
T. Sone, Lucky Jack
...
Tewksbury
Amalgamated
Gold Dredgin~-*
...
No. 1 (Free old No. 1) ...
No. 2 (Freehold No. 2) ...
No. 3 (Tewksbury)
...
No. 4 (Eurobin)
...
No. 5 (Freeburgh)
•••
0
!,250
6:~ I 1 ...3
0
20
2
1
0
1
27
13
0
0
0
10
0
0
1 0
1 0
650
4.,875
96
2,000
...
I
...
0
1 0 0
.. .
...
...
......
11311
i,797
3,000
6,000
9,625
300
116
184
135
417
.........
5,915
331
·......·-
g}21,300
0
0
0
0
0
0
...
2, '"'
4,500
6,000
3,6UO
1300 0 0
1 0 0
0 18 9
...
...
0
I
9,100
1,000
...
...
......
1 0 0
0 5 0
...
4,000
6,000
...
1,600
14,687
4,875
2,592
2,000
10,000
240
99
450
196
176
233
375
161
357
I 66,500 p,lOO I
...
...
...
...
...
·...
1 M. Cregan, Chiltern
G. Robertson, Porepunkah
F. L. Sta.cy, Martin Place,
Sydney
P. W. Tewksbury, :120
Collins-st.
T. Hooke, Brookside
W. Rowe, Bnckland
J. M organ, Buckland
E. Baker, !\50 Gem·go-street,
Sydney
A. T. Day, 60 Queen-skeet
W. G. Meudell, 4.13 Collins-st.
G. E. Dickensou, 60 Quecn·st..
,James Bmrly, Eurobin
W. Lane, Bright
A. T. Day, 60 Qneen·street
C. B. N orton, 31 Queen-street
~
c
H. Farnsworth, 60 Queen-st.
T. P. Husband, 70 1mzabeth-st
A. F. Showers, 31 Queen-st.
P. W. Tewksbury, 320 Collins-st
P. J. ll1·een, Brigllt
J. H. Lane, Freebnrgh
A. ll'. Showers, 31 Qucen·st.
W. T. Hanley, Harrietville
I H. S.
Eyton, 320 Collins-st.
----t
F<>thonu.
; Aeres.
I
l
I
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS-continued.
YmLD OF GOLD FO!t YEA!t,
Divi-
Quantity
Dividends
d~nds tr~t~ to
Locn,lt;'lr and Xa me of Company.
y~!r.
Value.
B.Ei<iCIIWOH~JI DISTJHCTcontmncd.
H arnetville Division.
W. Brown, Harrieh·ille
... I 278
Bright Star Gold Dredging*
C. Ellingham, Harrietville ...
Harrietville
Deep
Lead
...
...
Dredge*
Harrietvi\le Star
Bucket
Dredging*
...
.. .
E. Hoskiug, Harrietville .. .
...
10
Jobson, lbrrietville
lmson :Mine
...
...
10
J. L. McFadycu, Harrietville 6:!
P. Moran, Harrictville
...
15
New Options :Syndicate
... 192
.1. Richanlson, Harrietville 1 6
Rose, Thistle, and Shamrock 6,684
.K Syphers, Harrietville" ...
C. :M. Vale, Harrietville ...
45
·w. 'Vitham, Hanietville ,..
8
A /.e;xmulra Dfvi.~ion.
Ascot Go~•l Miniug
Ghin Ghin
..
...
"'"J. Jenni•1gs, Ken i~Jale .. .
l'erseverance, Stony Creek .. .
J. Ryan ...
387
20
If)
15
2
Dry Crtel~ Dici8ion.
Collegian Bucket Dredging"
J. P. Sherring, Dry Creek* ...
Yum Yum Syndkate
...
Mateh1ess Syndicate
251 9
4,021 5
2.
8.
I
----•-£-,-. -d-.----~----~-£-a-. -d-~
225
1,054
16t
1,050 8
4,241 11
30lt
3,287 11
958 1
II 500
3,95:3 19
137 4
37 3
l6!t
4,100 17
34 10
9 5
55 0
31 3
14
125
7
250
171
11
57
24
15
2
6
10
13
5 0
!
20,000 I 1 0 0
1,500 0
5,000
1 5 0 I
22 16
188 ll
15
514
7,81i0 14
132 15
145 5
14,304
4,521 13
45
53 5
37 10
633 10
779
391 4
19
100 10
15
59 0
24 18
1,oool
20,000
4,000
...
5 0
0
0 13 6
1
3 6
Legal Manage~ aud Ttc>marks.
"~~es:~--~----
I
~ 7,500
......86 1I
5
...
C. B. Norton,
:n Queen-street
I~cechworth
...
'207
•••
R. Warren,
5,950
105
...
G. K Diokenson, GO Qneen-st.
I
36
I'
I
I
4 I F.
Ha.rriet ville
25
15
T. Rromley, Harrietville.
88
10
Equity Trustees, 85 Queen-at.
15
6
~
9 0
4
8·8
15 ll•7
81•2
3
18 3:1·2
0 150•0
49 16
I
5
12 0
1,968
33
37
2
1,500
--·1···...
0 I 1,500;
£
I
1
245 17
~,308 13
ll2 17
Gaj/i1e11' 9 Greek Dit,-ision,
5 15
13ricrty lho~.
..
...
10
6 15
R Cl ark, Gaffney's Creek . . .
4
65 0
New Lauraville ...
.••
52
Rose of Denma.rk ...
... 3,408 2,503 3
204 5
:NewDempsey's .•.
...
964
68 15
McKay's Qnartz Gold Mining
197 .
7I 15
oilullivan anti C<'. ...
...
16 14
R 1-itilll!Htlltl
...
...
47
82
5
Wallaby Consolidated
...
470
261
tons.
62 9
1,300 15
lG 12
lOt
3,527 3
312 10
892 17
81 7
896
I ~nlly
~~~~
Amount
I
I
CArlTAL CALLED UP.
1 - - - - - - , - - - - 1 ExttJnt
of l'ro· No of
Per Shtue.
Total.
perty. Stamps. I •
I
[
l ..
£
SUARRS Is"'UFD.
---;-~---
Date.
a ~
1---1----s.
£
N O:I!INAL 0AP!TAL.
to
1•1
347
176 16
892 19
123 4
39 19
1,475
89 17
7,446
32,660
5,546 15
22,576 3
470
82 5
32,000
0 5 0
8,0001 24,000
0 2 2
2,600
6,000
1 0 0
5,200
0 10 0
400
800
S. T. Haynes, 60 Queen·st,
A. F. Showers, 31 Queen-et,
203
90
124
100
88
5
J.
25
J.
D. de Gruchy,
Chaneery -lane
D. de Gruchy,
Chancery -lane
443
443
ll·5
:J3•7
25•0
14'7
4·2
7·0
55.2
7•1
3·5
26 9
9,oii8
11
732 9
327 14
l1,i>oo
3,57!5 0
29,400 0
600 0
30,000
0 10 0
24,000
24,000
1 0 0
0 5 0
24,000
0 3 9
24,000
0 10
24,000
0 6 1
0
30,000
24,000
0 6
1
0 17 3
9,125
20,700
vV. Phillips, Gnffuey's Creek
38
T. Hamilton, 60 Qneen-street
105
30
18
5
31
1C
J. H.Egan, Temple Court, City
J. Mackay, 125 Queen-street
Wood'8 Point .Divirion.
All N a.tions
255
19
ll
Baker and Co.
~[yrtle Synd ica.te •••
North Sir John Fra.nklin
·O'Keefe, and Co, Republic ...
Ralph and Co., Wa.verley ...
Sutcliffe Bros.
...
...
Star·of Hope, W. Power & Co.
30
8
1)0
490
60
86 3
21
13
40
7
24
138
33
6•7
14,082
9,103 18
1,800
oI
4,065
3,603 8
4,500
o 1 30,000
500
168 0
240
24
5,434
50 15
19 14
1,854 12
26
3,788
2,895
4. 3
1,817 13
1,104 11
36,000 I 1 5
o
36,000 I
o 14
9
66
16
16
8
previoustol894, 12'2,616
ozs., R.Ma.cka.y,Wood'sPoint
2~),-1
19
11
12
2
17
0
11
24•6
27•1
17•7
8·3
26 2
4 10
432 3
10·0
5•6
13·2
0 5 0
3,0001 27,000
I
o
2,306
1
H.. Maekay, Wood's Point
4
126 6
Big River Division.
Georgie Mine
.. .
. ..
·Great Unknown Gold Mines
Star of Erin
. ..
...
~
84
9
1,090
Jamieson Division.
Blue Ribbon
...
...
92
<Clancy's R<ef
...
...
14
Champion Gold Mines
... 1,441
Horseshoe Gold Mines
... 1,319
:J. Mawson, Main•Jample ...
1
New Britannia
...
...
160
New Home Rule ...
...
68
New Glen Albyn ...
...
8
Star Blocks
...
...
30
Star of the \V est Extended...
74
'Treasure, J. llarrison
...
31
{}overmnent Battery, J a.mie·
l4 3 \
2 5
056 6
375 15
. 1 10
80 5
35 8
1:{ 15
39 4
19 5
'27 0
6·2
8'()
3·o
3·2
9·1
5•7
30•0
10•0
10•4
34•4
26.1
5•2
17•4
1,454 18
30,000
2,400
o
2 6
0 10 0
l1o,oool
...
20,000
24,000
I 0o 27 103
1,664
9,400
60
16
7,500
29
11,333
10
5
9
27
10
Jas. \V ray, Teu Mile
T. H. Alien, Ten Mile
W. B. '!!'ox, 123 Q,ueen·st.
W. G ..Meuut\1,413 Collins-st.
10
Jas. Wra.y, Ten Mile
J. E. Johansen, Knockwood
10
C. T. Lloyd, Kevington
10
P. Q. Kempson, 90 Queen-at.
39
8
2,481
1,321
4
312
140
53
150
72
109
12
0
8
19
1,125 0
30,000
30,000
o
5 o I 3,ooo 21,000 1 o 5 o
0 10 9
... 1 30,000 i 0 5 2
10
F. Higgins, Enoch's Point
G. E. Dickenson, 60 Queen·st.
J. H. Egan, Temple Court
9
0
0
18
0
ii
16,575
31
282 0
482
6,645 17
27 0
1011-
Milta Mitta North DivisiQ11..
'Border City Gold Mining ...
217
Granya, Hanley and Co.
•..
190
-GovernmentBa.ttery ,Gra.nyaU Chanter
18
J. Ga.rrl
7
J. Hackett
13
W. H!mley
H. Hillier
-T. Legge
R. Lukin
F. Mueller
J. 0' fl, !loran...
J. Robinson
T. H. Scott ...
A. Sohultz
.. .
-J. Sutllerland .. .
)
J. Standcr
6
A. Yandeuburg
12
R. Walton
.
l6
T. D. Williams
23
M•
... I
...
...:::I'
ll9 0
120 3
u·o
4 16
4 12
5·3
13•1
12•5
lO 14
16•4
::17'2
6 0
3 9
25 18
30·4
9
8
6
0
5
14 10
13 16
5,400
0 10 0
20·0
22•0
6•0
12•5
13•8
18
5
ll
4
1
4
3,600 I
o
4
6
69
5
17 0
1 13
0 18
15 1
251
4•0
30·8
22•6
13·3
2•1
18.1
12•0
• Alluvial mines.
t
A<lt'eo
~
1-"
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS-continued.
IMlality and Name of Compe.ny.
YIELD OF GOLD FOR YE.<R.
II
Q'ntity
treata<l.
B!!ECHWORTII DISTRICT-
continued.
llfitte JJ1itta Division.
1
Tota..
Per
Ton.
ov.. d1\t,
dwt.
£
11·7
1
tons.
Divi~
I
Value.
s.
Dividends
Gold Yield
to Dnte
dends
for
Year.
·-£-~~
Su.A.a.a Is·HD.
Nct:\HNAI. nAI'lTAL.
CJ.l'l'r.\.L ('.\LI.Im UP~
No of
to
Date.
oz. d\'"t,
Amount
of caeh.
. Con:
tnbutmg.
Per Shnre.
I.egal Ma.nagf:r all(l
n.::•IJ.!!H'k!i;.
Total.
--·--1----!-----;---:---i-----·l----l----j----l------ ------s.
£
£
s. d.
.B
s. tl.
£
I
X. Bla.ir & Co., Golden Sta.r
and Lone Hancl ...
Bonan.za. ...
. ..
British and Australian Gold
Mining...
. ..
T. Ellis, Talla.ndoon
H. A. Enever, Mitta. Mitta•
238
6
139 3
24 14
82·3
453 9
86 12
lOO
78 7
4 15
15•7
31•6
284 0
11 17
lOO
13 7
120
;~
I
... I
T. E. Rnevcr,Mitt.a.Mitta*
Goloonda ...
...
.. .
J. Kelly, Mt. Elmo
.. .
X. Lafonta.ine, Mitta. Mitta
f
Mitta Mit.ta. Bucket Dredging•
W. Mulhausen, Mitta Mitta
Onley Bros., Mitta Mitta
M. Peasley, 'J'a.llandoon
Premier ...
Golllen Gate
D. E. Rosenberg, Eakdale ...
..... !
26
1)0
2
5
64
15
43
67 4
46 14
5 4
18 10
12
1,120
12
2
22
226
25
125
15
5
15
1
17
10
16
8
lil 0
4,175 18
4•2
20·5
I
58'3
78
7
1
11•5
1,767 18
I
35H
82 6
13
97 3
462 10
255
7,082
o o
15,000
I o
8
1
I
0,062
126 0
3,601
1
47
7,293
4
12,000 ! 1 0 0
4
17 10
10,607
I
1
o oI
K Collins
2
6
00'1'rJfong Divisiofl..
Brea.d and Sugar .. .
Comet
...
.. .
Col·ryong View .. .
.. .
\Vilaon & Co., Good Friday .. .
!3
Hi
8
107
1 12
16·0
6 5
21•0
611
13 8
10 IS
43•6
27•8
27•2
13·5
7l 0
CASTLEMAINII DISTRICT,
Camp bell's Creek Dredging*
18!t 8,737 17
Chewton Gold Mines Ltd. •.. 1,199 1,769 12
G. Clougb, S1uioing*
418 IQ..
Cox's .l<Jieva.tor• ...
444 (J
puny
3•4,
f
Hydraulic
SluiCmg
...
Fra.ncis Ormond . ..
Golden Crescent Sluicing*
Golden Point Drerlging"'
2
A. D. Hock, Eskdale
A. J. l'c:1cock,
3:~9
Collins-st,
377
1
3, 782 17
26
7
4
.....
72,000
I 2
o o
72,000
I
1 10
oI
a
,V, Polmcar, BJskcla.le
5
A. D. Bock, I•Jskdale
27,000 I 534
C. R Packer, 31 Quecu·str'eet
5
!
240
187 11
S. T. Lunt
I
Castlemaine Division.
Donk~Y:
L. B. Tomlins, 48A Qneen-st.
10,607 I 350
thanga-
J. Mitchell
I T. B\;>ir, Tallandoon
J r.s. llitlcauley, Eskdu.le
M 0
1Jetha,n9a Division.
New Betha.nga Gold Mines ... 3,080
Government Battery, Be·
15,000 I 1
10
I
72
91'4
70'8
34.4
63 I
21 14
6
...
.. . 1,601
...
llt
... I 5!f
I
61 10
787
14
l
367 l
583 4 I
14,996
7,075
1,075
1,741
248
9·8 ' 3.150
1;468
2,:l5t
... I
11 3,600
13
9
17
7
16
4 .
4 l
lOlfl
85,755
7-1"
. .litl
I
2H
51,495
72HI
18,ll5
20,128
424
2,520
12
19
10 '
0
3,004 4
11,975 15
541 11
11,367 19
1o,soo o 1 32,000
150,000
0 7 6 112,000
2 0 0
0
7 3
0 2 0
8,600
130
Ill
A. F. Showers, 31 Queen-at.
25
16
6,000
7,500 0 .,30,000
.••
3,600
7,400 o 1 6,000
1
1
1
1
0
10
5
0
g11,000
~,
0 13 0
1 10 3 45,375
l l 0
..
0 !l (), 1,800
A. J. Cox, Moonlight Fbt
43
50
32.
wa I
I E. J. Hartley, 31 Queen-st.
E. H. Carter, Castlcmaine
18
-~ J. G. Stanfield, Bendigo
W. ::If. Bull. Castlemaine
G. Cba;,tcr, Castlemainc
~
Forest
Creek
Hydraulic
Dredging No. l * .. .
.•.
Forest
Creek
Hydraulic
Dredging No. 2*
!l'ord's JJredge*
...
Jones & Co., Castlemaine*
McKindley, C. & Bros., Castle.
maine• ...
...
. ..
J. Murphy, Oastlemaine* ...
New Chum Gully Sluicing* ...
Nuggety Gully Hydraulic
Syndicate*
...
Soott Bros. and Co.
South Golden Point Dred~ing•
Specimen Gully Dredging• ...
Scott's Gully and Little Ben·
digo United Sluicing*
*
Fryer's Creek
409 16
1,610 14
6tl 1,087 4
636 15
4,290 15
2,547 0
1,333 8
1!f
346
8
187 8
lit
2i+
1ft
3t
43 7
735 13
173 ll
502 4
M 2
256
125 12
87 10
0
7,557 12
1,280 0
870 8
45,000 I o 10 o 15,0001 30,000
0
fj
3
7,875
... I
2,000
1,112 16
363 0
1,4<1,2 14
2,595 8
2'26 0
902 19
384 13
I
Daylesford Division.
I
.. .
.. .
.••
1,890 9
527 6
:3,0Il I
128 0
6•1
ll•6
2•7
6·0
6•1
7'2
266 16
76 8
8,436 18
1,104 4
105
3,131 17
225 10
546
632
1,000 I 1
500 0
2,400 0
o o
1,000
501
5012000
6,000
0 10 0
2,000
luoo
1125,991
47,305
7,102
3,028
2,923
3,771
0 16 0
800
1,0001
1 10 0
16 0 0
5,000
0 8 0
800
2,000
2,000
l
2,150
3 0
.
13
0
2
8
3
17
7
6,425 9
Ajax
1
'22,176 10,658 14
9·6 42,632 0 121,000 87,552J 45,677
Brisbane & Co.
20
3 0
3~1
Bullarto Syndicate
30
7 5 4•8
29 14 I •••
132
22
Corinella Co-operative
...
12
12 12 21·o
ot 7 I ...
109
118
Frenchman's Reef Gold Mines 7,936 3,592 18
9·o 14,2u al4,8oo u,627
· 4,648
Harry Lauder
...
53
41 1
15•5 1I lrl2 5 I ...
53
41
C. Hills, Da;1lesford
16
5 16
7•2
23 4 I ...
16
5
Jackson & Co.
6
1 13
5·5
I
I
Long Tum!el
...
73 4
I
283 19 I ...
...
1,24:2
S. Menadue, Egnnatown•
45 14 i ... 1 182 12 I
I
B. Ford, Castlema.ine
S. Niolson, Castlemaine
P. C. Baker, Castlcma.ine
5
:I
I
2,000
30
28
103
36
0 0 1il
150
25
6,209
42
2
24,ooo I o 2 o
73,200
6,150
2,400
1,200
0
0
0
0
5,300 0
3
84,750
8
9
16
I
16
...
24,000
33,000
24,000
a,2oo
3, 000
1
1
1
1
2
o o
0 0
0 0
o o
0 0
8,000
I
0 0
0
30,000
0 IO 0
...
...
4,soo o
...
...
...
.. .
32,ooo
40,000
...
24,000
I ..
24.000
. ..
33,000
... 1 24,000
... 1 a,20o
5001 2,500
4,000
...
• Alluvial mlnea.
4,000
6,000 24,000
I .•.
...
...
...
o w o 12,oool 20,ooo
0 5 0 15,000 25,000
...
...
I ..
I . . ·I
3
W. :M. Bull, Castlemaine
G. Chaster, Castlemaine
41
W. };f. Bull, Castlemaine
10
105 0
289 17
2,056 18
606 5
ll 18
4,432 19 1,200
22·3
25
41
J. Roberbs, Campbell's Creek
5,643 0
6,519 14
...2t,
P. C. Baker, Castlema.ine
8
288 10
28•1
...
II
I
Divi~ion.
"I
130
369 12
327 14
1,267 8
1,143 0
316 4
W. Browning, Fryera town ...
40
56 3
228 8
V. Delmenieo, Guildford* .
German Gully H. Syn." ...
48 13
Golden Gully Hydraulic* ...
4il 18
J. 1:'. Ureenwell & Co., Y a peen* •
1:~4 19
t+l
l!'ryer'a Creek Dredging* ...
752 14
Ford's Dtedge, Fryerstown"
32 0
McCann & Co.
. ••
31 12
N-ew Golden Hill ...
216
66 8
G. Sanger, Fryers
33
19 2
Shill & Co.
46
6 :~·
Sp1ing Gully
6,804 2,054, 15
Spring Gully Junction
925
2S3 lO
Spring Gully No. I
35
12 14
Strathloddon Sluicing"
518 4
Spring Gully Dredging*'
151 17
\V. Thomson, Fryers
...
3
3 7 I
Vaughan Bucket Dredging*
1,143 8
•
l1,694 a
}2,2501{
...
...
t Acres •
•
0
5 9
0 9 10
0 16 4:
..
II ...
H. S. Archdttll, Castlemaiue
40
I .T. '1'. G'trvin, Bentli::to
660
2,594
33
66
3,500
72
A. Lewis, 529 Collins-street
1\
9,600
:L02
1.
...
7,416
•••
...
...
o 1 5
0 I 6
Ii
G. A. Petrie, llendigo
.T~ 'I'. Garvin Bendigo
C. Frank, Unstlemaiue
.T. T. Ganin, llenctigo
61
0 8 0
M. Symes, Fryer:towu
B. Ford, Castlemaine
8
1 ·i
0 17
, A. G. Palmer, Frv<'rstown
...
1i
l ..
...
1
20
49
4
41 1
. .. ,
29
78
I
I
5
4:
10
I W. M.
I
1
'">'illiams, Ballarat
F. PenhA.!lurick, Ballarat E.
J. Hart, Egan8town
W. C. Ingpeu, 414 Collins-st.
G. A. Petrie, Bendigo
H. D. Fumberger, Daylesford
!+A~
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS-continued.
I
YIEJ.D OF GO!.D YO!< YEA!<.
I~ocality
and Name of Company.
tons.
'CASTLEMAI~E
Tot~!.
fo;~,
o•.
dwt.
•
Oold Yield
to Do.t~
Date.
Value.
~~- No~u~.AL O~PUAT1.
• •
t~~:t~~~%
DIV!r:n<ls
Date.
Numher
of Shares.
---------------d"t.
£
•·
£
tons.
I
oz. dwt.
£,
s.
SnARE~ Is:oo.UID..
Amount
of ea.eh.
Contributing~
ClAT'lTAL CALLED
p
Sb•r
er '"" e.
T
Ul".
}'o of
Stamps.
ota1·
I,egal lbnager and Remark&.
- - - - - - - - 1 - - - 1 - - - - 1- - - - - - - - - - -
£ s. d.
£ s, d.
£
ac·res.
DISTR1CT-con-
l'inued.
•
Dayl~fmvl
Di1Jision-continued .
Government Battery, Clydes·
dale:-...
...
. .•
3 1
Kelly & Co. .. .
...
12
50 15
J<Jnes Bros. ...
,,,
17~
2 13
Ram say Bros. . ..
...
22
24 8
TaiuPh and Co.
,..
107
4 13
A. Swanson •••
•••
2
1 13
Ya.ger
...
...
6
42 0
New Ajax
...
...
168
717 0
New Dry Diggings
... 2,055
Nuggety Ajax
...
... 16,583 8,481 4
66 16
H. l::mllivnu & Co., Eganstown* • ...
219
Steele's Pioneer .. .
.. .
10 i
20 19
T. J. Tierney, Daylesford ...
121
Ill 7
Wombat HiH Tunnel•
.••
•..
New Cornish Gold Mines
13 12
Ltd. ...
...
...
...
973 9
Victorian Star Gold Mines Ltd.[4,08!
I
5
~1
~0
~4
~6
-~
5~
~0
~0
1~2
5~
162
2,868
33,9l0
264
ll
12
277
0
2,267
() 115,000 21,501
122 0
617 0
li,257 14
750 0
29,250 0
0 2 10
0 13 2
ao
lO
1 0 0
30,000
30,000
50
10
J. Sampson, Daylesford
.r. C. Bell, Hallarat
J. C. Bell, Ballarat
1 0 0
30,000
0 10 4
55
10
W. M. Acheson, Ballarat
30,000
30,000
0 li 0
30,000
0 I
13
1,193
573 18
~0
\V. \V. Joues, Daylesford
441 10
4•7
55 19
3,705 11
H,627
25,536 5
3,543 7
234 6
808
308 17
62
28 11
116,000
0 5 0
60
12
3 10
36,000
o
352
275 15
48,000
1 10 0
533
33,898 8
985 5
46,649
13,640 0
160,000
1 0 0
160,008
1 0 0
I R.H.. H.B. H.eaile,
Daylesford
Reade, Daylesford
213
30
307
20
47
8
38
14
172
4
10
5
F. A. Rnssell, 19 Queen-street
J. Rubber, Malmsbnry
J. Ditchhurn, 17 Queen-street
M. Hickcy, Lanristou
20
N. G. McLeod, 31 Queen-street
I
Taradale Division.
Beer Bros.; Tarach•le
B. Beer, Tylden ...
Galatea
...
J. HuhberaudCo., Malmshury
O'Connor's Gold Mining
,Oitt Eureka
...
D. Paiten and Co., Drummond N.
...
-(~ueen's Birthday ...
Hussell's Reef
Tranter and Co.
,J. Legg and Co., Taradale*
Jas. Murray, Lauriston
.•.
2a5
:22
62
32
60
i2
232
20
ll-i
64 17
41
28
175
3
10
ll
3~:~ I
9.2
17
42•9
10
l·l
6 9
1(1.7
161 3
4 17
13·9
4'8
2s a
22
14(1 10
10 14
Tarrangower Divi.•ion (Malwm.).!
Bell's Reef
...
. .. j 15
Blue Bell ..
...
•.. 'I
21
Central Cookman's
... 2,816
Colnmbin.
.. .
... 1 24
Derby United
...
... I 101
6 5
1,373 14
;:; 6
424
5
t)
101
681
ll
25
5.0
18
0
3
12
107 14
5·2
6·6
6.0
9.8
4 ;~
6 9
io
118,0001
8,000
0 3 0
o 12:ooo 2i,ooo
0 2 3
2,700
J. Castles, Drummond
39,583 2
48,000
1 6
11
30
3
E. T. B. Trauter, La.uriston
9.2
I
25 6
5,624 12
20 3
1,657 5
C. Ireson,
42
17,552
968
88,874
15
8,139
1,243
45,258
I
12
15
9
1,000 0
26,000 0
40.000
40,000
40,000
1 10 0
I 0 0
J 10 0
:!6,000
40,000
40,000
0 ll ll
0 12 11
21,450
1 3 7
47,166
16,33:~
60
63
129
~Ialdon
10
A. C. l\f oore, 320 Gollins-street
A. R. W. Dabb, Maldon
!,!{)
,J. Romer, I'>f<tlduu
~
~
&
:&glehawk Consolidated G . .M.
•I
Co., Ltd.
·... 1,100 1 89'2 11:;
Gough'l!l Reef, B. Stacey ...
10
1 l!>
...
313
G.S.G. Amalllamated
62 5
John Bull, Williams
...
75
51 16
Lock's l\ew Find Gold Mining
128
37 2
~!don Prospecting
...
21
1{1 15
J. McL!\y, Brassey Ueef .••
52
28 0
S. J. Maloney & Co., Maldon
710
781 16
Milne ani! Co., Green Valley
532
196 5
J. H. Mitchell, :!\1aldon
.••
120
40 0
Morning fltar
...
•..
12
1 7
Jas. N evill, Maldou
. ..
:J2
10 4
Nugg<<ty Co-operative
...
136
33 14
North British (Oswa.ld's) .•. 4,433 3,97::! 9.
North Otago Gold Mining ...
447
678 13
Nug'!etty .Extended
...
190
363 5
Old Nuggetty Syndicate ...
i97
176 13
2 18
A. Pitts .. .
...
.. 'I
11
J. P. Rewell, Welshman's Reef
::!2
1111
J. Runge ...
...
...
5
2 18
J. Smyth, Muckleford S. ...
52
56 11
South German
·... 116,542 2,551 7
8 4
H. White, Maldon ...
. •. 1 21
Welcome Reef
.. .
.. .
19
2 16
J.J. Williamson,Green Vallev. 3l5
163 7
3,564 0
4•0
13·8
5·8
16•0
10.8
22'()
7•4
66
2•2
6·4
5·0
89,7!10
I
46,538 11
24.,000
o pzo.ooo
244 11
36,000
138 0
4•4
5•3
7·2
11•6
21•7
0
9
0
0 10 0 112,0001 24,000
to 5/·
0
5
4
Ill
54,000
20
S. J. Plain, ::120
136
1,107
1,444
2,006 1
783 17
158 11
85 Hi
I, 140 7
Collins·~treet
30
784 8
W. :Milne, Strangw::tys
8
5 4
41 0
W. Sna.rt, Maldou
8
3
2,609
6 ,1,500
1,477 6 ., ...
686 14
...
45 19
1,019
2,573
1,710
1,601 10
32
ll 11
2,637 18
235 10
3,000 0
5,069 7
.~
7•8
3·0
31 12
102,705
21
10•9
652 lO
56J
0 5 0
30,000
24,000
5,0001 25,000
24,000
0 10 0
16
0 0 10
0 9 8
16
169
20
1,041
158,771 3 1341,100
8 4
o 1 30,000
1
o o
12
W. Dndley, Green Valley
47
J. T. Conchmu.n, ~la.ldon
J. Romer, :!\Jaldon
...
38
20
I
226 5
7•7 10,527
W. T. Rollason, Maldon
S. J. Plain, 320 Collins-street
66 14
17·9
30·4
38·2
120,000
0 10 0
N. G. Cravfonl. Maldon
12
40
I
0. ,Tones,
\\'. E. Preeee, Malrlon
·w. Nokes, Ne\\·s1ea.d
A. R. W. Dabb, :\la!<lon
J.
30,000
0 15 9
23,625
332 0
10
I
13
I
30
t;
St. Andrew's Division.
L. M. Anderson, Arth11r's Ck.
32
(Now Doreen} ...
. ..
484
Diamond Creek Gold Mining :!,320
T. Kennedy, Golden Bower
31
Macelesfield Ck. Syn.
...
7
Mountain Queen*...
. ..
Reliance Gold Sluicing*
.•.
Government Battery, WarrandyteApsted and Co.
2
McGec and Co.
5
Plunket and Co.
14
Sloan ani! Co.
66
Sutherland and Co.
...
4
Blue Mouuta.in N. Division.
Government Battery, l.ittle
Hampton...
Adams and Co.
Gillis and Co.
Victory
128 8
5 3
80.21
512
34·9 I 3 253
30•6 20,29:~
127
21•1
18•7
25
...
99
...
19
2'11
25•5
3 3
15·6
55·1
844 11
5,080 12
32 14
611
30 12
38 12
510
62
0
5,1,500
6 1,750
91 ......
15
0
6
...
...
484
11,492
844 11
14,656 0
30 12
43 7
1,500 0
6,125 0
a6,ooo I
35,000
30
30,0()0
30,000
0 10 0 118,0001 18,000
...
35,000
0
I 0 10
5 0 0
0 2 6
0 5 0
0 0 6
0
6
7
450
11,520
90
0
1 3
3
1,875
5,4.37
31
30
100
30
30,000
20,000
o
n
8
5
3
,T, W. Dunlop, 281 Collins·st.
I!\ Tricks, :~ l Qneen-street
W. B. Fox, 123 Queen-street
1•7
7 311·7
249
5
...
12~
13
21
21 16
9 0
38
6
34•8
]3·8
5
36·5
* Ailuvial mines.
t Acres.
; Fathoms.
§Includes yield f1·om tailings
•
J, W. Callan, f't. Kilda
G. B. Gordon, 31 (Jueen-st.
•
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS-l'Ontinued.
I
I D~,-i~nds
YIELD OF GOLD FOP. YUE.
!I
L(JcaHty nnd Name of C:ompany.
Gold Yield
to Dnte
Date.
I
No ol
Stamps.
Number
J..e.;al Mana.g-er and ltemarks.
of Shu.res.
-£.- . ,-.-~---1---1--1---1-tons. j
oz. ,h,,·t.
.£
s.
!
6.
GrPPSLANP DISTRICT,
•
Omeo Division.
Antiope ...
Bla.ck Tinnny
G. A. Brown, Cassilis
E. C. CIVldy, Cassilis
Cassihs
Chance ...
Cornstt1lk ..
Day Dawn
Democrat, Trihuters
Democrat, Brookville
Dovemine, 1<'. Rtrahan, Cassilis
T. Fall on, C!~ssilis ...
Fish Hook
Gentle Annie
Golden Kiug
Halley's Comet
Ha.rrington Dn:<lging*
T. Haycox, Tongio \Vest
Hinnomungie Gold Dre<lging•
Home Rule
...
M. F. Hunt, Sunnyside
Iron Duke
J. Jones, Cassilis
C. King, Brookville
Livingstonc Syndicate
F. Maguire, U. Wills
...
Maude and Homeward Bound
United ...
Meerschaum
A. Mew ha. & Co., Cassilis
\V. Minaha.n, Brookville
MountMoran
New Year's Gift
Oversight, C, Nugent
Royal Dargo*
•••
Samaritan, Lloyd & Co.
Scot's Perseverance
Spearmint
Star of Hope
Sunrise ...
...
•••
Sunrise, W. Lucas, Cassilis ...
'.fa1bot & Co., Caesilis
Try Again
United
584
28
6
772 18 26 6 i 2,318 lO
28 7 20•2'
10 9 34•8
31 0
29
Z7 4
5
3,372 13
8
37
:;
6
18·8
21 JO
16. 0
8·7
5
6Hi 11
21•0
29 ()
17 7
1,950 0
.j
4 4
13 ll
12 15
82 10
9~·0
5·2
45·2
23·2
·J
95,:353
2.i. i)
55 lO
39•7
:l,I92 a
78 4
~)7
1:.610
16
107 }!)
6,:n7 9
9
45
0
...
12
12 Hl
15 6
10 1,800
11
...
12 4,550
18
18
9
2,45:~
124
z8·o
z.j u
6·4
22•9
180 3
845 13
1,~46
15·7 I
134
528
674
4
25·5
2,120 11
58
16
14
120
222 11
25 0
(j 3
159 13
76·7
661 10
161
6 2
20
23 0
237 0
2:l·O
4j8 fl
20 6
88 ll
2,912
7
5
12 13
50·6
l,.'HS
705 1
15 0
10·4
23·]
37
45
193
11
8
20
ll 0
98 2
196 17
28 6
2:l 0
42 14
5·9 •
57•5
42•7
:36,000
0 13 6
0 15 0
A. Ross, Sunnysi<le
Jas. H <: ri tage, Cassilis
9
86
20
26
H. S. Dickson, 31 Qn~(on-street
'1\ J. Brown, Cas~ilis
H. \V. Lowe, Cassi'is
1<'. C. \Vehh, Omeo
\V. Stnrrock, Snnnyside
P. l~hlen
186
15,508
88
260
12
0
5
19
0
.5
10
J. (i rcig, Ca.ssilb
4
1,125 0
10,525
4[j(J
2.5
u
25 0 0
450
0
4
4
6,250
ll7
11,500
2!8
79 7
2,660 18
47 0
;~
1J:l 1:3
10,400 0
:~2,00[)
0
0 10 0
2 9
6,8H
47:3 I :3
6,081
887
1
128 0
8
2,309
i1
\V. Currutlwr,, Sunnyc:ide
76
A. J. I'e,coek, :3:i9 Collina·
stre<;t,
E. Robcrbs, Sunnysi<k
14
7,700 0
10
H. Brcn, Sunnyside
19
4
J. Duggan, Cassilis
3
A. H: Ryan, Dargo H. Plains
147
10
272 9
10
290
77 6
H. Tu]](.ch, Omeo
F. C. W ldte, Tongio '\Yf'sl
J·as. Crbp. Tongio
2,459 8
26,:l6:Z 12
127
J
A. M or11n, Sunnysidc
H. Spencer, Snnnysi<lo
J . .\leKamam, Cassilis
D. :\f nl'rny, 99 Queen-street
8 0
9
948 0
43·6 I
20·4
51·5
14,100 0
~93
7
4 4
1,416
244
50
13
12
4.14:1
...
!l7
8
6
:!GS
8•8
26·7
17•4
I
0
7,4lfJ
186
'12.5.t4
102
255
37 ~~
321
31•1
42
31·2
()
40
10
8
0
ll
8
6
161
I 84,886
4,326 0
43 17
12
8
52
279
39
8
2,790 18
I
168 11
12 19
15 6
J,fl4:'1 2
2,091
92 11
t:l·6 11,1!i0 0
15·2
2
360
n o
1,803 4 .
20,000 I 0 10 0
I
20,000
0 9 3
5,487
13
8
96
20
P. V. Foers, Brookdllc
J. Specrs, Snnnyside
J. S. ~·orth, Cassilis
J. Spencer. Snnnysi,le
W. :HcHenry, Cassilis
\Y. St"rrock, Smmysi<lc
~
<::r.>
N-ew W ardeJi
·~
W M'.&tah SYJ1dicate
BeferenJum
...
Welcome Friend . ..
Wild Cat
...
·~
...
...
.••
...
.•.
G~WernmentBattery, OmeoM011nta..in Maid...
...
Yellow Girl
...
50
20
31
9
3
130
•••
l!l
1.30 11
52•2
:19 lO
39•5
28 12
18•4,
16•9
7 12
9 7
597
62•3
420 l4
88 9
,n 2
I 1, 760
4
61·9
7 14
8 I
G
2 0
6•6
Beehive ...
...
. .. ,1,857
J. Drummond, Bullumwaal
5
901 19
15 18
9"7
60•3
3,249 9
Orooked River Division.
Crooked River Dredging*
liew Good Hope ...
...
428 0
182 u
5-6
1,750 0
743 15
13
3~.~,
31
28 12
4,057
9,802 4
0
5 0 I lO,OGO
20,000
0 3 2
40
10
7,500 0
17
H. S. Diebon, 3l Queen·otrcci
A. If. D:tr,·aJJ. Glen \\' ,i Is
T. J. Brown, Cassilis
J. Catterson, C'~ll!silis
10
5
\V. O'Connell, Cllen Wills
5
MitchelZ Biuer Division.
&vemment Battery, Mount
'h.ra-
Hicha.rdson & Co.
.. .
I
Boggy Cr-eek Divi•ion,
I
667
Government Battery, DargoB. Bruno
• ...
...,
,Jenkine & Co. •..
...
W. Joy
...
Dargo Gold Dredging•
6
1 10
32
J7 8
4 8
21 0
16,264
15
10,424 13
20 0
l5it
4,28 0
182 14
657
3,465 l5
24,000
1 0 0
24,000
0 11 4
2,000
60,000
1 0
0 10
2,000
28,000
0
0
0
1
7
92
2,000
2,216
10
210
5
W. C. Iugpen, 414 Collins-at.
R. W illi:unson, 'l'all:otville
P. Camcron, 31 Queen·st.
DargoDi~.
31
5•0
10 9
;.j>.
84 0
"'-l
liif
754 I!
6,000
1 0
0 16,000
24,000
1 0
0
24,000
0 19 10
32,000
0 10 0
32,000
0 fl
1 0
0
6,000
R. Williarr.son, Talbotville
125
Jericho Division.
B. 11. Quartz
New Loch ]'yne
Phe.a.sant's Tail
Victnr's Quartz
36
580
29
164
Don11P,.Jy's Oreek DiL·i~ion.
Fulton's Creek
...
Harbinger
...
J. Knapp.ing, Aberfeldy
Morning l:!t.ar
.. •
.. . j
Star and Thompson
...
136
65
20
23
298
138
320
2112·9
9 10·:3
6 95·4
0 390
59 12
28 0
8·s
8•6
5 6
5·3
30
4 16
47 1
4•3
31•4
39
166 8
85·3
10·0
22
1,076 12
1,199
4
42,474
101
20
15
176
7
1,406
165
8
!5
8
GovernJW:nt Ba.ttery, A berieldy-
W. Mertington, ll'lora
W. Svenson
...
23
1111
1:18
220
90 9
117,627
85,808 181109,700 0
239 7
...
24,068 13 30,800 0
430 ll
I
1,092 1s
73 7
1,678 18
ll4 1\
7,533
4,785 2
3,471 6
?:1
50
12
53
29
10 I A. S. Carroll, 317 Colli.ns·st
M. R<·illy, Aberfe1dy
4
l
0 10 0
30,000
0
25,000 I
o 10 o
25,000
0 1 3
62
10
3
24,000 . 0 10 0
24,000
0
3
63
3 0
10
300
11 1 H. Hat·trick, Wa1ha.lla.
5 I. Douglas, \Valha.lla.
30 ·[· H.. E. !Jawson, 414 Collins-st.
20 A. P. Propsting, 320 Collins-&t.
30,000
2,547
...
Jns. Ra.e, Jordan
F. Tricks, 31 Queen-street
\V. George, Ross Creek
H. S. Dickson, 31 Queen-st.
140
_. ..
s
5
12,625
J·. Sparj:o, Donnelly's Creek
Walhalla.
I H. Hartrick,
Stringer's (}reek Division
( Walha.lla).
Coron~•tion
]lureka .
lAag 'l'unuel
...
I.c.ug Tunnel Extended
143 16
28,048 13,877 8
2,1!!5 1,1!09. 8
13·1
:t'29 4
13·0
547 6
9•9 48,793 13
H·7 ~,631 19
.
~.
4,8C<f7l9,7431 797,366 9 111,283,400 0
ll-~3,SU,
440,312 10
• Alluvial min<'ll.
788,640 b
....
24,000
5 0 0
9,600 1 6 o o 1
t Acres.
...
24,000
9,600
2
4
5 14, 0
51,600
202
GOLD YIELDS AND DIVIDENDS-•'ontinued.
D' .
YIELD or GoLD FOR. YEA&,
r..ocaJity and N~<me of Company.
--------1
Q'ntity
treated.
tons.
Total
•
oz. d«t.
Per
Ton.
Value
dwt.
£
1-
•
de':d~ t~~~~~~~
for
Year.
Date.
£
tons.
·-----
·
s.
. .
NoYJN.u. CAPITAL-
Dm~~ndo
Gold Yield
to Date
£
Number
of Shares.
s.
Amount
of each.
I Con~
lllly
pru i up tributing.
1--j
£
CAPITAL CALLED UP
SEIAR«B IsoUID.
-
Dute.
oz. dwt.
I
Per Share.
Total.
-1~---
s. d.
I
I
£
•• d.
£
Extent
of Property.
No of
St:tmps.
- - - - - -aeres.
I
GIPPSLAND DISTRICT-
Legal Manager and Remarks.
I
continued.
Bendoc Division.
Casket, Bonang ...
.. •
Mount Beresforo Sluicing" •.•
Welcome Stranger, Bendoo ...
Orbost Division.
New Mallina
..•
•...
F. E. Horne, Club Terrace .. .
Haunted Stream Di·vision.
Enterprise
•••
Governor-General •••
Hans Gold Mines ...
McDonald Mine
..
Stirling King
Sunrise ...
......
...
·-·-
.......
...
10
75
24
30
53
380
1i
31M)
155
30 Oj60-Q
3'..! 14
3000
...
80·0
84 0
8 2
70-o
53
17
209
23
207
51
12'8
oI
...
31 19
18
18
35•9
6·9
209 12
62 15
826 12
11
26·2
10·7
6•6
833 7
202 9
o n·o
2
7
'
::: I
·...
...
...
...
...
58
lit
45 o I
32 14
44
97 7
.
...
...
...
...
...
.........
......
•
...
I
I
...
...
...
..·-. 60,000
...... I ......
-
..
...
-
.........
....
·-
·-
...
·-
..
..
..
60,000
0 13 11~1
......
......
•
5
50
J. Donald, Club Terrace
......
...
......
...
...
......20
...
...
55,458
...
...
D. Murray, 99 Queen-street
·-
S. Sto.nley, Maryborougl:
...
...
W. Simmons, Stirling
Power & Co., Stirling
J. R. May, 317 Collins-st.
\V. H. Sawyer, Dawson City
I T. Domney, Stirling
I
I
MARYBOROUGII DISTRICT.
.Maryborough Division.
Adams and Co.
...
...
Bowden & Co.
. ..
•..
A. C. Chivers, Havelock* ...
Coad and Co.
...
. ..
S. H. Curlis
...
...
Dehnert Bros.
··Duke & Main Leads Consols*
Dupuy ...
...
...
Ellery & Co.
...
. ..
John Graham and Co., Bowen
Vale• ...
...
. ..
A. J. Hastings
.. .
•••
J. Hastings and Co.
. .•
P. Henrickson, Maryborough
A. Hipgravc&Co., Havelock
F. Holland
...
...
A. Lancaster and Co., Maryborough*
...
•••
Lord Nolan Amalgamated* .. .
Lunn and Co.
...
.. .
Martin and Co." .. .
•••
\V. Matthews. Bowen Vale*
3
·~
26
7
25
53
16
39
32
693t
76
410
43
8
16
u
18
3
134
9
60
6
16,056
43
11
10
10•4
4
13
13
15
12
I
12
9•1
...
7•2
23•0
8•4
...
22·1
7•2
279
14
36
49
3
41
17
5
3
13
5
0
... ,1,135 5
3•7
59 12
1·7
1~5 I
23•1
8•1
51 '2
83
255
5
5
291
13
8
2
2
2
1
...
260 19
539 0
247 10
69
85 6
4·!, 743 5
66,755 4 115,000
1,115t
!05
489 0
24 15
33,750 0
50,000
2 0 0
..
50,000
..
·-
...
~
7
8
··-·
·~
I
335 7
1,007 15
..
...
...
20 8
1,162 2
...
...
...
7•3
...
1
...
I
....
...
71
1-t:-00
~
~
Me <:»nu au.d Co., Comet•
J. Millor a.nd Co., Ma.ryborough
New Chum Railway*
•••
C. Hawkes, Maryborou.gh .. .
E. Summers, Maryborough .. .
Tro1npf & Co.
...
....
J. W:\lilon, Maryborough ...
V arwus parties . .
•••
638 4
174
542f
S53
123
7I
72
8.67
87 l
2'23
127
117
41
10
lS5
17
19
6
15
12
7
9•4
7·2
19•8
11•7
1,749 13
99 10
2,600 7
235
898 16
926f
312 12
492 5
173
197 17
10
,V. Ward, Ha.velock
10
F. M. Rankin, Havelock
3·0
A mherst Division.
J. T. Karslake
...
•••
Last Hope
•••
. ..
Government Battery, TalbotT. Adams & Co.
. ..
;r. Cleddes ...
...
D. Gilbert
...
..
T. Harrington
:·
...
J. Henricl;son...
...
T. Nottingh~m
...
W. Thomas ...
•••
Treml)ath & Co.,
••.
Welcome Heef...
'.{
\:1
•
22
24
4
1
8
12
2
48 12]44•2
3 5
2·8
2
2
0 6
1 7
3 8
3 0
1
0 7
3
1 6
1 ll
7
1
a
10·5
3·4
5·6
30·0
8•6
4•4
0 4
A voca. Division.
139 4
A''oca Gold Dredging Tribute*! .. .
193 6
Avoca Lead Dredge Tribute*
.. .
l;H 6
.. .
No. 1 Creek Gold Dredging•
Excelsior Reef
·. .. 3,270 ,. 2,0i4 5
1 1
L. A. Squires, Romel>ush ...
4
Government Battery, Avoca...
0
12
H.Reid
...
...
!
1 15
C. Squires
.. .
. ..
4
5 16
Wilkins
...
...
12
558 16
770 8
536 2
8,111 3
1,41i8 ll
lOt
5!:!:1
6,830
lO,COO
1 0 0
30,000
0 11 0
2,000
8,000
0 6 6
30,000
0 10 10
262 ()
41.~
8
3,9-;-9 12
3,437
3,750
153
~~~I
4•7
6
G.
R.
A.
G.
E. Dickenson, 60 Queen·sr..
Marsh all, A voca
Pearson, 3! Queen·street
Shiell, Homebnsh
6
3·0
8•7
9•7
Ihmolly Dhision.
13,765 ll
Burnt Creek*
...
... 5,1'i92tl 3,3:12 11
Burnt Creek H. Sluit'ing*3,0:l7 4
4!7 10
Cyanicle (Tl•iling3)
... 6,420
5,338 1
l,BOl !
No. l
...
...
.. .
No. 2
...
...
.. .
118 8
29 12 197•3
\V. Cain, Mclntyres
...
3
8·0
82 4
20 2
50
J. Cac\zow, Bet Bet
.. .
19fi
li9 13
7•1
V. Emanuel, Het Bet
...
!JO
8
17·4
104
A. J efl'rey, Bet Bet...
.. .
439 1 108·4 1,807 18
Matrix Syndicate ..
.. .
81
ll
29 1 52·8
C. r.lelton, Bromley
••.
94
57 12 12•2
W. A. Scheele, lhmolly .••
5•8
11 14
2 18
W. Speakman, Dunolly
...
10
Welcome Stranger Dredging*
84 19
62,54lt,
I
7,710
1n:::
3
34,733 l!
548 116
4,90!
282 9
1,800
I}
0
36,000
Hi,OOO
2 10
o I ...
i
I
0 15 0 !8,000
36,000
8,000
1 12
9
58,950 12,072
0 4 0
7,200 I 200
S. J. 'Yarnock, 375 Collins st.
P.C. Baker, Castlemaine
29 12
R. Gribblc, Bowenvale
6
C. Kender, Maryborough
F. B. Brennan, Sale
J. J. Deason, Moliagul
84 19
~
Alluvial mines.
t Fathoms.
l Acres.
~·
0·
GOLD YIELDS AXD DIVIDENDS-rontinued,
~·
I.oeality and Name o!
I'"' I "
YIRI,J> OF Goott FOR Yn&.
Co~pany,
-.-.-~
Q nt•ty
treatffl.
T 0 t a.I·
o.l.ue.
Ton.
l
dwt.
£
--------.---1-----------o•, d" t.
tons.
!lt"RYBOROUGH DISTRICT-
I
e.
Dh'i·
den d.,.,
( • 11 1.. ll
1
for
to lhtLe
·H) 4
\'ettr.
£
I Dividoud•
No~fNAL 0--.rrut..
Su.4.ItVH
H'
Is UIIIJ.
Con·
Grihutinl{.
m
Lflga.l Ma.aa.cer aad Rema.rhs.
J
··-------1-----:·------
tonS.
1 J! •• d.
1
I
1"G
;;:a ........ """..
1
Per Share.
continued.
:(Junolly Di~e-i~ion-continued.
8oTern men t nattery' Dunoliy-Shields Bros. ...
. ..
~!!!l.kervi.a ...
••.
... W.
Qo,·ernment
lht~el'y,
Ampher & Co.
.J. Brilten
W. Cbaplin
Cr-.~ss & Co.
J'. Ganley
f, Gillon
•
39
50
\Vaanyarra-
Jt
Mcl::!regor .• .
N a.nkerYis & Co.
Ohrt & C'o.
"'
W. Perkin!!
Ra.Yeu & Co
Ra.yson nnd Co.
1>. Shine
Rising Snn
..•
'l'<Lnhels and Co.
Willhms
M. Yelland
8
...
...
8
.)•8
{j
7
20·3
14
18
14
77·0
5·3
2:1·4
ll!
10
2 10
2 9
5 16
:: 7
2 10
5 14
32 13
I 6
813
:~2·0
•f
2
11
7
I
5
1
J. ,'[Q.rry
11
7i
14
12
2.
17~1
6
5
7
2
ll
I
I
•••
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6·0
50•()
7·4
j.j<,)
4·7
4•2
f>7·0 {
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4·3
tn
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8~
1 12
1
2
4
I l6 :":6 0
0 IS I 9 0
0 8 i 2•0
3•.}
:J'::mwynl/<1 Di<·ision.
R. (\
Dividend Co·oncradve. Posti·
don• ...
June! ion*
Poseidon Alluvial*
Poseidon United* .. .
Po\•erty lleef
.. .
1. SIPi.th, ,, Llanelly, "The
Blessmg
...
Ta.rnagulla Gold Estates*
J. W. Truscott, Burke's Flat
Try Again•
...
A. Wilkius, Poseidon
221
"
12
78
16
826
76::1
12
702
3
18
3
IO
8
2
34
1,6::10
27
H
52
7
(I
12
19
9
...
314
0
...
3,3S2
i
...
...
...
78 16 '
J
51 I2
I2 IO
2,St2 0
I,33!) 0
13.) 5
6,218 8
lOO 0
7,3i2 6
6·2
21
31
•••
46.0
25,ooo I o
9
7,000
27 12
I
I
7
6 1 •..
I 20,000
I o
5
o
6,250
1 zaz
fj
5
o I 7,000 I
...
I
1
1
o
66 9
7,350
I
5
224
44
W. A. Maxfiel<1, Poseidon
Rochc, Pos~i1lnn
J. :\lank,.y.l2-'i Queen·st.
J. ,J. Brown, Pose:don
1'. H>u.lue :1, Tarnagulla
~T.
A. S. Abra.ham, 252
Col1i~-st.
14
T. Moore, Poseidon
lnglewood iJivioion,
Galloway Reef Syndica.te
Great Columbia.n •• ,
481
907
28 IS
215 5
I 4·7 I
12 0
112 17
8I6 19
3::18
36,629
I,047 18
12,864 3
10,1154
I4
0 I 50,000
1 0 0
30
50,000
0 14 0
F. Rasmussen, Inglewood
J. H. McColl, Bcndigo
Wtdderburn Divmon.
Nine-mile
.. .
.. • 16,00011
South Ophir Dredge*
•••
. ..
Government Battery, Wedderbum-
••.
A. Noble
...
Fuge and Co. ...
Long and Co. ...
Pemberton and Co.
Wood and Co.
...
...
...
...
...
...
Redbank Divi.'lion.
G. Horvill, Red bank
tf
~
92 12
246 2
360 8
924 1
6,750
oI
10,000
I
~
10
o
10,000
1 8 0
l,iiOO
90
ll
10
10
58
16
4 2
a
"'...1 1~ I
I A. n. White, Wedtlflrhnrn
F. W.
liol!i~,
W odtledJIIrn
5
7'4
8•5
25
3·9
1 15
2 10
11 5
0 18
20
61
...
•..
4 0 126·6
Pyrenees Proprietary Gold
Mining
•..
... 1,782 1,138 12 12·7
Govt. Battery, Moona.mbelAndrews
...
•..
0 14
7
Beirge
•••
.. .
2 2
~
J. Cudrnore ...
.. .
1 15
7•7
4~
5
1 11
6'2
G. Fuller
'"
'"
Harrison
...
...
1
015
7'/';
A. Howard .. .
26
18 0 10·0
Lennon &Co....
6 11 18•7
7
Moonarnbel Co.
15
15 19 21 2
R. Moore
•••
1
010
Norw.;;Jl B,os. .. ,
8
4 7 29·0
W~ll~$
.. .
2
5 7 53'5
W!~eman
.... .
5 17 19·5
Wri)!hts
•••
134 13 l 224·3
15 12
4,480
8
2,226
1,619 18
60,000
0 6 0 146,150
0 6 0
12,000
92
10
J. Solomon, 49 Elizabeth-st.
3
en
.......
l
15t. Arnaud North Division.
102
St. Arnaud ...
~!! 5
5·6
115 1
\V. H. Derrick, Stuart Mill ..
39
88 8 19'7
H. J,ang, St. Arnaud
••.
86 3
23 17
6'3
76
Little Doulder
.. .
...
86 :0
48
21 18
9·3
Lord N elsoii
.. .
••• 32)'185 11,622 6
7•2 37,803 15
Feforrn Gold Mines
.. .
1,052 0
44
26:~ 7 119·7
Star of Emu G. Mining
.. .
281 14
76 8
3•8
400
J. S.
16,292 8
24.6 2
{I;~\ mer,
39
549,875
491)
38 8
I
I
287,551 8 i<l54,550 0
·670 4 I
...
72,000
20,000
36,000
1
o oI
0 5 0
0 5 0
...
15,000
...
0 10 9
72,000
5,000
86,000
0 8 0
2'J,OOO
7,000
82,000
0 5 0
0 3 6
0 6 8
88,700
4,500
8,875
90
8,750
1,225
28
I oI 126 9j8 109,005
...
50
18..!
0
1
1~
26
29
R. Love, St. Arnaud
l!'. P. Burgess, Ul Queen-st.
J. Mackay, J2;j Queen-street
S. J. Plain. 3:l0 Callins-st.
30
10
10
BE~DIOO DISTRICT.
Sandhur.~t
and Eaglehawk
Divisions ( Bendi17o ).
Axedale Gold Mining
...
126
526
86
Bendigo Dredging*
...
n
24()
Bird~ Reef Gold Mining
...
297
Bruhn's Fre.derick the Great
Consolidated
...
•..
60
197
Catherine Reef United
... 29,785 10,541
Carlisle ...
...
... 15,803 8,:J28
Central Red White and Blue 2,110 5,655
18
4·8
I)
572 12
330 0
1,15-l 13
658
H
19
25·0
18
6
7
2
6·2
240 0
12,025
7•1 44,321 1 13,984 €
4•2 18,725 9
58·6 21,868 18 16,000
2,110
240
, Allu.v!al mines.
22-t 19
86 0
297 19
32,000
7,000
32,000
4,014 1
1,000 o
875,766 2§ 130,386 8
838,477 10§ 48,600 0
5,655 2 16,000 0
t Fathoms.
I
-10.000
67,600
36,000
32,00J
f Acres.
0 5 0 ,1,200
...
0 10 0
1 0 0
1 0 o 8,000 \82,000
2 0 0
...
61,931
10 0 0 1I ...
36,000
010 0 I 6,500 I 2ii,5UO
§ Va.lue in pounds.
•
...
~
Tailings.
I
I
5 0 0
0
0
8
180,000
••.
G. J.
G. Ci
J. H.
';6
64
80
I
(eogh, 60 Queen st.
Cast!omaine
Bcndigo
N. Walker.
J. H
.f. IL
J.H.
•
-
I
j
Yt!!LD OF GOLD FOR YEAR.
'"''"""•moo< C=,."Y·
·
g:~;l!a.
Tot..I.
-----tOIIB.
l'
liGo
St
:hurst and Eaglehawk
visions (Bendigo)-con·
DrsTRIO'l'-coneinued. [
tinued.
mce United
nann and Tacchi's
·Co· idence Extended
ish United
stmas Reef
thorough
tma Hustler's ...
erick the Great Mining
len Gully Unite~
baldi ...
...
t Southern Garden Gully
t Northern
t Extended Hustler's ...
t Britain
,.
n Bros.' Dredge*
en Age
...
en Pyke
...
fields North
.fields Consolidated
:ules and Energetic
...
~s Herhel, Diamond Hill
:oskinp; and Co., Ironbark
;]er's Reef
.. .
. ..
;!er's Royal Reserve No. 2
IVood's 'and
Bnrrowes
lited ...
bark ...
...
son's l{eef Gold Mines •. ,
Json 's Reef Extended
1's Pioneer
(don Gold Mining
rns New Chum
......
...
...
·-...
.......
...
...
...
...
..
...
...
·-
...
...
...
...
....
...
07. dw t.
·-...
...
...
...
...
...
...
210
6,638
1,520
145
8
387
186
50
18,434
10
1,378
2,749
9,987
19
44
6,179
288
15
l
157
44
10
5,527
I
342
1,033
5,538
17
1,199
471
4,173
8,483
13,602
1,150
112
ll,7a5
96
290
378
951
1,497 ](i
4,914 13
221 19
26 1
3,476 8
66 15
IH
dwt.
£
fm·
Year.
L~-£
Quantity
treated to
Date.
121
14
16
12
14
12
11
15
18
16
15
6
2
16
12
0
2
17
(i
to
Date.
oz. dwt.
I
4•2
174 6
18•0 24,192 2 8,198 2
3·8 1,124 12
2•2
64 16
4•0
611
8•4
645 15
4•8
174 6
3•9
102 0
6•0 22,900 13 3,351 14
3·5
7 0
5·0 1,36:3 0
7·5 4,25() 0
...
ll·1 23,913 12 4,200
17·4
81 0
,
478 0
4•il l, 135 0
16·]
1,510 Vi I ...
!'5 ;{,277 18
3·5
5,170 () 9\)5 17
7·2 19,G58 12 [H,l!S ;
3·!J
I ...
4•(i
fi·!)
121
l:5·!J
:!6/ 0
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
...
13,!\~~
...
...
3,867
1,617
7,5H
499
J 5,572
2,104
683
ll,885
13!
11,122
19•397
1,0/0 5
405 5
3,359 9
79 l
6,195 10
361 5
5·5
5"0
8•9
3'2
7•9
3·4
.. .
...
85 0
5,874 18
29 7
3,942 12
2•5
9·9
4'4
7.2
6 •939
7'1
I
7
4,281
1,581
12,869
303
25,142
1,583
...
o'I
o I ...
·-·-·...
...
57,138
...
...
...
...
...
...
11,201
10,:)34
...
112
...
...
...
...
12 1,400 635,74.3
121 ...
10 5,000
1
...
12,079
340 0
34,027
46,355
39,239
3+
8
6
8;J:
...
59,417
5,444
...
...
...
...
..
£,
Number
of Shares.
Sru.ru- s
.
Full)'" i
I:s~urD.
I Amount
Co~·
·
of each. i a1'd up.
1m t-..m,:.;.
,----1 ---~---'
1
I£
d.
B.
,
.
~_,rl
I
I
CAl'lT.\.L CALT.E.D
I
Per Share.
rr.
Total.
~~~--£-,--
!
~t~~:~~!
pQrty.
_Xo of
I ~tamps.
Lcga.l
~[anagcr
and Remark:J.
I.
acres. - - - -
I
I'"·"'
'
No;.n~AL CAPITAl••
DiYidends
Gold Yield
to Date
~I
J
I
•11'• Sooth Red Whit<'}
d Blue
...
...
ell's North Red White
:1 Blue
...
...
Value.
----,
m,;.
dcnrl~
1
... ...
londerry
ell's 180
ell's 222
ell's Comet
loO:.
1
1
A~D DIVIDEXDS---:outinuerl.
GOLD YIELDS
38,432
9::lll
1,/2~.462
34,831
10:1,2();)
428.1/!l
I,w;, c•>n
...
5
30,000
29,400
3
5
42,000
800 100
64,200 0
38,605 0
30,000
2S,OOO
40,000
33,517
3,000
34,000
30,000
34,000
40,000
1
2
...
6! 852,169 6
7 I 52, !50 0
0 158,5:-).'j 0
17:;:, IG0,500 0
1011459,600 0
I
2~,6-17
0
1:37.0IH
:i, 267
1:1~::
u~ J
:{.!!!) 1()
10fi,fl4ti i ;{
...
~;)
36,125 0
52,447 9
27,600 0
38,600 0
l
15
10;), ~(,.~
fJ,:\!!7 ll
!
...
19,242 0
s:t:-.G4 I7
!,lino 0
J,\!80 15
IJJ)25 0
. ..
...
42,7CO
28,000
;{2,000
40,000
30,000
.. .
...
84,iCO
3,200
0
0
fiO,OOO
32,000
16
7,200
30,262 IS 10,800
287,~22 12 ::!11,620
19,866 ()
18,870
407,85/ JG:;:i 102,G25
5,230 l
::J,200
...
101,250
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
48,000
30,000
42,000
24,000
50.000
32;ooo
45,000
~.4:Js
6,675
6
·-
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30,000
25,025
42,000
0
0
0
!j 0
5 0
2 0
2 ()
0
0
0
0
0
0
30,000
28,000
32, ooo
()
0
0
1
5
l
lO
5
0
8, ooo
1
;~;i,5l7
32,000
34,000
30,000
:!4,000
40,000
(l
5 0 0
2 0 0
2 () 0
010 0
5 () 0
......
4 0
800
42,760
2S,OLO
28,(()0
5,000
...
...
::,:;,ouo
:30,000
...
1 1
9
2 1
99 0
l
0
2
0
2
3
]
1
3
2
16
4
9
2
10
15
};::
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17
0
0
0
0
.~61
79,600
50;
12 '
...
...
7
...
...
...
3
...
6
..
0
6 17,258
3 80,500
0 59,500
3 19,8i5
0 107,100
2 1114,S:13
1 17 fi
1 1Ci 10
0 (j 0
0 3 5
2 7 (i
80,17.)
5l,GG6
...
...
67,016
...
...
...
Ci,OOO
71,250
..,
0
0
41,000
32,000
2 14
2 19
6
0 0
6 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
1 0 0
5 0 0
4fl,OOO
:-Jo,ooo
2S,OOO
24,000
50,000
3:2,000
45,000
010
2 5
4 14
2 9
3 2
0 4
21Ci
9 25,800
0 01,300
0 47,Ci00
8 59,600
0 155,000
9
...
0 58,500
5 0
...
5
800 lOO
0
0
800
0
93 10 0
·-·-
...
39,375
74,800
...
...
...
43
14~
45S
57
~-
1'-'
ll3
813
8
I
30
34
40
...
48
20
...
...
'"'
7::!
107
10
10
60
3fl
...
...
...
:>o
G. A. Petrie, Bendigo
L. B. Birch, Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo
R. S. Kirkwood, Bendigo
G. A. Petrie, Bendigo
G. A. Petrie, Bendigo
J. H. Craig, llendigo
IT. Y. North, Bendigo
L. B. Birch, Bcndigo
J. ll. Craig, Bendigo
J. I-I. Craig, ]1endigo
J. G. Stanfield, Benuigo
L. B. llirch, Tlcndigo
,J. H. Craig, Heudigo
.J. I-L McColl, Bendigo
H. E. J\lills, Ben<ligo
II. Y. K orth, Bcndigo
30
20
...
·-..
25
125
22
77
84
23
6
55
...
...
J. H. Craig, Bendigo
,
65
I H. Y. Korth, Bcndigo
H. Y. :1\orth, Bendigo
J. G. Stanfielrl, Rendigo
L. B. Birch, Bcndigo
G. J. Keogh, 60 Queen-street
L. R. Birch, Bendigo
J. H. Craig, Bendigo
J. H. McColl, Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo. Divi·
dends by Tribute Co. (defunct), £106,281
J. G. Stanfield, Bendigo
C]{
~
i:.anse11 's 83
l.uJsell's Sandhurst
~'l's Concord ...
:Barong All n vial ...
Jk})t\lt Amalgamated
:New llendigo Goldfield Ppty.
llell Gwynne Gold Mining ...
llcw Chum Consolirlated
New Chum Railway
New Golden Fleece
~- Red \Yhite and
Cwsolidated
New Hcpeful
Jlew i'!t. Mungo ...
New Argus
New Moon
..
llewNil Dcsperandum Mining
New Prince of ·wales
New Chnm Goldfields
J(ew Moon Consolidated
lllew Moon United ...
lfew Shenandoa.h ...
llrmih New Moon ...
North Bendigo Gold Mining
North Johnson's Reef Quartz
0ae Tree Hill Pioneer
ll'.ear1
...
.. .
Jlrincess Dagmar .. .
~nix:
...
St. M!Jllgo
&a Uo1d :Mining Amalgama.
ud
..
...
Specimen Hill United
Satltli New Moon .. .
S..1h Devonshire .. .
SQJ£o1k United
.. .
:lew.th Prince of Wales
Staffocd Syndicate ...
'n.istle Gold Mining
WJU.ted Devonshire
811
4,728
2, 791
-.,
o~
3:j3
450
10,610
1,311
199
1,930
3,8::l7
23,994
...
5,H55
303
116
302
811
Uuity ...
•••
••• 11,354
United Hustler's and Redan
3,423
llnited Ulster GolJ Mining...
637
'l'ictoriaConsols ...
... 2,017
T'JII)lwia. Reef Quartz
...
141
V'ICiory and l'andora
... 2,273
Virginia ...
...
. .. 37,777
T'wioria. ( l!J03) Proprietary
.~i:nited , .
...
... 15,714
1\ tlhams Umtcd ...
...15,038
Windmill Hill
...
... 5,896
423
2,04·!
1,139
6
473
121
2,107
494
0
23
7
3
3
17
6
14
7
IS
18
10•4
8•7
8•1
'L·6
28'4
5"4
4•0
7•:5
1,886 2
504 5
8,4HJ 11
1,979 12
6
2'3
90
0
3,656
l
42
166
900
7,020
2,1JO
4,105
1,633
471
9
l, 128
1,412
1,719
83
36
18
410
63
22
14,624
166
665
:!,519
27,994
8,0!19
16,057
6 424
1;765
36
4,537
.5,670
6,971
341
138
4
2
126,485 0
5
5•3
4.4
6•7
4
21,925
80,1:\96
216,063
7,3Gl
48,938
18,160
989
6
11
16
12
18
14
12
17
19
19
19
0
13
15
l
8
5
1,019 14
1,809 9
6,210 19
...
...
s·s
5•5
5·7
5•9
3·7
:n
3·3
6•4
4•9
4•4
2·9
4•4
1'3
4•5
5·0
1•5
I
i
...
0
0
5
8
14
0
10
0
0
14
19
10
...
...
3,848
93
19
42
155
17
13·1 15,183 0
ll
t:·l
336 2
181 3·4
66 10
2·5
3
160 3
3·8
15
623 0
212
1,533
270
521
25
546
9,662
17
2
3
7
16
2
8
2,9~
1,4~3
1,771
l
7
2
2·1
8·9 6,012
8·4 1,089
5·1 2,042
3·6
101
4•8 2,184
5'1 38,649
17,108
1,064
19,724
188,:?87
528
144,608
9,000 5:!7,420
25 215
1,500 1:17:538
49,455
3,946
59
15,420
59,130
9,486
1, 717
1,680 7
2!S 2
89 0
10·5 4,015 16
9•4 7,267 18
5•2 24,829 12
...
.........
...
...
13,542 12 27,300 0
312 5
..
5,148 6
700 0
90,9:!8 3 137,200 0
112,501 6 171,077 7
70 0
.
5,677
21,974
3,109
8
3
13
16
12
11
4
17
16
15
0
685
9
9
10,442
2,2!J4 6
77,'2:25 10
4.5,600
2,000 75,578
4,WO 330,074
25.962 14
14,978 3
201,:267 11
...
7,035
...
I ......
0
17
0
4
8
12 [10,800
3·7 11,688 4
5·6 1 5,691 4
6·0 1 7,214 17 /1,587 1'
*Alluvial miaes.
...
14,678
16,871
11,742
4,59•)
0
3
1,306
192
3
...
8~,031
96,758
16,156
39,400
110,530
71,285
52,088
194,369
17,608
120,854
13
0
15
0
lOt
11
4
173,250
15,600
19,838
126,000
362,928
2,000
43,500
20,800
0
0
13
0
0
0
0
0
18,000 0
1,200 0
H8,625 0
25,800 0
81,3!)7 11
9,000 0
61,200 0
39,600
13,800
461,600
47,400
24,120
2,250
0
0
0
0
0
0
238,650
0
54,700
162,827
162,000
59,075
99,600
6,461
149,887
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
24, 000
26. 000
40, ~00
28, 000
38, 000
36, 890
40, 000
45, 000
24, (){)()
30 000
30 000
24 000
40 000
30 000
32 000
42 000
40 000
38 000
40 000
24 000
36 000
24 000
30 000
34 000
24 000
32 000
Acrell.
0
l
0
0
1
1 0
5 0
5 0
0 10
2
1
5
l
0
1
2
2
2
3
0
1
1
5
1
2
l
2
l
2
2
32
48
32
40
32
36
27
000
000
000
000
000
920
000
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
16
0
0
0
0
...
0
...
5 0
48 000
40 000
Q')
000
·'~
24 000
40 200
30 000
210
32 ouo
28 000
31,873 81 3,583 l 1400 000
4,086 l4
437 10 35 000
135,847 6t 60,322 0 34 :>42
t
I
0
I ...
g w;ooo
0
0
0
0
...
...
...
...
0
0
.......
...
...
....
...
...
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
...
...
...
9,496
...
...
...
...
......
0
...
...
0
...
...
...
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
...··-
1 5
5 0
2 0
210
5 0
5 0
2 0
0
0
·-...
1
1
0
2
10
...
5
0
0
...
...
...
0
0
0
I
0·
o!
Oi
0:
oj
·-...
...···-...
...
24.000
i
30,000
28,000
28,000
36,890
0 12 0
0 19 4
0 9 6
0 4 3
1 9 6
2 14 0
0 7 3
45,000
24,000
30,000
30,000
24,000
40,000
30,000
32,000
42,000
40,000
28,504
40,000
24,000
36,000
2·1,000
30,000
31,458
24,000
24,000
0 3
0 15
1 14
0 17
0 9
0 7
0 14
0 5
0 14
Oil
0 6
0 8
0 9
3 1
0 7
1 ll
1 ll
0 15
l 10
26;oou
...
49,000
40,000
32,000
24.000
40,200
30,000
32,001?
28,000
I
i
I
6
3
3
8
6
9
0
6
6
6
0
9
0
6
9
9
6
0
9
...
...
...
...
32,000
48,000
32,000
37,000
32,000
36,920
27,000
1
1
0
0
2
2
l
239,88-i
35,000
34,042
0
43
23
24
7,875
52
2
......
14
9
71
51
30
110
110
......
...
...
...
54,2i3
...
11,560
...
......
...
l
3
...
48
...
13
25
72
27
8
5,241
......
...
. ''
=-'-·'
43,500
17,450
......
6
3 6
0 0
...
8,000
30,187
23,000
0 0
9 9
16 3
15 3 28,212
17 0 119,700
18 11 98,760
8 6 38,425
<l
...
...
...
...
...
55,050
95,714
~I .......
6
9
112
...
0 16 3 I ...
011 0 ..:::,ooo
0 17 7 : :?S,133
1 14 (: i 41,700
0 .j
8,250
r !'J
0 13
0 16
...
59,979
4!,125
102,126
'
15
43
43
86
24
23
...
7
153
G. A. Petrie, Bendigo
R. S. Kirkwood, Bendig(
R. A. Rankin, Bendigo
J. H. McColl, Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo
H. E. Mills, BenJigo
30
20
...
·-
...
...
...
...
10
30
...
...
30
......
40
24
...
5
...
20
...
...
62
27
21
lOO
50
108
30
24
.·-..
30
......
20
i
J. G. Stanfield, Bendigo
J. T. Garvin, Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo
W. B. 'Valker, Bendigo
W. B. ·walker, Bendigo
J. H. McColl, Bendigo
R. S. Kirkwood, Bendigo
J. H. McColl, Bendigo
H. E. 1\fills, Bendigo
H. E. Mills, Bendigo
G. A. Petrie, Bcndigo
J. H. MCcoll, Bendigo
R. A. Rankin, Bcndigo
W. Weddcll, Dendigo
J. T. Garvin, Bcndigo
H. E. Mills, BenJigo
G. A. Petrie, Bendigo
It. S. Kirkwood, Bendigo
II. Y. Korth, Beudigo
!
J. H. McColl, Bendigo
R. S. Kirkwood, Dendigo
G. H. Green, llendigo
J. G. Stanfield, Bendigo
L. B. Birch, Bendigo
R. S. Kirkwood, Bendigo
D. H. Mann, Bendigo
J. H. M.::Coll, Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo,
£207,900 dividends before
re.fo;mi~:~g in 1886
G. A. Petrie, B6Bdigo
L. B. Birch, Bendigo
J. H. McColl, Bendigo
L. B. Birch, Bendigo
J. H. Craig, Bendigo
H. Y. North,· Bendigo
H. Y. North, Bendigo
et
~.
:...;;
H. Y. North, Bendigo
G. H. Green, Bendigo
1. H. Cra.ig, Bendigo
: Value in poundli.
I
I
GOLD YIELDS .AND DIVIDENDS-continutd.
YnlLD oF GoLD roR YEAR.
Locality aml Name of t.:on1t>auy.
Total.
Per
Ton.
Vh·idends
t.o
])ate.
Ya1uc.
·-----1--·----tow::J.
o~.
d" t. I dwt.
£
a.
.::'';mhcr
i-------lol
£.
tons.
£
s.
I
~hares.
I
NoMIK;,_L-c:;;;AL.
ol
s,
Ki.bnore Division.
82-i
Alpine Gold Mining
1,8lS
Broad ford Gol'l Mining
5
H. Bullock, Reedy Creek ...
2
Gem, H. Guy, Heedy Creek
8
Jlll!. Gilhert, Reedy Creek .. .
lOO
J. Eennelly, Kilmore
.. .
19
C. E. J.,a.mers, Reedy Creek .. .
3
J. Hcldell, Reedy Creek .. .
2.}
Brooklyn (late Lord Dudley)
awl Co., Strath
4
212
829
9
9
2
9
31
6
2-t
18
.5·1
11
9·1
0 36·0
3 9h'i
12
4•5
9
I·!J
13 33·~
14 I 44 6
16 I 19·9
744 7
3,318 6
32
450
4,166
3,675 0
2,817
35 11
2
9 3
31 17
lOO
9 9
31 13
614
19
3
uoo
1s:ooo
I
ls .. UJt]).
Fnlly
Con;
d.
I I
BL.,DIGO DISTRICT-continued.
8JB.RJ·8
I
'
I
eac~:_)m!d up~~
l
I
Amount
£
I
Per Sha.re.
2,0001 30,000
18,000
~UP'-1 Extent
Total.
of Propetty.
. ,.
No of
Stamps.
I
Legal Manager and Remarks.
- - - - - - - - - _ _ _ ----~-£
a, d.
l I \
0 5 0
0 5 0
I
0A1'11'Al. CALLED
I
£
I
acres.
I
I
10
0 2 1
0 2 8
I
2,400
91 0
31
28
5
47
13
W. J. W. Strong, 99 Qlteen-a._
D. H.McDone.ld,60 Market-&~
J. C. .Anderson, 370 High:street, St. Kilda
25 2 •1::!55
Ot
.,...
Heatlte:utc Divi•ion.
T. Aproo and Co., Lyall
J BPll, Lyall
.. .
H. Oon"y, Lyall
.. .
Harnell
..
.. .
J. W. Hardson, l!eatheote
J. ll€aly, Lyall
C. ,J oue,, Lyall
Mchor Creek D,c,]ge*
T. ::\1nrphy, Lyall ...
Syn•licn.t e
Ltd.
Victoria
(::s' ow Cod.ertield }j iuing) ...
Heathcote .Junction Hy.lraulie
Sluicing•
...
'vY. A. Rogers, Lyall
F. Taylor an<i Co, Lynll
J. Wilson, Lyall ..•
•>~·}
az
:35
36
287
46
9G
17 0
88 0
2:~ 6
8 0
144
9:J
116
161
7
19
17
1:{
()
19
13·6
550
1:{·3
4'4
IO·t
40 a
l!!•i:l
12·2
788 7
870
-~
43 14
85 16
30 9
3 10
52 0
1!J·O
44
49 14
!}
6 15
I 3
1 19
22•6
215
15 0
l·.'i
39
s:~
:J:.l
10
7·0
R 11skwortll Dh·!.>ion.
T. Birney, Whroo ...
J. Bi
Bovd
Boyee awl
E. Brasher·
t
15
10
t 7
349 10
4:;4 10
64+ 0
;l() 2
17 0
25
212
:m o
2811
22-l 10
3
1H
161
200
14,542
6"!
178 16
;;19 5
176
13 14
33
2~'
605
284
0
5
11 17
C. H. F. Straede, Heathcote
50
0
4,000
0 0
4,000
0 10 0
2,000
3
83
14
J. J. Doyle, Costerfield
G. Chaster, Castlemaine
8
10
H. Bren a.nd Co. .••
,. .
Clarke and Co., \Vhroo
•.•
H. H. Hipgrave, Whroo
...
Key and Co., \Vhroo
...
,J. Lathrope
...
...
Ludlow and Co. .. .
...
Northanson and Co., "Whroo
'l'amlyn and Co., Whroo .•.
J. ~ipgrave and Co., Fontaml>leau
•..
. ..
T. Bra.dford, Rush worth . ..
Nuggetty Hill
...
...
J.· :Sbewan, Rush worth
...
,.
23
27
2
4
15
10
10
9
9
246
432
49
27 0
27 2
23·5
4 13
2 8
t4 10
20•\1
109·5
38·0
33· 7
9·3
4'8
32•2
3 2
6·9
15 3
181 17
192 5
8•4,
78•7
10 19
7 12
25
6
42 19
1 •2
752 12
2,934
211
1,794 19
383 0
• AJ1u1'hll mine..<;,.
15
t Concentrates.
12
\Y. H. Taylor, Rusl>worth
§ AC!CS.
':'.,""1'
~1
STATEllfENT showing the Yield of
Gold from Mill, from Concentrates, and from Tailings from
!'Ome mines for the Year ended 31st December, 1910:-
From Battery.
Comp~ny
From Concentrlltes.
From Tall!Dgs.
or Mine.
Ore
Treated.
Yield
ol Gold.
Value
of Gold.
----·-···
...
...
ton!'!.
Beehive
1,857
Border City
217
Broad ford
1,818
Chiltern G. Bar
Ex.
987
Chiltern G. Bn.r
3,867
Cassilis
4,1155
Central
Cooktnan's
2,816
Derlly United ...
101
Eaglehawk Consolidated
... 1,100
Excelshr Reef
3,270
1?renchman's
Heef
7,936
Jubilee
31,066
'"
Long Tunnel ... 28,048
Lord Nelson
32,385
Magdaht
8,215
New \Vardcn
50
New :\1oon
25,854
Kew l'rince of
13,849
'V~tlcs
North Otago ...
447
North British
(Oswald's)
4,433
Premier
...
64
l'yrenee~ Propy.
1,782
Relav Svnrlicate
228
Rose:Thistle,and
Shamrock
6,684
Scots Persevera nee
1,348
and
Slo::tnes
Scotdnmm's
1,160
Specimen HilL
3,827
Sonth German ...
6,542
SonthNew Moon 23,994
Victorian Star
Ltd.
... 4,084
Victoria United 27,862
"'illiams' Fancy 28,607
"'oah
Haw'p
No. 1
5,001
Pyrites Works
at
Ballarat,
Bendigo, &c.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Totals
... ,294,454
OZEI,
dwts.
811 13
Ill 0
779 11
742 11
1,508 6
786 12
913 0
40 17
217 7
1,869 14
3,360 10
7,531 9
1:~.194 12
7,857 0
410 8
79 11
6,758 4
..
£
Quantity
Treated.
Process.
ton~.
....•..
...
3,801 14
156 0
9
...
456
32 0
25 0
1,541 7
131 10
lOO 0 Cyunide
5,886 0
If
46
145 0
...
...
11
...
11
11
11
3
14
If
ft
11
...
()
Chlrntn .
'
...
7,719
3
...
902 0 3,412 7
7,810 15 33,053 14 Chlrntn.
3,973 16 16,276 15
11
...
80,746
...
3
...
·...
·-
·-
6,116
4
-~-·
...
...
24
48 19
...
...
46,.,
108'
I
7,926 4
1,0:)!1 Hi
:,;
1,919 3
...
...
590 3
Cyanide 13,920
2
0 Cyanide 42,985 2,494 16
13
270 10
3,970
"
0
0
60
...
Cyanide
11
66
1,463
\
102 0
...
2,09l 0
60.} 6
34 18
14 0
26
10
...
2 7,218 18 Chlrntn.l
14 6,207 13
"
15 24,829 12
675 4
155 7
~2
4,069 13 Chlmtn.
1,417 4
...
...
9,310
2,304
9J.8 1
...
9 Chlrntn.
1,'239 14
J,5UI 5
/1
If
232 8
1,583 17
68~ 16
1,270 10
652 16
51 0
262 12
616 18
.. .
8
314 14
383 11
...
...
..
2,665
4,239
583 4
2,617
5,082
2,592
153
1,052
o•s. dwta.
tons•
\'alue of
Yield.
275 5
2,781 0
76
377
291
446
960
8
225
116
1,483 7
Yield of
Gold.
86 15
1,060
7,051 1,044 14
78 17
...
'Chlrntn.
206
1,797
1,47i
6,121
I
211 19
19 4
2,015 18
151 18
1,o:n 12
954 2
311
~uantity
reated,
6
...7
......
4,071 0 15,918 6
546 3 2,101 14
s.
.£
85 7 Cyanide
:)3 0
196 9
11
13,265 2
ozs. dwts.
24 0
8 0
50 0
870 0
...
7,427 0 Chlrntn.
...
Process.
4
2
5
·-
2,941 6
5,948 0
...
2,483 0 Chlrntn
...
V&lue
of Yield.
--~
2,95:2 3
249 0
3,121 17
46,181
24,795
1,418
2tl7
26,942
Yield
of Gold.
76
12
509
89
139 2 Cyanide
56 0
If
118 10
451 12
8,635 1,339 13
u 12
320
206 0
800
9:;' 17
320 lO
Cyanide
1,108
393 18
304 0
49 0
2,020 19 Cyanide
9,065
564 13
......
410 Hi
...
0
...
Cyanide
tl
133 5
.. .
3
7
,
l4
16
36·i
123
71 9
757 0
231 9
3
4 6
508
2,298 13
.
293 4
3,0!8 10
967 16
13,108 21,047 0
- - ---- ---·
- ----- - - - - - - - - -108,903
16,938 30,196 13
8,671 3 30,811 4
·-
·-
57
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR.
(E. J. Dunn., F.G.S.)
Throughout the past year the staff of the Geological Survey has been fully employed in working
out the rock structure and general geology of the State, and the work has been supervised by me. Steady
progress has been made in elucidating the special features of the Ballarat and Bendigo Gold-fields, and
the data obtained will prove of lasting value.
Visits have been paid to the following localities, and in some cases several visits have been made
to the same locality :-Powlett, Daylesford, Ballarat, Bendigo, Kawarren, Timboon, Lang Lang, Grant,
Staweli, Welshpool, lnverloch, San Remo, Hurdy Gurdy Creek, Kyneton, Lauriston, Dereel, Warrnambool,
Port Fairy, Clunes, Myrtleford, BuffaJo River, Benalla, French Island, Euroa, Crib Point, Yea, Bonnie
Doon, Barnawartha, Beechworth, Eldorado, Tarrawingee, Tallangatta, Castleruaine, Chewton, ~Iansfield,
and J amieson.
Control has been exercised over the boring, no far as selecting the sites is concerned, and applications
for leases and for loans under the ~iining Development Acts have been dealt with. ~!embers of the staff
were occupied throughout the year as under :111r. lV. Baragwanath, iunior, Fndrrgronnd Rm·veyor, th:·mrghout the year has continued in charge
oi the Ballarat District. From January to the beginning of June was devoted to topographical and
surface geological field-work around Ballarat, the fic[d-work was completed by August, and some of
the plans were finished by the end of Ortober. Novmnber and December \vere spent for the most part
at Daylesford and Bendigo. Surveys of the following mines were also made :-Woah Hawp No. 2, New
Indicator, Reward, Ballarat Prospecting, Ballarat City, ~ew Kohinoor, Woah Hawp Canton.
Inspections were made and reports furnished on the following mines, &c. :--Newlyn Valley, in
re boring, Britannia, Ballarat East, Limonite deposit at Bradshaw's Creek, New Kohinoor (several visits),
Ballarat East Prospecting, West Berry Consols, Magotty Hill, Buninyong Rand, New Cornish mine,
Daylesford, Steele's Pioneer. Inspections of land were made at Taylor's Hill, Bradshaw's Creek, Durham
Lead, Lal Lal, Dereel, Allendale, Creswick, and ~apoleons.
Underground plans of the Ballarat West mines were prepared in the office, and only require the
titles to be inserted to complete them. The N cw Cornish United mine, Daylesford (Mitchell's and Bonnard's
shafts), was examined and reported on. Steele's Pioneer mine, Yandoit, was surveyed and reported upon.
At the Woah Hawp Canton and North Woah Hawp mines the sites of the nuggets on the indicator were
determined and placed on a sect.ion.
As assistants, ltfr. J. P. L. Kenny was at Ballarat up to 4th August; ltfr. P. J. Lacey acted as
chainman up to August; ltfessrs. J. Foster and lV. Eilwards as chainmen during the whole year; and
ltfr .. lV. Forbes acted as chainman during November; Mr. G. L. Nightingale acted as draughtsman
during the year.
Mr. Il. S. lVhitelaw.-During the year Mr. Whitelaw has continued the surface and underground
survey at Bendigo. The extension of the anticlines at the surface has been pushed on, and 45 miles of
additional length has been laid down on the map. A preliminary plan, showing the anticlines so far as
surveyed and the areas of sold land, has been published. It embraces a total length of 20 miles, extending
from Raywood, on the north, to ~fandurang, on the south, and a total width at the City of Bendigo of 4~
miles. A feature and general map of the whole area to scale of 20 chains to 1 inch is in course of preparation.
The longitudinal sections of the several lines of reefs in the 8 miles block showing the surface
pitch, and, where possible, the pitch underground, have been prepared, and three lines will be published
in this Annual. Besides the above, Bird's Reef mine was reported upon; the bore sites to test the slimes
deposited along the old course of Bendigo Creek below Huntly were laid out. The Pioneer mine, One Tree
Hill, was reported on. Along the New Chum line, the South Belle Vue, Eureka Extended, New Chum
Railway, Shenandoah, Shamrock, Garibaldi, New Chum Consolidated, Lansell's 222 and 180 mines, and the
Victoria Quartz shafts were sounded in connexion with the proposed drainage scheme. A report on marble
deposits, Limestone Creek, Wombat Creek, Native Dog Creek, Mitta ~fitta River, &c., was prepared and
sent in. ~Iatrix Reef, :M:clntyre's, and Goldsmith's Ueei, Jackass Flat, were inspected.
The lower
levels of Russell's Reef Amalgamated, near Lamiston, were surveyed. The Caledonia mine Castlemaine,
Harry L::mder mine Campbelltown, and New Golden Hill mine Fryerstown, were inspected. Anticlinal
lines through the Bendigonia Company's leases, Chewton, were surveyed. Sites were selected for shafts
on the Derby and Miller lines of reefs. A plan and section were made of the Sheepshead line of reefs, to
show the probable course of an auriferous reef now being worked at 311 feet in the Central Red, White, and
Blue mine. Twenty cases of fossilfl, each one accurately locat-ed, have been sent in to Head Office. 1Jc1r.
lVhitelaw has had as assistants during the year Mr. E. S. Usher, AssiHtant Field Geologist; Mr. J. J.
Oaldwell, foreman; Mr. lV. Farbes, chainman up to November; Mr. E. G. Egglestone, chainman (fossil
collector); and 111r. 0. J ..Thornpson, chainman. 2lfr. Rai.sbeck, draughtsman, resigned in April, and Mt.
Bonnet took up the position at the end of August.
Mr. 0. A. L. lVhitelaw.-On 21st January the topographical and geological work on tho central
and northern portion of the Jamieson sheet was resumed, and continued until 26th February. During
this period the Golden Gate mine, J amieson, was surveyed, so as to connect the tunnel and shaft workings.
This was done, and the shoot of gold worked out from the adit to the shaft. From the 28th of Febru:1ry
to 5th of March :Mr. Whitelaw accompanied the Hon. the Treasurer from Jamieson to Walhalla. From
29th March a survey was made of the surface and underground workings of the ::'~few Dempsey's and South
Dempsey's mines. Plans and sections were completed on 31st March, and sent in. In April the Hon. the
Minister of Mines was accompanied through the minefl at J amieson, Kevington, Gaflney's Creek, and
58
Walha.lla. From 27th April field work was resumccl., and the rough country in the north-east.cornel' of
the sheet, lying between the Goulburn and Jamieson Rivers, t<> the west of the Dividing Range, was
surveyed. On 25th May the camp was removed to Pheasant Creek, and the area between Flourbag Creek
and Mount Terrible was surveyed. Underground surreys were also made of the Elsie Mny, Routh Elsie
May, Enterprise, and Britannia mines. On the 29th June underground work was begun at the Star of
the West Extended, and continued to 8th September. The following mines were surveyed and sectionC(i
throughout :-Star of the West Extended, Victoria, Clancy's, Star Blocks, Pride of Goulburn, and North
Gleeson's. In addition, the workings of the Blue Ribbon, Straw and Marrows, Hungarian, Clancy's,
Sailor Bill's, Gleeson's, Alabama, Star Blocks, Champion, Star of the West, and Star of the West Extended
mines were connected into a group by surveys. Work done subsequently to the original surrey was
brought up to date. Upon 18th September the main camp was removed to Jamieson, and field work was
resumed. The Goulburn River and i~ affiuents have now been surveyed, both topographically and
geologically, from its source to Jamieson township. The survey is being continued up the Jamieson River,
and should be completed shortly in that area.
Sixty-nine square miles of the surface geology and topography have been completed within the
year; 5,100 feet of underground sectioning and 41,905 feet of mine surveying. Mr. W. Alien and
Mr. L. J. MoLe ish acted as chainmen.
Mr. W. H. Ferguson, Assistant Field Geologist, was engaged from 21st January to 27th September
in making a. geological and topographical surrey of the Stciglitz Goldfield, and in compiling statistics as
to the gold-field. Surveys of the Waterloo, Homeward Bound, Kinglock and South Kinglock mines were
made. Fossils were collected from the various zones in the Ordovician rocks of the locality, and their sites
were fixed by traverses. Plans and sections of the mines were sent in to Head Office.. A fossil occurrence
at Glenrowan was reported upon. The remainder of the year was employed in collecting rock specimens
and fossils from the Heathcotc beds at Knowsley East, from Nowa Nowa, and South Buchan districts.
:Mr. E. S. Egglest<>ne acted as chainman.
Mr. A. M. Howitt, Assistant Field Geologist, fl:om .January to the end of May was engaged in the
completion of the topographical and geological survey of the Talbot quarter sheet, and 8 square miles
of country were surveyed and laid down. During the same period several localities were inspected and
reported upon, as Newstead, Havelock, Wareek, :M:a.ryborough, Yandoit, Caralulup, Cockatoo, Craigie,
Majorca, and Alma, and some time was spent at Bendigo. Since .Tunc Mr. Howitt has been engaged in
superintending the transference of the geological collections from the vaults to the Museum, in readiness
for their display in the show cases that are being made for. their reception. He has attended to the
gathering together from vaults, offices, &c., of all books and publications, and their removal to the
Library, where they have been arranged on the shelves, and a catalogue has been compiled. He has also
assisted in dealing with the numerous land applications. Chainman, .1b-. E. T. il<lellber-g.
Mr. J. 8. Easton.-From 11th January to 21st March Mr. Easton was engaged at Head Office in
completing plans and reports of the areas surveyed in the Ovens River, Buckland River, and Happy
Valley localities; in laying down the field work and preparing plans of Eldorado Creek, between the
Woolshed and Eldorado; in making plan, &c., of the Red Jacket mine, Upper Buckland; and in writing
reports on the Yackandandah and Stanley districts, with complete records of the gold yields from the
several quartz mines so far as obtainable.
,
On the 21st of March he proceeded to Bethanga, and since then has surrcyed and laid down on a
plan about 200 square miles of country between the Mitta Mitta and Murray Rivers, in the parishes of
Berringa, Tatonga, Talgarno, Bungil, Bungil East, Thologolong, Bullioh, Granya, Wagra, and Yabba.
The area consists principally of metamorphic rocks, as schists and gneiss, with dykes of many
varieties; also much granitic rock, which appears to have resulted from metamorphic action. The Bethanga
gold-field occurs in this metamorphic area, also the Granya gold-field, which is sitt1atc on Cotton Tree
Creek, in granitic country. Jlfr. El. Poster acted as chainman throughout the year.
Mr. J. P. L. Kenny, Assistant Field Geologist, was engaged from January until 4th August at
Ballarat assisting Mr. Baragwanath and in preparing plans and reports on Bright and Freeburg, and
portion of quarter sheet 47 N.W. Plans and sections of the underground workings, with reports, were
prepared on the Lone Hand and Lone Hand Extended mines at Wandiligong. From the 9th August to
the end of the year was occupied in surveying the area of metamorphic rocks around Baruawartha, and
28 square miles of country has been surveyed and mapped. Reports were furnished on the Indigo
Pioneer gold mine and on Archer's wolfram mine. For the Museum a collection of specimens was made
from the metamorphic rocks. :From 14th to 25th November was spent at Beechworth and vicinity in
levelling along Reid's Creek and in making transverse sections between Beechworth and Eldorado.
Mr. P. J. Lacey acted as chainman from August to the end of the year.
Mr. E. 8. Usher.- From January to the beginning of April Mr. Usher was engaged in surveys of the
anticlinal lines at Mandurang, and in plotting the work. From April to July the surface outcrops of the
anticlines within the S-mile block were levelled. These were plotted on scale of 750 feet to 1 inch.
August, September, and October were employed in surveying on the Break o' Day Gully area, and the
outcrops of the anticlines were levelled, the contour work was filled in, and a complete plan made of the
whole area. From the beginning of November to the end of the year the fossil localities have been located
The localities were plotted
from Bendigo Creek to the north and south boundaries of the 8-mile block.
on the plan, and copies sent to Head Office. A detailed survey was also made along about 4 miles of the
Sheepshead line of reefs, the surface was levelled, and a longitudinal section prepared. The mines along this
portion of the Sheepshead line were accurately surveyed, so as to show the" pitch" and probable course of
the rich saddle reef worked in the Central Red White and Blue mine. Smaller surveys were made for
the purpose of locating shaft.s. A plan was prepared showing the trigonometrical work done on the
Bendigo gold-field.
Mr. D. J. Mahony, .M.Sc., ],.G.S., Professional Assistant, for the greater part of the year has been
engaged in editorial, petrological and general office work.
59
Considerable time has also been devoted to Petrological work other than the above. The following
places have been visited :-Ballarat, Ballan, Gembrook, Somerville, and Tallangatta.. Mr. Ivlahony has
also superintended the removal of the Geological Survey collections from the Exhibition Building to
the new Museum. He has carried on general office work, and exercised general supervision in my
absence, detennined the nature of numerous specimens submitted to the survey, and translated the foreign
oorrespondence and prepared for publication the following:Memoir No. 9.-The Geology of the Camperdown and Mount Elephant Districts, by H. J.
Grayson and D. J. Mahony.
Bulletin No. 23.-Biographical Sketch of the Founders of the Geological Survey of Victoria,
by E. J. Dunn, with Bibliography by D. J. Mahony.
Reoords of the Geological Survey, Vol Ill., Part 1.
The following are in the Press :Memoir No. 10.-The Wedderburn Gold-field, by 0. A. L. Whitelaw, with Appendix on the
Petrology of the District by D. J. Mahony.
Memoir No. 11.-The Maryborough Gold-field, by A. JYI. Howitt, with Appendix on the Petrology of the District by D. J. Mahony.
Bulletin No. 24.-The Woolshed Valley, near Beechworth, by E. J. Dunn, with Appendix on the
Petrology by D. J.JY1ahony.
Reeonls of the Geological Survey, Vol. Ill., Parts 2 and 3.
The following are in course of preparation :Bulletin.-The Hustlers Line of Reefs, Bendigo, by H. S. Whitelaw.
Bulletin.-Victorian Minerals.
Report on Rocky Lead, by W. H. Ferguson.
The Buckland District, by J. P. L. Kenny.
Mr. J. M. Coakley, Lithographic Branch.-1\ir. J. M. Coakley in charge, assisted by Messrs. C.
Glover, A. E. Smith, T. W. Dewey, and W. E. Bennctt.
During the past year the usual work of the office has been carried on, including the laying down of
the field work on the stones, and the preparation of sections, diagrams, and illustrations for the various
publications of the survey. For the Annual Report of 1909 diagrams were prepared showing the gold yields,
the deepest shafts and winzes to date, the amount of coal obtained, and number of miners employed in the
black coal mines of Victoria, the number of feet bored, and the cost per foot ; plans and sections of the
boring done during 1909; track map of the eastern portion of the State; map of Victoria, showing areas
over which auriferus reefs crop out ; ploo of anticlines, Bendigo, along which auriferous reefs occur, and
the land covering these lines already sold ; and a map showing the rninoral springs of Victoria.
In progress is the following work :Mr. 0. A. L. Whitelaw's Geological Plan of Wood's Point (No. 34, W.) is being placed on the
stone with other plans and sections; Mr. 0. A. L. 'Vhitelaw's Geological Quarter-sheet of
Wedderburn (No. 63D, S.W.), with numerous plans and sections, is nearly ready for publication ; Mr. W. Baragwanath junior's Geological :Map of Walhalla (No. 22, N.W.),
:Mr. A. M. Howitt's Geological Map of Maryborough (No. 42B, S.W.), with plans and sections;
Plans and sections in connexion with Records, Vol. III., Parts 2 and 3.
Locality plans have been compiled by .M:r. Smith, showing position of Mineral Springs and
sites of all coal bores. Skeleton plans for the officers in the field, and all necessary tracings,
&c., have been prepared in the office.
·
The Annual Report of the Geological Survey Laboratory is as under:-
Staff.
The Staff consists ofP. G. W. Bayly, Assoc. S.A.S.M., Chemist and Assayer, Officer-in-charge.
Alan G. Hall, Assoc. W.M.C., Assistant Chemist (senior).
A. MeN eilage, Mechanic.
StudentsJ. P. Taylor, Senior Student.
J. Clark, Junior Student.
E. E. Poole, Junior Student.
Simon Fraser, junior, Junior Student.
During the year Mr. A. A. Topp resigned from his position as Assistant Chemist (Junior) to take
up a position with the Cassrlis G.:M. Coy.; and :Mesrs. Opie, Love, and White completed their term of service
and have obtained good positions outside.
New Laboratory.
From the beginning of the year the New Laboratory has been in commission, and the old building
at Richmond was handed over to the Public Works Department.
The new building, which is splendidly equipped with apparatus suitable for carrying out the best
class of work, consists of large furnace room, large main laboratory, and ten smaller rooms for various
,
classes of work, office, stores, &c.
The operations of the year include a great nnmber of tests on clays and pigments, rock analyses,
and ore and mineral determinations.
A great many analyses of coal have been made owing to the development of the Powlett State
Coal Mine. Regul!l>f 3:n~lyses have been made of the slack coal from the mine.
Briquette Tests.
The boiler tests (stationary) show that, under working conditions, the briquettes from slack compare
very favorably with other fuels.
·
I. Newcastle coal
2. Powlett slack briquetted
3. Powlett screened
4:. Powlett slack, raw
Eva.por!!.tion
lbs. of water
from & at 212".
Relative
percentage
value.
8·26 lbs.
8·07 "
7•70 "
100·0
97•7
93•2
7·18 "
87·0
The cost of manufacture, taking all charges, and including cost of sleek coal in Melbourne, is
14s. 5d. per ton f.o.b. Melbourne. This estimate is based on the experimmtal manufacture of some
hundredweights of briquettes.
For household use the ovoid shape has proved a great success, and if this work be undertaken on
a large scale a successful industry might result.
Staiement of Assays.
The total number of samples received was 842, including 1,521 deterrninations.
Results have been classified as follows : A.-Analvses and Chemical Determinations.
B.-Fire ·Assays.
C.-Ore Testing Experiments.
D.-Experimental Tests on Natural Prodftcts.
E.-Ventilation of Mines Tests.
A.-Analyses and Chemical Determination$!. Quantitative AnalysesComplete ..
34:
Partial
16
Water
4
Coal
127
181
2. Individual Assays of MetalsCopper
Lead
Tin
Iron
Antimony
Bismuth ..
Manganese
Nickel and Cobalt
Platinum ..
Wolfram
Miscellaneous
45
4
15
64
8
9
13
4
8
11
67
248
113
26
3. ]/lineral and Rock Determinatione
4. Qualitative Analyses
B.-Fire AssaysGold
Silver ..
44:0
421
861
0.-0re TestsAmalgamation tests
Cyanide tests
Concentration test.s
7
2
9
18
D.-Experimental TestsClays (briquettes)
Glaze ..
Pigments
Determination of economic value ..
41
1
21
11
74
1,521
E.~-Minimetric
Solution TestsTubes sent out ..
,!8
The number of actual determin::>tious reported (1,521) represents a much larger number of distinct
The complete analyses at times involve the determination of as many a~l twenty
separate elements. Jlmcticc;,lly every determination is made in duplicate.
The number of samples received (842) and the deterrninations involvea (1,521) are considerably
higher than for any former year at the L<fboratory. This is to some extent due to the more convenient
situation of the Laboratory l.nnlcling.
StatJ.-The members of the Staff, although considerably short-handed, hrwe worked well and
enthusi&sticalJy during the year.
.
.
.
Appendix.-! am fonvardin{; 1 .as usual, a stat.cment flhowmg some of the morP. mtflrP.Rtmf.( assays
and. analyses of the year.
and separate estimations.
61
APPENDIX.
GoLD AND SrLVER AssAYs.
---~
No.
---------~------
Description.
oz. dwt. gr.
45
149
176
187
220
297
365
372
394
468
515
526
532
551
555
573
580
590
596
597
619
621
694
2 6 9
Dyke material and quartz
Barytes
Quartz and pyrites ..
Complex sulphide ore
Quartz and ferruginous clay
Siliceous lode material
Galena.
Nil
Trace
9 6 22
1 1 21
Trace
,
"
Ferruginous quartz
Ferruginous pyritic quartz
Pyrites
Grey compact quartz
Galena.
..
..
Quartz and pyrites ..
Quartz and Bismutite
Quartz
Chalcopyrite and quartz
Massive chalcopyrite
Arsenopyrite
Arsenopyrite and quartz
Dyke material
3 "0 6
...')'
..
\
734
758
759
763
765
766
0 1 0
0 0 20
Trace
Nil
1 12 8
2 11 22
"
"lode material
Siliceous
oz. dwt. gr.
0
12
3
8
()
8
8
9
2 0
9 13
0 2
6 4
4 19
15 10
9 0
12 17
1 13 12
0 18 23
0 13 1
0 2 5
8 9 20
2 11
0
1
2
9
0
7
7
16
9
19
15
4
14
8
6
16
1 5 5
0 1 7
0 3 14
Trace
6 9 0
,"
3 6 15
3 4 16
"5 11
15 20
3 11 0
0 1 23
0 1 23
1
5
1
5
3 4
0 7
3 11 12
11
8 16
7 1 0
Cockatoo
Murrungowar
Wangrabellc
Cassilis G .M. Co.
Combienbar
Ten Mile, Ja.micson River
Bucha.n
"
Burke's
Flat
Dereel"
Steiglitz
Murrindal, Pyramid Hill
Mount Bendoc
Beechworth
Near Wangaratta
Orbost
Burnt Gully, Bendigo
Wodonga
" Creek
Cockatoo
Near "'l'en Mile
"
"
"
"
N~~r No~~ Nowa
Wedderlmrn
() 7 12 . Langley, near Kyneton
1 11 0
2 7 17
Trace
,
1 13 16
H
Locality.
1 2 13
2 6 17
,
Slate and pyrites
Stibnite
Quartz and sandstone
Ferruginous quartz ..
Quartz and mineral ..
Quartz and pyrites
''
2 8 9
25 3 17
1 10 5
3 7 20
0 5 21
695
696 Lod~'wrul '~nd m;terial
697 Gossan
698 Ferruginous gossan ..
714
Silver.
Gold.
''
'rwist's Creek
Illabarook
n
"
ConEB AssAYS.
No.
--
•
Metal.
Description.
61 Quartz
..
..
62 Quartz gossa.ny
..
63 Ferruginous quartz ..
65 Quartz and dyke m.aterial
176 Quartz and pyrites .. Jii
227 Diorite dyke
.
331 Copper pyrites
..
.
573
580
I)90
..
Concentrates
Calcite with Copper Stains
Quartz and malachite
Chalcopyrite and quartz
"
L ocality.
Silver.
--------
-Cu.
334
489
Gold.
"
..
..
..
..
!
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Percentage.
6.89
1.4:6
6.82
5.13
7.05
2.88
2.!1
27.90
1.30
3.14
11.93
29.44
oz. dwt. gr.
0 3 22
1 11 8
0 3 22
0 1 23
Trace
0 1 13
0 0 8
Trace
0 0 19
0 fj 21
Trace
Nil
OZ,
dwt. gr.
0
1
0
1
3
18
13
17
10
10
8
0
1
0 2
0 414
0 3 16
Papua
"
,"
Wangrabelle
Geoffrey's Creek
New Guinea
0 13 1 Powlett River
0 9 0 Corryong
1 16 14 Near Wangar atta.
2 9 8 Orbost
9 19 6 Burnt Gully, Beudigo
62
LEAD ASSAYS.
No.
DeecrlptJon.
life tal.
Gold.
Pb.
Percentage.
oz. dwt. gr.
Sliver.
Loca.IUy.
-149 Barytes
365 Galena
372
"
632
"
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
2.10
79.10
65.50
71.70
..
..
..
Nil
Trace
0 "1 0
oz. dwt. gr.
12
8
9
8
9
9
12
9
13 Murrungowar
0 Buchan
17
"
20 Muttindal,
Pyramid Hill
IRON ASSAYS.
Deeorlp,lon
lio.
llfeta.l.
Fe.
2
3
8
170
180
Hematite
Limonite
"
"
"
206
"
214 Magnetite
219
Limonite
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
225
"
300
"
301
.
"
sandstone
313 Ferruginous
..
316 Limonite ..
..
370 Yellow ochre
.
371
392
4 58
4 75
48 2
483
4 84
559
560
574
l'i78
600
602
679
'I 33
Limonite
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
"
Hematite
Quartz and hematite
Limonite
..
"
Go ss"an
Limonite
"
Iron" ore
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
" and hema.tite
Limonite
..
Limonite . .
..
..
Percentage.
44.00
54.77
51.70
56.00
53.70
53.51
58.80
49.70
48.40
61.41
50.19
40.70
43.70
47.97
49.10
52.15
63.90
45.30
55.00
53.20
41.10
44.50
56.60
48.50
53.03
49.64
41.73
64.31
56.64
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Gold.
Sliver.
oz. dwt. gr.
..
oz. dw,. gr.
Trace
Trace
..
"..
"..
Trace
Trace
Trace
Trace
..
..
..
..
". .
"..
Trace
Trace
0 1 7
0 0 16
Trace
Trace
Trace
Trace
"
"
"
..
"
"
"
",
0 10 9
..
"
"
"
0 "16 13
Looal!,y.
Buchan
Near Grantville
Tertiary deposits, Grantville
Timboon
Bradshaw's Creek
Grantville
Benambra
Crossover
Powlett River
Drouin
Gordons
Westernport Bay
Alberton West
Ja.n Juc
Heathcote
Navarre
Dunkeld
Combienbar
Crossover
"
"
Trace
Nil
Trace
Ten "~1ile
Timboon
Buffalo River
Timboon
French Island
Nil
Trace
"
Nil
Trace
"
"
Omeo
Near Euroa
Trace
Nil
,
Trace
.
MANGANESE AssAYs.
I
Description.
lio.
2
28
55
75
211
.
..
Hema.tite .
Ma.nganiferous clay .
Quartz and sandstone
.
Psilomela.ne
.
Manganese oxide
212
"
,"
373
"
Psilomela.ne
1568
..
582
"
.
.
.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
llfe,al.
llfn.
Percentage.
16.05
6.02
2.20
32.33
44.60
32.00
30.20
8.30
19.81
1
Gold.
Silver.
Locality.
·oz. dwt. gr.
..
..
..
..
Trace
oz. dwt. gr.
..
...
..
..
Trace
"..
". .
Trace
Trace
0 1 7
0 4 14
Buchan
Pakenham
Kilmore Diggings
Murrungowar
Heathcote
"
Ararat
Mount Cole
Club Terrace
63
ANTIMONY AssAYS.
No.
I
Description.
I
Gold.
Silver.
Percentage.
oz. dwt. gr.
oz. dwt. gr.
~.30
Trace
Metal.
Sb.
297
567
694
695
696
697
698
734
..
..
Siliceous rock
..
Stibnite and quartz ..
Siliceous Material
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
,
Lode" material
Gossan
.
Ferruginous gossan
Stibnite
.
..
"]
56.79
7.85
9.73
5.36
9.59
7.45
60.070.9
8 15 10 Ten Mile
Trace
"
"
"
"
..
Locality.
I
5 "15 20
6 9
7 1
3 6
3 4:
311
0 1
Big River
0 Near Ten Mile
0
"
"
15
"
"
16
0
"
"
23 Wedderbu:rn
.. .
'
TUNGSTEN ASSAYS.
Metal.
Description.
No.
Gold.
Silver.
oz. dwt. gr.
oz. dwt. gr.
Trace
Trace
"
"
"
0 "1 15
Loeallty.
wo,.
359 Black sand
..
584 Concentrates
..
64:6 Quartz and wolfram
699
..
"
"
701
"
..
"
..
..
..
..
..
Percentage.
23.30
2.45
8.26
10.08
22.94
..
Trace
NICKEL AND COBALT
No,
Dei!Crlptlon.
Gold.
Metal.
..
Warburton
Albury, New South Wales
Epsay
Middle Indigo
"
"
AssAYS.
Silver.
Loe&l.lty.
NiOo
Percentage.
55
75
373
568
Quartz and sandstone··
Psilomelane
·
Manganese oxide
Psilomelane and quartz
.... i
0.25
1.43*
2.50t
0.84
Trace
Trace
Kilmore Diggings
Mu:rrungowar
Ararat
Mount Cole
--------------------------------t
• Ohlel!y nickel.
Chlelly cobalt.
TIN AssAYs.
No.
Detcrlptiou.
-4:8 7 Black sand
575
772
Cassiterite
,
..
..
......
Metal.
..
..
..
Bn.
Percentage.
25.4:0
65.77
67.80
Gold.
Silver.
..
......
....
Locality.
Neerim Junction
Beechworth
Benambra
BISMUTH AssAYs.
l!i'o.
Metal.
Description.
Gold.
Silver.
oz. dwt. gr.
oz. dwt. gr.
Trace
Trace
0 0 16
Nil
7 3 16
Locallty.
---319
320
321
322
Quartz and bismutite
"
..
"
,
"
"
..
..
..
..
Bl.
Percentage.
27.00
10.10
26.70
6.50
I
I
"
Nil
0 0 16
Mount Bendoc
."
"
"
"
"
64
The following analyses are of interest :137.
-
51.68
14.77
1.26
10.70
4.67
8.37
2.61
2.52
0.13
0.01
COz
Ti0 2
Z:r;0 2
P205
MnO
BaO
SrO
Li 110
SO:r
Cl
2.91
0.26
0.33
Nil
Nil
0.12
....
%
%
42.12
31.99
2.14
0.16
0.02
1.95
0.22
0.0'1
l.l. 7J
2.55
Nil
5.00
0.58
26.40
9.01
6.05
0.83
53.48
n.d.
n.d.
2.09
24.42
0.74
0.49
1.88
0.04
1.69
0.35
43.12*
\ 11.34
j
18.52t
1.02
0.20
498.
0;'
!0
50.44
14A7
6.32
5.01
7.93
8.75
2.59
l.ll
0.60
0.60
Nil
1.80
0.31
0.19
Trace
~il
Nil
Trace
Nil
0.01
Trace
•
100.34
Total
•
137
366
491
495
498
%.
495.
0.04
N
NiO
CoO
No.
491.
1-
~
%
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THE GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM.
A serious hindrance to the work of the Geological Survey has been the absence of a museum, which
is an essential part of such an organiza·tion. During the past year a suitable building has been completed.
It is situated conveniently, as it faces Gisbornc-street and is on the continuation of the Collins-street tram
line. For security from fire it is quite isolated, but is near to the Geological Survey Library and Laboratory.
There are two floors-the ground floor and the basement-each 95 feet by 45 feet in the clear. Unfortunately
most of the area in the basement has been temporarily diverted to other purposes, and this greatly hampers
the museum work.
The accumulated specimens of the Survey will be arranged and exhibited wit.h a twofold objectfirst, to record and make available a knowledge of the geological conditions that prevail in Victoria ;
secondly, to bring irito notice and to encourage the utilization of the mineral resources of the State.
On the ground floor, which is reached by steps from the street, show cases with storage cabinets
beneath will be arranged in such a manner as to illustrate the geological sequence and the distribution of
the rocks, minerals, fossils, and economic materials in their proper order.
Diagrams and explanatory sections will be hung on the walls, so that students and the general public
will be enabled to obtain a rapid and accurate knowledge of Victorian geology in the most facile manner.
In the basement it is intended to display the varied mineral products of economic value, such as
ores of the different metals, building stones, marble, slate, pigments, clay, soils, as well as characteristic
examples of rock structure, casts of the gold nuggets, &c.
For educational and for practical purposes the Museum will be of great utility, while it will also
afford the officers of the Survey Staff opportunities of comparison and of reference that will prove most
beneficial in the carrying out of survey operations.
GEOLOGICAL SuRVEY LIBRARY.
The new library is right opposite the Gordon Monument, at the top of Collins-street. The room
attached to the laboratory has been fitted up as a library, and the various geological publications, such
as periodicals, magazines, geological survey monographs, records, bulletins, maps, plans, sections, &c., that
hitherto have been stored away and inaccessible, can now be made use of. Exchanges from other geological
surveys are arranged according to their countries, and the maps are placed in cabinets to preserve them
and so that they may be readily available.
Many gaps exist in the exchange literature, and steps are being taken to remedy this defect so far
as possible. The library is more particularly valuable for reference and for those specially interested in
geological studies.
All the Victorian published quarter-sheet maps and underground surveys, plans, and sections will
be arranged and catalogued so that they may be quickly found. Catalogues on the card system are in
course of preparation, and they will enable any particular subject or article to be looked up. It will take
a year or two to complete these. It is hoped that the present nucleus will rapidly grow, and that it will
prove helpful to science workers and to the public generally.
ANTICLINAL MAP OF BENDIGO.
For some time past Mr. H. S. Whitelaw has been engaged in extending the anticlinal lines beyond
the originalS-mile block. They have now been surveyed from Mandurang to Raywood, a distance in
north and south direction of 20 miles, and for a width ranging from 2 to 4 miles. There are still two areas
to be added-The Break o' Day and Neilborough.
It is intended to complete a new geological and topographical survey of the whole tract, and then
lay down these lines on the map, but to provide for immediate necessities a rough plan is published showing
the position and extent of .the anticlines and the land that has been sold over or adjacent to these linos
of reefs. The total length of the anticlines in the block as published amounts to 440 miles. It is along
these lines that the rich auriferous saddle reefs occur one below the other, and in some cases as many as
30 reefs have been proved each under the other. By mapping out the anticlines the sites can be fixed
for shafts on any line that is desired, and the great losses incurred formerly in misplacing them can be
avoided. In marking out leases this plan will be useful, and ganerally it will be found serviceable to the
mining community.
The surface outcrops of these anticlines are by no means straight, and this is accentuated by the
varying heights of the surface. Generally the anticlinal plane is not vertical, and consequently the outcrop
as it crosses hills and hollows appears to be further east or west, as the case may be, on the plan. As the
nsual dip of the anticlinal plane is east, where the anticline crosses a gully it is further east than where it
crosses a hill. If these lines were laid dov.'ll on a horizontal plane they would be less tortuous.
Where the lines are thickened indicates where work has been done along the anticlines, even if only
to a very moderate depth. The total length on these lines so far worked amounts to about 30 miles, and
therefore there yet remains over 400 miles of these anticlinal lines untouched.
As the future prosperity of mining in the State depends largely on those lines being resolutely attacked,
every effort should be made to induce systematic shaft sinking along them. Much capital will be required
to place the industry on a stable footing, but this should be forthcoming when the true conditions on this
field are understood.
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NoTE oN THE PITCH LrNE, NEw CHuM, GARDEN GuLLY, AND HusTLERS LINES oF REEFS, BENDIGO.
A diagram is being prepared which will show a line of pitch !tlong each of the lines of reefs in the
8-mile block. In this Annual the lines are shown through the three principal worked lines.
So far as the workings extend actual surveys have been made to determine the oourse of the pitch;
elsewhere the pitch of the surface beds has been utilized. The value of these lines of pitch in carrying out
scientific mining can scarcely be overrated, for it will be possible by means of such lines to determine even
before a pick is put in the grotmd the levels at which the several favorable zones for gold will be encountered
from one end of the line of reefs to the other. Of course, the correctness of this method will depend on
the accuracy of the observations made, and will be grcf~ter when the line can be surveyed through
shafts than when reliance has to be placed entirely on surface observations. These lines serve to show
where mines are still in the poorer zones, and where additional depth is essential to be attained before
improved yields can be looked for. By means of these lines the courses of the several rich saddle reefs
can be traced along the anticlines, and their approximate depths from the surface can be determined before
the shafts are even commenced.
In selecting sites for new mines, these lines will afford a safe guide as to the most favorable positions
along the anticlines. They also explain the reasons why on the different lines good yields were
obtained in positions nearly opposite one another. When the zones can be determined they will be bounded
by lines parallel to the pitch lines, which are actually the course of a particular bed traced along the
anticline.
At present it is only possible to trace a bed along one anticline and not to trace the same bed along
the next anticline ; but as cross-cuts are made connecting the several anticlines, it will be possible to run
the same horizon out on as many anticlines as are connected, and this will be a great advance, but it will
require time and very careful surveys. Ultimately the whole field can be so tied in that it will be possible
to locate the most favorable sites to look for gold on any of the anticlines from one end of the field to the
other. The value of such work in practical mining will be
and it is towards that end the present
work of the survey is being directed at Bendigo.
MINERAL SPRINGS.
There are many mineral springs in the State, but they are mostly confined to a limited area. The
accompanying map will serve to show how they are distributed. They appear t{) occur along lines of
fracture, and no doubt rise from deep-seated sources. These fractures probably run in a direction of about
N. 10° W. A line drawn through the most westerly springs extends from the most southern ones at
Geclong, northward to the next group at Ballan, then through Hepburn, and still further northward to the
spring near where Joyce's Creek joins the Loddon River. Eastward of the Hepburn group arc the numerous
springs around Daylesford, and this it> the principal group. Drawing a line parallel to that running through
the Geelong and Joyce's Creek springs but further cast, the Drysdale and Blackwood springs would be
intersected. The Coimadai spring is a little east of this line. Still further east is the Kyneton group of
springs, and another line would cut the Frankston and Donnybrook springs. A spring is also reported
at Stratford, which is far away to the eastward from all the rest. The relation between these springs and the
volcanic agencies that have been so widespread is uncertain. It is probable that in the same belt of oountry
in which these springs occur there are others that are hidden by basalt and other tertiary rocks. These
springs yield potable waters of great excellence and that arc sparkling with the contained carbonic acid
gas. They are largely availed of for their palatable qualities, but, in addition, they possess curative
properties of great value. In many cases reserves have been made around them to secure them from
injury, and some attention is directed towards rendering their waters more accessible and to improve
the appearance of the surroundings.
In some of the mines around Daylesford, notably the New Cornish Mine, mineral waters have been
cub in the workings, while the presence of carbonic acid gas proves troublesome in the mines. At Welshman's mine, a libtlc west of Maldon, the gas is so troublesome that a cresset had to be kept continually burning
at the foot of the shaft. At some of the springs travertine incrustations have formed. They consist of
carbonate of lime principally, with some silica, magnesia, and oxide of iron. The Geelong springs rise on
the beach between high and low water.
NoTE oN THE IRON SMELTING FuRNACE, LAL LAL, BY MR.
W.
BARAGWANATH.
The accompanying photograph of the Lal Lal Iron Furnace, taken while work was in progress, showa
the only attempt made to work an iron-ore deposit in the State.
The furnace shown was erected abou~ 1881, on the western bank of the Moorabool River, east of the
township of Lal Lal. A furnace consisting of a boiler shell lined with fire-brick had been tried formerly
on the same site, but the output was only about 1! tons per day. With the blast furnace illustrated up to
5 tons of hard iron, or 2i to 3 tons of soft iron per day, could be produced. The furnace was built of
locally-quarried sandstone, lined with Stourbridge fi:re-brick. Air was supplied by a type of air pump
compressor, a receiver 30 feet in length and 6 feet in diameter maintaining a uniform supply at a pressure
of about 15 lbs. per inch. Three blasts entered the furnace. The fuel supply consisted of locally burnt
charcoal, which was found to be too soft, and was replaced by coke obtained from Geelong and Ball~rat.
Limestone for flux was obtained also near Geelong. Carting to and from the railway was by bullock waggon,
afterwards replaced by a tram line, railway rails being supplied by the Government. A fall in the price
of cast iron from £10 when work was started to £4 10s. prevented the success of the company, a limited
liability one, and work ceased during the eighties. The quality <d the iron produced was reported as
very good but hard, and was used very largely for truck wheels and sta.mper shoes iu the Balla.rat mines.
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