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Sept. 1882: Hamburg and Glamorgan Quartz Company, Yandoit, Have been engaged in sinking a main s<br />

haft 494 .<br />

Sept. 1882: Yandoit Grand Junction Alluvial <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>Mining</strong> Company have erected a 20 horse power engine<br />

with winding , pumping, puddling machine and lift <strong>of</strong> 10 inch pumps 495 .<br />

December 1882: The Western Star Quartz <strong>Mining</strong> Company on the Rising Sun line <strong>of</strong> reef, have finished the<br />

erection <strong>of</strong> a 10 horse power engine 496 .<br />

December 1882: The Mount Franklin <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>Mining</strong> Company, Franklinford have added some open-cutting 497 .<br />

1880s: Just in Time Co., found by the local prospecting committee in the 1880s. Later worked in<br />

1934-1950 as the Maxwell. 498<br />

1883-1894: North Cornish Company was registered ... By 1886, this company had three shafts in<br />

operation, the deepest being 700ft.It then took over the former Cornish Co. ground and<br />

continued until 1894. The main North Cornish shaft is just south-east <strong>of</strong> the junction <strong>of</strong> Camp<br />

and Stanbridge Streets, in the present pine plantation ... paid out over £<strong>100</strong>,000 in dividends<br />

between 1885-1894 ... The North Cornish (Freeman's) battery and dam was below the No. 1<br />

shaft in the corner <strong>of</strong> Duke and Stanbridge Streets. . 499<br />

1883-1903: No. 1 North Cornish Company commenced, its shaft was 200 yards north <strong>of</strong> Stanbridge Street<br />

(now houses) ... managed to carry on until McLeod's re-organisation <strong>of</strong> the Cornish line took<br />

effect after 1903. 500<br />

June 1883: The Argus Quartz Company United is now the Cornish Extended Company 501 .<br />

June 1883: The Old Fearnot Company situated on the northern boundary <strong>of</strong> the Cornish Company's claim<br />

and are now called the North Cornish Company 502 .<br />

June 1883: The Rising Star Quartz <strong>Mining</strong> Company, at South Frenchman's Creek or Blind Creek, have<br />

28 stamp heads continually going 503 .<br />

June 1883: The Hepburn Rocky Lead Alluvial <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>Mining</strong> Company have fixed a new 20 horse power<br />

with 2 cast iron puddling machines 504 .<br />

June 1883: Hepburn Home Paddock Company, Smeaton, at No.2 shaft, are erecting an 18 inch cylinder<br />

pumping engine with a set <strong>of</strong> pumps; and an 18 inch cylinder winding engine and gear, with 2<br />

Cornish flue boilers 30 feet long by 6ft 6 in.; also 2 puddling machines. Tributers to the<br />

company are also erecting a Quartz mill and engine 505 .<br />

Sept. 1883: The Cornish Extended Q.M. Co. (formerly "Argus") has purchased another 21_inch engine<br />

and it will be erected at once 506 .<br />

Sept. 1883: The Florence Q.M. Co., late Samson and Co. in Kidd's Gully have purchased a crushing<br />

engine, with 16_inch cylinder, and have erected 12 revolving stampers. They are raising<br />

quartz to supply their battery from a 160-ft shaft 507 .<br />

494 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

495 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

496 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

497 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

498 <strong>Maddicks</strong>, <strong>Henry</strong> T., <strong>100</strong> <strong>Years</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Daylesford</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>Mining</strong> <strong>History</strong>, p.47-48<br />

499 <strong>Maddicks</strong>, H. T, 1951, p.26<br />

500 <strong>Maddicks</strong>, H. T, 1951, p.26<br />

501 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

502 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

503 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

504 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

505 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

506 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports<br />

507 <strong>Mining</strong> Surveyors' Reports

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