Colony of Victoria mining reports show any Ringwood mine references under Castlemaine District, St. Andrews Subdivision. Noteworthy for Ringwood: - Death of Pierce Boardman, mining manager at New Ringwood Mining Co., accidentally killed when he lost his footing and fell to a depth of 40 feet on 1st January 1879. - William White injured in truck accident at New Ringwood Antimony Tribute Company, 31st March 1882.Boxed collection of soft and hard bound reports including: 1. Quarterly Colony of Victoria reports of the Mining Surveyors & Registrars, Victoria, 1865-1881 - Summary of gold mining statistics for the quarter - Tables showing the yield of gold from certain parcels of quartz raised during the quarter in some of the deepest mines in Victoria with depth of the deepest shafts, levels, cross-cuts, etc. - Estimated yield of gold and quantity of gold exported during the quarter - Gold received and issued from the Royal Mint during the quarter - Summary of yield of gold from quartz, tailings, etc., crushed during the quarter - Summary of yield of gold from washdirt and cement washed and crushed during quarter - Number and distribution of miners on the goldfields of the colony. 2. 1879-82 Hard bound volume - Chief Inspector of Mines Reports to the Honorable Minister of Mines, Victoria. (Includes fatal and non-fatal accident reports, mining operations, and employment statistcs.) Noteworthy for Ringwood: - Death of Pierce Boardman, mining manager at New Ringwood Mining Co., accidentally killed when he lost his footing and fell to a depth of 40 feet on 1st January 1879. - William White injured in truck accident at New Ringwood Antimony Tribute Company, 31st March 1882. 3. Mineral Statistics for Victoria - annual reports for years 1867, 1871, 1874, 1876, 1877, 1878, & 1879. 4. Handwritten study notes.antimony, boardman, william white

Copy of original. Photograph, one of many taken by J. Lowry, of managers residence and surrounds, Dhurringile Mansion.Copy of Black and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion stable and office block.Dhurringile Mansion stables and office block, courtyard showing butchers block and dome of underground tank. Nth wing residence of Jack and Knowla Lowry 1938-1977.dhurringile mansion stables, dhurringile mansion butchers block, dhurringile mansion, knowla lowry, jack lowry

Copy of original photograph, one many taken by J. Lowry of managers residence and surrounds, Dhurringile MansionBlack and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion stables north wingWest view of Dhurringile Mansion stables - north wing. The residence of Mr and Mrs J. Lowry between 1938 - 1977jack lowry, dhurringile mansion managers residence

Copy of original photograph, one many taken by J. Lowry of managers residence and surrounds, Dhurringile MansionBlack and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion stables north wingWest view of Dhurringile Mansion stables. The residence of Mr and Mrs J. Lowry between 1938 - 1977jack lowry, dhurringile mansion managers residence

These letters are quite frank about the views of the writers on potential managers to be involved in CAC - eg Hartnett and Wackett

The New Chum Consolidated Company, No Liability receipt for £28/2/6 for the 85th Call on Shares in the Company. The Shares are for E. Albert 2000, T. Charles 200 and M. Kelly 50. Henry Y. North, Manager. Receipt No. 5002 and dated 5th Sept. 1913.business, stockbroker, kelly & allsop, kelly and allsop collection - receipt, the new chum consolidated company no liability, m kelly, e albert, t charles, henry y north, north & stanfield, cambridge press