Handwritten notes detailing the wages per week S'hurst year 1868, from boys to the General Manager. Also prices for tools, rope, chain, powder, candles, oil, tallow, quicksilver, leather, cleaning and packing materials, and iron and steel. Also mentioned is the weight of the stampers, their cost, the height they fall, the number of strokes per minute, the number of holes in the gratings, the horse-power to drive each stamper, the quantity of water used per stamp-head in crushing and the quantity of mercury used in the ripples per stamper and the quantity lost per stamp head per week.document, gold, mining reports, wages prices & stamp heads, goldfields & mineral districts of victoria, r brough smyth 1869, sandhurst goldfield 1868

Letter from the Fortuna Co. informing of a meeting at the Commercial Hotel for the consideration of important business. Also mentions overdue Calls which can be paid to the Bank of Victoria, Sandhurst. Letter signed by Geof? Murray and dated June 30 1868.societies, aof, correspondence, ancient order of foresters no. 3770 collection - correspondence, fortuna co, commercial hotel, bank of victoria, geof? murray

Illuminated Address given to John McIntyre Esquire for his time in the Bendigo City Council in the years 1859 - 1860 - 1862 and Mayor of the Borough of Sandhurst: 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868. Signed by Councillors, John Holmes, Robert Burrowes, George Aspinall, James Boyd. M.D., J. Holdsworth, D. Macdougal, Ed. Garsed, John Latham, Town Clerk, George Avery Fletcher. Coloured hand drawn artwork on outline of address.Crest Per Ardua. Crest 2 red phoenix on gold background, hand with dagger, ship with red flags on black background. On top of crest hand with dagger blue and white with gold and black ribbon underneath. Blue corporate seal. *Currently on Loan in the National Museum. Loan extended till 31 May 2018. Loan Number IL 2010/0074, File No. 09/1062. Updated April 2016 Returned from National Museum 29.6.2018 * on the certificate John McIntyre's name appears to be John McIntyrr Esqirrartwork, illuminated address, 364/1

One page handwritten letter dated Sandhurst 26th February, 1868 from the Clerk of the Legislation Assembly. Melbourne. The letter describes some papers delivered by rail related to the recent election. The recipient of the letter is not mentioned only addressed as Sir.On the back: to the Clerk of the Assembly 26/02/1868letter, legislation assembly, 1868, handwritten