The diggings at Puddledock
Monday 19 November 1866, The Sydney Morning Herald
TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGES.
[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.]
ARMIDALE.
SATURDAY.
There are now about 200 persons on the Puddledock diggings, and many are doing well, others but little. Some deposits are rich. The present working ground is all occupied ; the main lead is supposed to fall in Cameron’s Swamp, which is to be tested on Monday, and if successful, a great rush will probably take place. Persons at a distance should wait the result.
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