SCANDINAVIAN GMC

DATA



Note 1: The Battery was also known as the Little Wonder Battery, the caption may be wrong for the Battery (803)
Note 2: The layout of the Lease is not the same in the 1872 and 1877 maps, this may be due to Lease and Company restructure (653)
Old Act Gold Lease No.:
Portion No.: 19 - Pn (003)
G Number: 25 - G (003)
Area:
a=acre r=rood p=perch		 2 acres 3 roods 38 perches (003)
Location: Hill End (003)
Company Name: SCANDINAVIAN GMC (820)
Battery Name: PULLEN and RAWSTHORNE BATTERY (798)
Era:
Originated from:
Acquired By:
Lessee/Applicant: - PULLEN & RAWSTHORNE (003)
Application No.:
Reason for Lease:

MINING APPLICATIONS

Mining Application Plan - _0019_pn_g00392 - Hill End, PoT

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This Plan is courtesy of DIGS (Digital Imaging Geological Systems), NSW Government
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BATTERY - Pullen and Rawsthornes
End of Clarke St, Hill End

Note 1: Pullen and Rawsthorne's stamper battery, Hill End - the battery which crushed the Holtermann specimen. Early view of the Battery looking south towards Prince Alfred Hill (803)

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Image courtesy of: Holtermann Collection, Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW

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BATTERY - Pullen and Rawsthorne
End of Clarke St

Note 1: Pullen and Rawsthorne's stamper battery at the southern end of Clarke St, Hill End - the battery which crushed the Holtermann Specimen (803)

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Image courtesy of: Holtermann Collection, Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW

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BATTERY - Pullen and Rawsthornes
End of Clarke St, Hill End

Note 1: Pullen and Rawsthorne's "Little Wonder" Stamper Battery, opposite the southern end of Clarke St, Hill End - the battery which crushed the Holtermann Specimen (803)

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Image courtesy of: Holtermann Collection, Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW

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MINING COMPANY - Scandinavian GMC
Hill End

Note 1: Move your Cursor onto the Image and the Menu will appear in the top right of the Image
1. Panoramic view of Hill End, taken from the northern slope of Prince Alfred Hill, with Tambaroora St centre and Scandinavian mine right foreground
2. If you zoom into the Junction Hotel using the Image Menu you can also see the Telegraph Poles carrying the wires from Tambaroora Telegraph Station, Tambaroora Station was opened on the 7 November 1862, Hill End Station was opened in September 1871 (653)

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Image courtesy of: Holtermann Collection, Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW

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MAPS and PLANS

NEWSPAPERS - GAZETTES & DOCUMENTS



1872

Scandinavian Gold Mining Company

Prospectus (002) Pg.8, 14 May 1872

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Article courtesy of Newspapers by TROVE, National Library of Australia