Arrival of the Omeo and Otago Vision in Dunedin
The lengthy report describes the Omeo voyage with 60 ounces of gold and 183 passengers, the scenic views of Dunedin and the Otago region, and vivid observations of the Waitahuna and Gabriel's Gully diggings. It notes the challenges of port access, steep roads, and rising settlement, with miners from Victoria facing mixed fortunes, new stores, and rising prices as speculation grows in the goldfields.
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Duscotey
Walter Scott
Eraater Dagren
Edinburgh
Denedin
Otago
Coor
Attis
Nsfwrw
Ava
New Miles
City of Hills
Dusedin
Dunedin
Denevin
Devon
Chalmers
Atravida
Indus
Peron
Jenen
Waitahuna
Wainshuna
Civie coministiGme
McRuo
Gipps Land Prospector
Fragmentary 19th century note on gold theft and illicit mining
Fragmentary OCR shows a private aid isolation and the removal of ounces of gold from a site. It mentions a party passing gold through a frame and paying wall fees, with reference to Gabriel's Gully and a hillside drive yielding thirty two ounces. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
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M Hill
Gabriel's
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