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[[File:ub462 Commissioniers Tent Forest Creek-wiki.jpg|800px|thumb|right|''Commissioner's Tent, Forest Creek,'' University of Ballarat Art Collection.]]
 
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The Miner's Right replaced the [[Gold License]] on 01 May 1855 and cost one pound per annum. a digger holding a Miner's Right could dig for gold, and had the right to take a parcel of land and erect a cottage on it with garden. It also gave the right to graze animals on a [[Goldfield Commons]], and on vacant [[Crown Land]].
  
 
[[Alluvial Gold]]
 
[[Alluvial Gold]]

Revision as of 17:52, 29 March 2013

Commissioner's Tent, Forest Creek, University of Ballarat Art Collection.

The Miner's Right replaced the Gold License on 01 May 1855 and cost one pound per annum. a digger holding a Miner's Right could dig for gold, and had the right to take a parcel of land and erect a cottage on it with garden. It also gave the right to graze animals on a Goldfield Commons, and on vacant Crown Land.

Alluvial Gold

Californian veterans

Deep Leads

Gold Licence

Gold Regulations

Miner's Court

Miner's Right

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