AT THE BRITANNIA MINE, BALLAHAT. One of the sights of the lubtoncal city of Bullarat, Victoria, is a visit to the mines The group above consists of two New Zealandrrs (Messrs A Ciow, .bunedin, and C. J. Goldstone, Waimate), with Misses Miller and Mr T. Miller, three well-known citizens of Ballarat. The party has just been through the workings at a depth of 1000 ft of the well-known Britannia mine. It is necessary on such an expedition for ladies and gentlemen to clothe themselves in special outfits kept at the mines for visitors. —Black, photo, Ballarat
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Otago Witness, Issue 2456, 10 April 1901, Page 33
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96AT THE BRITANNIA MINE, BALLAHAT. One of the sights of the lubtoncal city of Bullarat, Victoria, is a visit to the mines The group above consists of two New Zealandrrs (Messrs A Ciow, .bunedin, and C. J. Goldstone, Waimate), with Misses Miller and Mr T. Miller, three well-known citizens of Ballarat. The party has just been through the workings at a depth of 1000 ft of the well-known Britannia mine. It is necessary on such an expedition for ladies and gentlemen to clothe themselves in special outfits kept at the mines for visitors. —Black, photo, Ballarat Otago Witness, Issue 2456, 10 April 1901, Page 33
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