Location #330 - Chair (Clutha River) About 800m downstream from the junction of the Kawarau and Clutha rivers.
The table below shows the groups of people that had an interest in this property, either as owners, residents, tenants or shareholders. Clicking on the 'Details' link will display a list of the individuals in the group along with any known historical information about them.
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1 | c1929 | The Cornish Point Gold Mining Company | Details |
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Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
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3153 | c1929 | General notes. | The Cornish Point Gold Mining Company was a Dunedin based syndicate formed to tunnel for gold on Cornish Point. To gain access to the site for their workers and materials, they constructed a chair from below the Cromwell railway area across to Cornish Point. The company operated for around 6 years, and employed up to 6 workers, until returns proved too low and work was suspended in 1935. |
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