Episode 3 of 3
Clarke Grant
- When
- Towards the end of 1853
- Where
- New South Wales government
Clarke received a £1,000 grant towards the end of 1853 for his services in connection with the discovery of gold.
Clarke stated in September 1852 that earlier gold indications were not followed up because the matter was regarded as one of curiosity only, with the colony's penal character keeping the subject quiet. Towards the end of 1853, the New South Wales government granted him £1,000 for his services in connection with the discovery of gold.
Sources
- Australian gold rushes Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-22
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