Broken Hill Mines. Fabulously Rich Discovery
An exceedingly rich find has been made in the Proprietary Mine, Broken Hill, representing 140,588 tons carrying 21,088,200 ounces of silver, valued at…
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Mining & the mines, 1890
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Coal for the Adelaide Gas Company. London, October 18
The Culgoa has been chartered to take a cargo of coal from Hull for the Adelaide Gas Company…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Divided Feeling. Sydney, Monday. No Further Development. Marine Officers' Question. Failure to Stop the Coal Supply. the Labor Leaders Want to Stop the Trains. Absence of Enthusiasm
An Adelaide telegram reports that the Marine engineers have decided to strike, but further information shows that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marine Engineers Neutral. Secession Movement Fallen Through. Tramway Drivers Will Decline. "Glad We Didn't Ask You." Opposition Failing at the Mines. Miners Waiting for the End. Full Railway Coal Supply. Lithgow Miners Want to Go Back. New Zealand Typos Withdraw Support. Sydney
The marine engineers in Sydney decline to leave their employment, but continue to retain a neutral position. The movement of a section of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Fresh Development. Dissensions Among the Men. Hopes of Speedy Termination. What the Labor Leaders Mean. General Impression of Collapse. Coal Companies Go in for Freedom of Contract. Probability of a Conference. Sydney
Hie Victorian Assembly has carried a resolution deeply regretting that the Employer's Union has not met the Trades Union in an unconditional conference…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Wickham Miners. Sydney, Wednesday night
At a meeting of the Wickham colliery, near Newcastle, a resolution was moved requesting the committee of management to take a ballot of the members of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mixers Abandoning Their Calling Great Privations. Friction in Labor Camp. Every Man Suspicious. Sick of the Strike. More Trouble at Bulli. the Bellambi Colliery Blocked. Increasing the Police Force. ' the Miners Refuse the Ballot. Dastardly Outrage at Bulli. Sydney
A number of miners in the Manarra district have abandoned mining, and are determined to throw their attention, to other pursuits…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Another Woolshed Fired. Sydney, Friday. a Royal Commission Appointed. No New Development. Vacancies Being Rapidly Filled. Over Supply of Labor. Fellmonoers and Woolpressers Want to Go Back. First Shipment of Coal. Marine Engineers Firm. the Outrage at Illawarra. Southern Collieries Re-opening
The woolshed at Packsaddle station, Wilcania, containing 40 bales of wool, has been destroyed by fire. Incendiarism is suspected…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Southern Collieries. Sydney, Friday night
The southern colliery proprietors at a meeting held to-day, decided unanimously to decline any conference with the miners in consequence of the…
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A telegram has been received in Sydney from the president of the Miners' Union at Lithgow stating, as the result of a meeting held this morning, the men will…
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The following is the account as wired to Sydney of the outrage at Woonona Mine, in connection with Mr. Mitchell's introduction of free labor:—…
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The Lithgow miners this morning decided to recall their delegates from Sydney and to resume work on Monday, This is considered a great blow to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cardinal Moran Advises Suspension. Sydney, Saturday. Marine Officers Upturning to Duty. Seamen and Wharf Laborers Doing Ditto. Newcastle Miners to Decide by Ballot. Great Destitution in Wollongono No Strike Pay. the Royal Commission
Cardinal Moran has written to the President of the Labor Defence Committee urging the suspension of the strike for a few months, pending legislation…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. Lewis Ponds
Tom's Lewis Ponds Silver and Gold Mining Company, Limited. Messrs. Leonard Dodds and Co. have received the following, October 18:—"No. I shaft…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gradually Crumbling. Sydney, Tuesday. the Newcastle Miners' Vote. Large Majority Favorable to Resuming Work. Confidence in Defence Committee. Wharf Laborers Accepting Work. Shipping Active. 50 Officers Resume Active. the Leaders Repudiate. Strong Feeling Against Them. a Lost Battle and Nothing Gained
The strike is gradually crumbling away, not withstanding the firmness of the Labor Defence Committee. The ballot taken at the Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. Pambula Goldfield
According to all reports things are looking up at the Gowaka goldfield, Pambula, near Eden. There ate now 137 leases applied for in areas of from two up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Matters Quiet. Sydney, Wednesday. Denials by the Defence Committee. Miners Resuming Work Committee Still Hopeful. Unionists Seeking Re-employment. Reduced Strike Pay. Collapse at Queensland
The Defence Committee deny the report that the Newcastle miners are returning to their work. They state that only a few have gone back for the purpose…
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PEAR HILL.— The proprietors of the Golden Hole washed 11 loads, to-day, obtaining about 13oz. Whilst loading they picked out about 5oz, so that the…
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The proprietors of the Golden Hole washed a loads to-day, obtaining about 130z. Whilst loading they picked out about 50Z. so that the average equals…
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The Bethundra Mine.— We have been shown (says the Wellington Times) a cake of retorted gold weighing about 20ozs., the result of a crushing of about…
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