The Gold Fields Reserve
On reference to a report appearing elsewhere it will be noticed that it has been decided by the Progress Committee of Bathurst to leave the matter of opposing…
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Mining & the mines, 1891
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The Progress Committee. Selling the Gold Reserve. the Committee Want It For. Recreation Purposes. Trout Ova for Local. Streams. £20 Voted. a Type-writing Class
A meeting of the Progress Committee was held in the rooms above the National Advocate office last evening, when there were present:—Dr…
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Public interest in the question of selling the land near the Gaol is increasing. The action of the City Council in deciding to send round petitions for…
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A mining speculator, named Thomas Henley, was arrested at Melbourne yesternight on a Sydney warrant. His liabilities are estimated at over £5000…
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Mining matters are very quiet this week, nothing of any importance taking place. All the reefs are at work and the majority are raising payable ore. The Crown of…
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The German Government nine Altenwald, near Saarbruoken, has, since ISSS, conducted a series of experiments to ascertain the most effective means co prevent from decaying the…
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I heard the word of command. A dozen shots rang out. But in a few seconds we were flying at a furious rate along the smooth highway in an opposite…
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The deputation which was to have waited upon the Minister for Lands to-day from the Bathurst Council did not arrive, but the Minister received a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Mines Department. Annual Report for 1890
The works of the Mines Department shows a fair increase on the previous year, 1889. The report shows that 2748 appli-cation were made to lease Crown lands for…
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At a meeting of the Wheal Australia and Wheal Victoria Tin Mining Companies to-day it was decided to wind up, both voluntarily…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pith of Parliament. a Monday Sitting. Mining on Private Property. the Late Geoffrey Eager. Adjourment of the House. Australian Independence. a Free Man's Flag. Separation From England. Australia for Australians. Sydney, Monday night
In pursuance of the decision of Parliament to meet on Monday Mr. Speaker took the chair in the Assembly as usual to-day. There were no…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Parliament. Mining on Private Property Bill. the Late Geoffrey Eagar. the Reports of Cruelty on Board the "Mildura." an Inquiry to Be Made. Prosecutions in the A, M. L. AND G. Company Case. the Electoral Bill. More Waste Time. Sydney
In the Assembly yesternight the Mining on Private Property Bill passed through its preliminary stages. On the motion of the Premier the House…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Parliament. a Penny Postage Bill. Coal Mines Bill. a Liquor Traffic Motion. Sydney
In the Assembly Sir H. Parkes said he intended to introduce a Penny Pottage Bill immediately the other business permitted…
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Messrs. M'Vicar and party have just washed up from their sluicing claim at Mountain Run, near Trunkey Creek, with splendid results, having obtained about 3lb…
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For nearely 100 years a certain family of working people living in Paris; have ended their lives by suicide. From Father to son from another ro daughter, has descended a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pith of Parliament. the Chinese Restriction Act. How It Works. Penny Postage Throughout N.S.W. a Sheep-stealing Case. Immorality in Registry Offices. Coal Mines Regulation Bill. Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic. Sydney, Tuesday night
In the Assembly to-night, in reply to Mr. Sheldon, Sir Henry Parkes said that only one Chinese, not naturalised in the colony, was admitted to the colony…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Goldfields Reserve. the Matter Before the Minister. Deputation From the Council. Protest Against the Sale. Petition in Its Favor. the Sale to Take Place. Sydney, Tuesday night
Mr. F. B. Suttor, M.P., this morning introduced a deputation from the Municipal Council of Bathurst, consisting of Alderman Cripps, Rickard and Ryan, to…
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By the mail train on Monday night Aldermen' Rickard, Cripps, and Ryan left for Sydney as a deputation from the Bathurst Borough Council, which was…
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The manager Kohinoor G.M. Co., Parkes, reports:—Put to grass 150 tons for the week, the stone raised being apparently of better quality than that…
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Since my last letter nothing of any great importance has come to light in mining matters in the way of discoveries. The few claims on the Hill are going on…
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