The Hall's Creek Mines. Hall's Creek
The new warden, Mr. Cummings, arrived last week. The dry blowers all over the field are working at a disadvantage, owing to the continued wet weather. The…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
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Mining Warden's Court. Friday, July 12Th, 1895. (Before Warden Mr. T. A. Smith, P.m.) the Old Napoleon Reef
Pearce and party v. Enderby and Party. This was an objection raised by Pearce and party against Enderby and party's application for a gold lease on the Old Napoleon…
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The objection raised by Pearce and party against Enderby and party's application for a gold lease on the old Napoleon Reef being granted, has been heard…
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Among the cargo of the R.M.S. Ophir, which left Sydney on Monday for London, was £100,000 in specie…
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Between 1851 and 1892 New South Wales imported gold by the extent of £52,368,543. During the same period the colony exported £80,838,075 worth…
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The Gold (coined and uncoined) exported from Sydney since the beginning of the year represents £1,952,819…
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Half a pound of reef gold to the dish baa been washed by the manager of the Sentinel Mine, Lefroy, Tasmania. Several other washings have given…
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Eldridge and Co., of Uncle Tom's Hill, finished their crushing of 83 tons for a yield of 35oz. of gold. They expected a somewhat larger return, but as they have plenty of…
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A gold discovery in large quantities, has been reported at Nelson, near Bega…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Monday. A Mine on Fire
A fire broke out yesterday in the underground workings at Block II mine, Broken Hill, and it is still burning. Later…
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The fire in Block in Mine, Broken Hill, is likely to last some days…
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Is not Mr. John Hurley, the freetrade candidate for West Macquarie, the man who 'barracked' for the mine-owners when they attempted to use the funds…
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A fire broke out on Sunday in the underground workings of the Block 11 mine, Broken Hill, and it was still burning yesterday morning…
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A telegram received from Eldorado, near Ballarat, states that an awful accident occurred there at 4 o'clock this morning. The end of the drive came…
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The fire in Block 11 mine, Broken Hill, continues unabated. Good Business. The Commercial Banking Co. of…
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Mining matters are improving rapidly, especially in reefing. Sprague and party, a Sydney syndicate, who have spent over two years putting a tunnel into a hill…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Telegrams. [From Our Correspondent.] Sydney, Thursday. The Burning Mine
The fire in Block 11 mine is showing signs of abating…
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Up till a late hour yesternight the fire was still raging in the Broken Hill mine…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Asiatic Curse. How Colored Labor Is Menacing Australia. What Is Taking Place in the North. Chinese Man Gold Mines and Japs the Pearl Boats. Japanese Beer and Chinese Sugar
I would like, 'a Sunday Times informant writes, 'to show how the displacement of Europeans is gradually taking place in the Australian colonies,…
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The fire at the Broken Hill Mine appears to be now fully under control…
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