Gold and Silver
MR. TOPLEY'S paper on the production of gold and silver, read before the British Assooiation, was not very cheering. The world needs more gold, and, if anything, less silver; but the lecturer is neither…
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Mining & the mines, 1887
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Upper Orara Farmers and Miners Progress Association. [COMMUNICATED.]
A GENERAL MEETING of the above Association was hold at Mr. Rudder's on Saturday. The President and nine of the Committee were present, and a fair attendance of members, besides some gentlemen…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Grafton District Court. Second Day—wednesday. C. DICKEY V. S. C. Lyons and Others Representing Hidden Treasure Gold Mining Co
Defendant Lewington said the first notice of a writ being issued against the Company was through Lyons. He, with Munro, repudiated any responsibility respecting plaintiff in connection with the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Trip to the Croydon Goldfield[?]
A correspondent furnishes the Daily Telegraph with an interesting narrative of a trip which he made some time ago to the now famous Croydon goldfield in North…
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A CAME message received recently from the London correspont of the Echo stated that a large factory had been established at Madgeburg, in Germany, for the purpose of making…
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THE monthly committee meeting of the above Association was held at Mr. Rudder's (Coramba), on Saturday — the President (Mr. James Sweeney) in the chair…
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