Mining Companies
"WILL HONEYCOMB" writes in the Dubbo Despatch —"Those who are interested in Mining Companies may feel not only amused but instructed by the following. Few who have subscribed to a…
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Mining & the mines, 1889
105 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 6
Mining Companies
"WILL HONEYCOMB" writes in the Dubbo Despatch —"Those who are interested in Mining Companies may feel not only amused but instructed by the following. Few who have subscribed to a…
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Coal and Shale.—We are pleased to learn that work has been resumed in the Mylne's Gap coal and shale mine. Messrs. Wilkinson and Slee when inspecting this mine pointed out at least two…
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Coal and Shale.—We are pleased to learn that work has been resumed in the Mylne's Gap coal and shale mine. Messrs. Wilkinson and Slee when inspecting this mine pointed out at least two…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—A coal mine has fallen in and entombed a large number of miners between the Glebe and Adamstown, this forenoon. The information obtainable is that the A. A. Co's…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—A coal mine has fallen in and entombed a large number of miners between the Glebe and Adamstown, this forenoon. The information obtainable is that the A. A. Co's…
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AT the Little Dora reef, Mann River, Taylor's tunnel has been driven about 80 feet. The country is getting hard and of the same character as the main tunnel. The reef is from four to seven inches…
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AT the Little Dora reef, Mann River, Taylor's tunnel has been driven about 80 feet. The country is getting hard and of the same character as the main tunnel. The reef is from four to seven inches…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrible Mining Disaster at Newcastle Can the Entombed Men be Rescued. (From the "Newcastle Call.")
ANXIETY is strained to the utmost pitch of human endurance by the awful disaster at the Glebe pit, where eleven miners remain entombed amid the enormous mass of fallen roof, or shut up in open…
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ANXIETY is strained to the utmost pitch of human endurance by the awful disaster at the Glebe pit, where eleven miners remain entombed amid the enormous mass of fallen roof, or shut up in open…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →N. S. Wales Coal Production
UP to the end of 1886 there had been raised in New South Wales no less than 36,970,364 tons of coal, valued at £18,352, 669. Of this enormous quantity fully four-fifths came…
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UP to the end of 1886 there had been raised in New South Wales no less than 36,970,364 tons of coal, valued at £18,352, 669. Of this enormous quantity fully four-fifths came…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Alleged Rich Gold Reef in the Uralla District
GREAT excitement was occasioned in Uralla on Friday, last in consequence of a report that an auriferous quartz reef, the stone from which was studded with gold, had been…
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GREAT excitement was occasioned in Uralla on Friday last in consequence of a report that an auriferous quartz reef, the stone from which was studded with gold, had been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The South Arm Antimony Mine
IN December last the South Arm Antimony Mining Co. shipped 27 bags of stone obtained from their mine, to London, as a trial shipment,…
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THE, following letter from tho South Australian Register should do much to bring the above mines under the notice of mining capitalists in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rich Discoveries of Gold. A Rush to Northern Queensland
THE recent rich discoveries of gold in conglomerate on the Palmer River, Queensland, have resulted in a rush being made for tunnelling areas. The extent of ground which can be held under this…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Colliery Disaster
YOUNG BANFIELD, whose body was recovered on Wednesday in the Griebe mine, was 18 years of age, and was born at Maitland; his father, who was a miner, having died many…
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