Interesting Mining Case. the Eakl-dunn Case
IN the action to recover a fifth interest in certain mining properties brought by Earl against Dunn, Mr. Justice Hensman' delivered judgement…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
104 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 6
Mining
THE CORAMBA MINES.— A correspondent writes: Osborne and Sargent's reef is considered, the best on Coramba., It is a 3ft 6in reef, and many consider it will go 10ozs to…
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THE following gold lenses will be cancelled on 18th instant: D. Orr and cithers 8a, A. Cadell 6a and 10a, J. M. Rooke 3a Ir 8per, N. M'Donald 5a, R. Watkins 2, 15…
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A CORRESPONDENT writing from Capetown, states that there is no opening on the goldmines for Australian labourers of any sort. When the wet season terminates in April,…
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KALGOORLIE, which so far is the township of second importance to Coolgardie, lies a little north of east from " the capital." It is only about 25 miles away, but the road is as bad…
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A GOOD deal has been heard of late regarding the necessity for giving, an impetus to the mining industry in New South Wales, and a deputation waited upon the Minister…
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COOLGARDIE AMD MURCHISON GOLDFIELDS. —We are in receipt of a guide book issued by the well-known shipping firm of Howard Smith and Sons, on West Australia, the…
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AT Charters Towers the Brilliant Company has declared a dividend of 4d, equal to £4333 6s 8d. The Brilliant and St. George Company cleaned up 1130 tons bf stone for a…
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SPEAKING of the elements, we have had last month a full experience of their eccentricity. Our summer weather came before Ohristmas, since then we have had none worth speaking…
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GOLD AND How TO GET IT.—Last week in the School of Arts, Pitt-street, the Rev. J. Campbell, M.A., delivered a lecture on " Gold, and now to get it." Mr. John See, M.L.A.,…
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MARENGO.—This field is now almost deserted, only some twelve or thirteen people are fossicking; but as I write, some new arrivals have just come in, determined to give the…
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IT is stated on good authority that Mr. JAMES INGLIS has really succeeded in floating the Cremorne Colliery, and that operations for the purpose of developing the property…
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AN astonishing story of a combined find of a mountain of gold and the alleged slaughter of natives beyond Ninety-Mile is reported. Two prospectors named Michael Fitzgerald…
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NEWS from Coolgardie states that Mr. E. H. Becke has purchased a half share in the Siberia Reward for £125[?]. A French company has been registered under the…
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A PUBLIC meeting to consider the best means of carrying into effect the scheme of the Rev. Joseph Campbell for finding work for the unemployed…
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AN "Old Miner writes to the Herald —Forty-three years ago I landed on the golden shores of victoria, when there was no need for any such…
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A MEETING, attended by about 250 persons, was held in the School of Arts last night (the Mayor presiding) to consider the best means of developing the local gold fields,…
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ON Monday evening about 250 persons attended a public meeting at the School of Arts, convened by requisition to the Mayor, who presided, and read the requisition, which…
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THE attention of the public has frequently been directed of late to the gold-fields known as the Lion and Solferino, and the alluvial flats near the Yugilbar Towers. The Lion…
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A GREAT deal has been said respecting the gold reefs of New South Wales not going down to any great depth. I must say that in many parts of Victoria and the other…
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