Quartz Mining
THE Minister for Mines has a project on foot for assisting miners by providing small batteries in certain localities where private capitalists hesitate to venture. It is proposed…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
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No-liability Mining Companies Bill
IN the Legislative Council Mr. Humphrey moved the second reading of the No-liability Mining Companies Bill, which, he said, was to make better provision for assisting those…
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MR. EDITOR. — We the gold miners on the Yulgilbar estate, having observed in the columns of your journal of the 31st ultimo a mostillnatured letter, calculated to produce…
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THE Minister for Mines has, with a view of assisting miners on some of the goldfields where private batteries for crushing stone do not exist, consulted the Government on the…
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THE Minister for Mines has asked for a report with respect to representations made in a certain petition relative to the reservation of land for accomodation purposes on…
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WALTER SCOTT G.M. Co (NO LIABILITY).— The Mine Manager reports for the fortnight ending Septembpr 7th—"I have'started to Clean out the old stopes, about 35 feet from…
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MR. EDITOR.—In reply to Mr. Angus Munro's letter In your issue of the 11th inst., I desire to ask the following questions—1. How many of the miners saw his letter before…
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THE coin and bullion in the Bank of England, according to the latest return, amounted to £41,612,000, being an increase of £1,798,000 on the amount held at the corresponding…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes:—The claims here are still maintaining their reputation for phenomenal richness, and I have no hesitation in saying that in the near future Australia…
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AN INTRODUCTION—FATHER AND SON. CHARLES BRADNEY was a young Tasmanian surgeon, and had commenced practice at Hobart Town,…
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IT was many minutes before Charles and Aurlie's combined efforts could restore Edith Moore to consciousness. At last, with a deep sigh, she opened…
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THE mine marinerer (Mr. Williams) reports— During the pastfortnight the following work has been done at the mine. Above the 75ft. level, and south of the main shaft, the stopes…
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EDITH rose to her feet as she conduded, and Bradney thought he saw tears in her eyes, but she turned her face from him, and bent over to…
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EDITH felt that whatever was the cause of Charles' conduct on the Ereceding? day, his heart was still hers, as she doubted not it had been…
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DISCOVERY AT ROCKY [?]VER.—It is reported that payable gold has been struck at the Rocky River about four miles from Mr. Morton Smith's, towards Tabulam. Some men taking advantage of the low state of the…
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THUS, tranquilly as a snowllake falls on the water, did the pure soul of Edith Bradney float to heaven. It is time for us to revert to the…
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THE flotation of the New Year's Gift and the Mount Rea mines on the English market is satisfactory, and shows that Clarence mines have a reputation abroad as well as those of…
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FROM time to time we hear from the various Governments a good deal of talk about our mining resources, and (whatever Government is in power) how they intend to give…
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WE are not surprised to learn that a check has been given to the mining boom on the London Stock Exchange. The tendency of this business is to grow, and inevitably…
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OCTOBER 19.—Since my last report, the following work has been done at the mine:-I have opened up the reef at the surface upon the course of the supposed now make of stone which was discovorcd about 15 feeb…
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