Mining
[The Editor solicits authentic returns and other information relating to mining in the Clarence, Richmond, and Raleigh distroits.] BEACH MININg.—Writing from M'Aulay's…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
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Gold Leases
LALT week the Guzette contains a list of the whole of the gold leases in the colony in at the beginning of the year, including the following:…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY. â With the view ascertaining the extent of work carried on at the auriferous sand on the North Coast and also seeing what could be done to…
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[The Editor solicits authentic returns and other information relating to mining in the Clarence, Richmond, and Raleigh districts.] BEACH MINING.—It is stated that Mr. H…
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INSPIRED with the spirit of pseudo-liberality and a professed desire to boom the goldmining industry, the Minister for Mines has offered a reward of £1000 for the first dis…
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THE late Mining Conference is bearing good fruit in the matter of developing beach mining. Acting upon the able and practical suggestions of Mr. SEPTIMUS DOWLING, the…
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THE mining industry in Venezuela is not so prosperous as it used to be. The value of the gold exported in 1800 was £310,231, as compared with £180,000 in 1894, whilst in 1890…
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Mr. A. L. M'Dougall, Warden at Grafton, has received the following letter from Mr. Harrie Wood. On the eve of my retirement from official life, permit me, in saying…
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MINING AT DALMORTON.—There is unfortunately no improvement in mining, writes our correspondent. Peters' battery has been hung up since my last; Peter and party…
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A SOMEWHAT bold attempt is being made to involve the Government in a scheme for the erection of a monument to commemorate the discovery of gold in this country…
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THE PREMIER AT HILLGROVE MINES.—The Premier, a Hillgrove on Monday, had his first experience of mining, and saw a mining battery for the first time. This was at the…
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THE Auriferous formation at Johannesburg is unlike anything yet met within Australia. The ore deposits are neither veins nor irregular masses, but huge beds of…
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It seems to be now fairly certain that the poll which is now being taken amongst the Newcastle coal-miners will result in favor of a strike; but I am still of the opinion that a…
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THE announcement that two mining experts, appointed by the German Government to inspect the chief mineral districts throughout the world, are about to visit New South…
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GERMAN MINING EXPERTS.—Several German mining experts, including Herr Schemis ser (a Government Geologist) and Dr. Vogelsang, are examining into, the gold-bearing…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY.—The little mining township of Brunnerton, near Greymouth, New Zealand, was the scene of an app[?]lling catastrophe yesterday morning. It is feared…
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MR. A. HOFFNUNG, of the firm of Hoffnung and Co., who arrived in Sydney, was seen by a reporter who interviewed him as to the manner in which English capitalists were…
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MR. T. C. HEANEY writes from Coramba:— I wish to draw attention to a mistake that was made in reference to Mr. Game's report on the Golden Bar reef, that 11 tons crushed…
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MANY things point to the conclusion that the Newcastle miners will hesitate a good deal before carrying into effect the vote they gave the other day in favour of a strike…
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TO-DAY'S issue, of the Sydney Hail contains illustrations of Taylor's Re ward claim. Bucca Creek, also of the prospectors camp, with an explanatory article by Clem. J. White, who…
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