Colliery Disaster
OF four great sensations in New Zealand a correspondent says: Of this gruesome list the Brunner disaster is the fourth; in its waste of human life it is the greatest of the…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
161 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 9
Mining
A LONDON correspondent writes, "I have often wondered why some really determined attempt is not made by the Government of New South Wales to divert some part of the…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—The Conference continued its sittings till 7 o'clock last night. The deliberations were conducted in the most friendly spirit; representatives of each side…
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A Mr. Williamson from South Africa, manager of a gold mine at Buluwayo, has been describing to a Herald's representative something about that African Coolgardie…
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WE are informed that the prospectus of the Company for the flotation of the Mount Aylin mines is now ready, and will be issued in a few days. The property consists of four…
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MR. EDITOR.—In your issue of April 18, we noticed an article from the Sydney Hail, written by Mr. Clem. J. White, We remember a person of that name coming here about…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes from Corindi:— An officer from the Mines Department has recently been inspecting the country behind the gold-bearing beaches from Corindi…
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MR. EDITOR.—Last Saturday's issue of your paper contained a letter written by the "Prospectors," Bucca Greek, denying the truthfulness of my report in the Sydney…
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IT is notified in the Gazette that unless the rent due on the following gold leases is paid before 15th June they will be cancelled: O. Anderson 4a, G. Atkinson and another 2a,…
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S. T. writes to us:—"In Tuesday's issue of the Examiner a Woolgoolga correspondent furnishes your readers with some startling news in reference to the Lower Bucca Creek…
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THERE is a peculiarity about gold, that it coats about as much to obtain the metal as it is worth. And it would seem that this rule applies to the gold on the steamer Catterthun…
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THE Crown Solicitor has been asked by the Department of Mines and Agriculture as to whether a homestead selection can be considered private land within the menning of…
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A GROUNDLESS ATTACK. — Mr. Eugene F. Rudder writes: "A recent issue of the South Grafton Mercury contains a letter signed "Wanderer," commenting on the character…
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THE Croydon goldfields (Q.) affords [?] example in mining how a field may fall in [?] discredit for a few years, then again attra[?] the capital. The closing years of the last…
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Dimbled scheeks, mit eyes off plue, Mout like it vas moised mit dew. Und lettle teeth shust peekin' droo— Dot's der baby…
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MILLING without the use of water, or in other words, dry crushing, is receiving several experiments. A trial has recently been made in Melbourne of the Phillips dry gold…
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THE State, in granting help to miners some two years ago to leave Sydney for the country districts to search for minerals, had in view the double object of relieving the…
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A DECISION, of importance to the mining community of Victoria, was given by the Commission of Patents in the case of an application by the Australian Gold Recovery…
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IN reply to a letter from Mr. Alex. M'Intosh. with regard to mining matters on the Clarence, the Australian Gold Recovery Company (cyanide process), writing from Adelaide,…
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SINCE my last notice on the above subject, there have been several new and important finds at a place known as Woods' reef, about ten miles north of Crow Mountain. It mat…
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