Mr Reid and Mining Capital
The S.M. Herald in a leader attempts to remove the stigma that has stiached to the Premier in his references to English captial for Australian mines. The journal says:—"Mr. Reid's…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
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Mining Notes
Writing from Lower Bucca, our correspondent pays—Pont is busy carting the stone from his new And to Barbour's battery. Between 17 and 18 tons have been delivered,…
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Writing last week from Bucca, our contribut[?]r says, respecting the Christmas Gift: "In a previous report I stated that during the year little or no sinking had been…
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This mine belongs to the company of which Mr. Lock is the manager, and a large amount of money has been expended thereon. It was a large property, and the lessees…
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The Chief Inspector of Mines, Mr. W. H. J. Slee, has forwarded to the Minister for Alines a report containing some valuable information about dredging far gold in the…
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At a meeting of the Chamber of Mines, Mr. A. De Lissa read a paper on "Reform in mining law and administration." Mr. De Lista says it must be admitted that the present system of…
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The paper recently read by Mr. A. De Lissa before the Chamber of Mines, a synopsis of which appeared in Saturday's Examiner, will be read with interest by those engaged…
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At Mole Creek and the neighbourhood the advent of a Hillgrove syndicate has put new vigour into mining, and the locality has every prospect of a long lease of life,…
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It will probably surprise many of your readers that large quantities of coal are exported from Newcastle to Japan, a country that was generally believed to be Newcastle's…
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