Queen's Record Mine
A Coramba correspondent writes: There are three important drives into the mountain, the first of which is about 600 feet above the level of the gully. No. 2 comes out about 50 feet lower down,…
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Mining & the mines, 1899
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Mining Notes. Coramba
Mining is at somewhat low ebb. The place, judging from the experience of the last thies or fonr years, or, in fact, since it first broke out, seems fated to be purely a one-mine-at-a-time…
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Several narrow escapes from death have been reported in our columns lately—in fact, there has been quiter an epidemic of events of this nature…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Kalgoorlie Mining Trouble
AFTER a spell of some weeks the carting of ore was re-started by the alluvial diggers from their claims on the lend traversing the Adelne and Brookman's Boulder leases shortly before 11 on…
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The business that occupied the attention of the Assembly all last night was the consideration of a bill dealing with dredging for gold. To a considerable extent the House was…
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The Gold and Mineral Dredging Bill passed through the. Assembly with a celerity which was hardly to be expected. The rent to be paid to the Crown—£1 per acre per annum…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Mining at Solferino
Mining matters generally have taken a decided change for the better. Pyers and party have secured different areas on the Clarence River, above and below…
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The ketch Anna has just left Invercargill (N.Z) for the Auckland Islands to make another attempt to recover the gold on board the wrecked ship General Grant. This vessel was lost in May,…
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Mr. ARTHUR S. BOUCHER, commenting on a paper on "Mining Errors," read before the N.S.W. Chamber of Mines, by Mr. Danvers, said:—It is a common thing for people to say" Assays are no…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold and Mineral Dredging Bill. a New and Important Industry
When moving the second reading of the Bill in the Legislative Council, the representative of the Government (Hon. J. W. K. Mackay) said that the measure was…
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