A Mining Enterprise
In another column of to-dny's "Examiner" some particulars are given of the progress so far made by the Grafton Copper Mining Co., together with a short history of the…
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Mining & the mines, 1904
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Grafton Copper-mining Company
The above company has recently been registered in Sydney. The property consists of 80 acres, formerly known as the Prospectors and No.1 Cangai. There, are…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Romances of the Gold-fields
A story of the young North Shields man who is on his way home from New Zealand with a fortune of £75,000 as the outcome of an accidental…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coal Cutting Machines
The North Bulli Coal Company has given the hewers of coal in its employ notice that at the end of a fortnight their servic[?] will no longer be required, it having…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Extracting Gold From Sea Water
The Byron Bay correspondent of the "Northern Star" writes:— A now and somewhat novel method, of mining is about to be in operation at Broken Head, about 7 miles from this town…
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The greatest gold mines in the world is said to he the Treadwell mine, on Dougas Island, Alaska. Fortune played a shabby trick on its discoverer, for, failing to realise its…
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There seems to be very little doubt that Great Britain will secure the bulk of the trade with Tibet. This, however, is the conclusion arrived at, in the "Monthly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gold From Sea Water
THE Tweed Herald thus comments on the experiment shortly to be tried on the Seven Mile Bench south of Ryron Bay, of extracting gold from sea water…
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The last 66 tons are treated at Waratah from the Cangai copper mine, after paying, expenses, gave a return of £1260 An additional 28 tons is at Waratah awaiting…
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