MINING. The Copper Outlook
in regard to the outlook for copper, Messrs. Henry Merton and Company, the wellknown London firm of metal brokers, writing under date October 4, express…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
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Box of Gold Missing. London
A box containing 2000 half-sove-resigns, which farmed part of a consignment of 4000, intended for Brazil, has disappeared from a parcels van in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Capital and Labour in Conflict. Coal Miners on Strike. a Bitter Struggle Commenced
The crisis at Newcastle reached a climax on tuesday, when the miners ceased work. On Friday the committee of the miners passed a resolution to strike, and this was…
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Messrs. S. See, W. Zietsch, P. Kritsch, and. c. T. Schwinghammer returned to Grafton this week after a visit to the Mount Browne copper mine. They reprot…
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The decision of the coalminers in the Northern district to cense work is one that must be sincerely yegrcttod throughout the State. Over ten years have elapsed since…
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Should, the strike be a long one, some in convenionce may be experienced, on the Northern Hivers, where coal supplies are by no means large. At present the stocks…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Beach Mining
The beach mining at Broken Head and the Twin Mile, Byron Bay, is still in active operation. The chief mining is confined to the treatment of the beach sands for gold…
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To-day, when asked what would happen if free labour was imported into the district, Mr. Bowling, President of the Miners' Federation, laughingly replied that the idea…
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Our Coramba correspondent writes: Senior constable Pritzler has erceived the appointment of mining registerat, warden's clerk and warden's bailill for Copramba, in place…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Grafton Copper Mining Co
The manager of the Congai mine reports for the week ended 9th Nov. as foloows:- I am pleased to be able to report cutting the south lode at D[?]level, which…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Coal Famine Feared. (From our Sydney Representative.)
SYDNEY, Thursday.—The coal strike promises to become a protracted fight, but it is not likely that there will be any developments on the proprictors side…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Fina Flower Creek Copper Mines. (From a Correspondent.)
Waratah Copper Mine.—Since my last visit good development work has been done, the main shaft being down 23ft. The olde is 4ft. 6in, wide, of a sof t nature, carrying…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →A Colliery Disaster. London
Seven men were killed by a cage accident at the Barrow Colliery, Barnsley…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Coal Crisis
Once more the commerce, shipping, land manufactures of this State--and to a greater or less extent, that of other States also--have been thrown…
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The strike of miners on the northern coal fields promised to become a most protracted fight. There are not likely to be any developments…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North Coast Beach Mining. Improved Methods
The "Daily Telegraph's" Byron Bay correspondent writes:--The treatment of the black and brown beach sands of the North Coast, lying between the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →MINING. Mounttyell Copper Mines
The directors' report for months ended September 30 shows that during the period in question 213,275 tons of are were treated, and produced 4090 tons of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Southern Miners
It is thought that the Southern miners are not likely to strick. They too have a little trouble on hand, but the owners have agreed to a conference, so that the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mount Bkowne Mine
Messrs. S. See, W. Zietsch, P. Kritsch, and C. T. Schwinghammer returned to Grafton after a visit to the Mount Browne copper mine…
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Messrs. S; See, W. Zietsch, P. Kritsch, and C. T. Schwinghammer returned to Grafton after a visit to the Mount Browne copper mine…
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