Mining
A number of these interested in the Lilla Gold Mine, Mole Creak, amongst whom are two citizens of Maclean, recently paid a visit of inspection to the…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
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Queensland Copper Mines
Queensland being a country of magnificent distances, the copper-mining industry is consequently heavity handicapped by heavy freights. Morcover, the Queensland…
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The Northern Colliery Proprietors' As-sociation met in Newcastle on Thursday to discuss the situation in regard to the strike. The sitting was a protracted…
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NEWCASTLE, Monday.—The rank and file of the miners express a decided opinion that the general body will not agree to be hound for a year by a devision that may be…
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All hope of preventing a disastrous strike at Newcastle was on the point of being abandoned on Monday night, when, at the eleventh hour,…
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ALL hope of preventing a disastrous strike at Newcastlewas on the point of being abandoned on Monday night, when, at the eleventh hour,…
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Exceedingly rich gold has been discovered by Frederick Trompf and Hugh Chappell at Waterloo Flat, about two miles from Maryborough…
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Exceedingly rich gold has been discovered by Frederick Trompf and Hugh Chappell at Waterloo Flat, about two miles from Maryborough…
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The letter, which was addressed by the State Premier to the heads of the Colliery Proprietors Association and the Miners' Federation, was as…
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The Newcastle coal strike has been practically settled. Though special confirmation is necessary, there, is every probability of work being…
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All the collieries in the Newcastle district erased work on Tuesday. The only exception was Lambton, which is being worked on tribute. Southern…
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The proposals submitted by the Premier to both parties were as follow— 1. Owners to re-open Burwood, Lambton B. and Northumberland pits at once…
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(We invite authenticated information relative to mining matters in the Clarence, Bellingen, Upper Richmond, and surrounding districts, and will be pleased to assist those who are…
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The undermentioned gold mining leases are ready for delivery:—J. Cutcliffe and another, 5a; J. Cutcliffe and others, 5a; and P. J. Houlahan and others, 5a., all in…
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What the casual inquirer is apt to do is to confuse gold with loanable capital. As the "Economist" points out, a city man says to himsefl: "Money is gold, and gold is…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A basis of sottlement has been arrived at, and the strike in many quarters is regarded as settled. Mr. Wade submitted his amended…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →"THE C. AND R. EXAMINER." Established 1859. Grafton: Saturday, November 23, 1907. the Coal Strike
The news contained in this issue regarding the practical settlement of the coal strike will be received with intense satisfaction throughout Australia. That the miners…
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A number of those interested, in the Lilla gold mine, Mole Creek, amongst whom are two citizens of Maclean, recently paid a visit of…
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A number of those interested in the Lilla gold mine, Mole Creek amongst whom are two citizens of Maclean, recently paid a visit of…
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