Another Mining Dispute
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The trouble that had been simmering for some weeks at the Hebburn colliery has ended in a stoppage of work. A conference was held at…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Clarence Coal
Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh, M.L.A., is in receipt of the following letter from the Department of Mines, under date 28th May:--…
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Sir, —In your issue of the 4th, in the Woolgoolga no[?] appears a paragraph re[?] death of a Swedn[?], "who know of a rich reef in the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At yesterday's quotations on the Stock Exchange Grafton copper shares were 21s buyers, no sellers. In London yesterday copper declined to…
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The following have been approved.—D. Griffin, gold lease of 5 acres, Comlaroi; A. E. Warrington, mineral lease of 40 acres, Pucka…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Testing Coal. (To the Editor of the "Argus.")
Sir,--I see by your issue of the 18th inst., that some money is to be spent in testing our coal seams, and, by way of oldtime forgotten seams, I would like to…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In London on Monday copper at three months was £59 10s, spilt delivery £58 12s 6d, electrolytic £61…
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Mr. W. J. Mulligan, manager of the Grafton Copper Mining Co., (Ltd's. Cangai, mine, reports for the four weeks ending 19th inst, as folows :--…
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The miners' lodges at Newcastle, having taken a ballot on the question have decided to withdraw all their claims from the Royal Coal…
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Captain Paulsen arrived at Lismore with a 21oz. cake of smelted gold, from the Mount Agnes Mine, near Tabulam. It was the result of a trial crushing with…
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The manager of the Cangai mine reports as follows for the four weeks ended 19th June:—F. level was extended 23ft., makins a total of 94ft. past No. 2 winze. A…
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The manager of the Cu Co mine reports, under date June 26th. as follows:—We are raising very rich cobalt ore, at the 103ft. level. Probably we are cutting into…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday— The Drake correspondent of the "Evening News" reports that a discovery of some importance has been made in the vicinity of…
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At the School of Arts on Tuesday evening, another very pleasing function took place, when Mr. Clancy was presented with a handsome gold…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr. A. Edden continued the censure debate. Referring to the strike at Hetton colliery, he said the mine,…
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Tho following revocations have been made from tho Orara gold field:—200 acres, Moonee, set apart for original c.p.; also 24 acres in the same parish…
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Our Copmanhurst correspondent writes: Mining operations in the district are in a more prosperous state than for some time past. The Gordon Brook Copper Co. are…
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In the Legislative Assembly,Mr. A. Edden referring to the strike at Hetton colliery said the mine, which was under the sea, was unsafe for men to work in. owing…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →In the Days of the Great Gold Rush
In California during the first mad rush for gold it chanced that one of a band of miners died rather suddenly, and having been much respected by his companions,…
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A number of mine managers and men were interviewed with reference to Mr. Edden's statements in Parliament about the unsafety of the Hetton Colliery at Newcastle…
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