Mining
Thr world's gold yield for last year was computed to be of a value of over 92½ millions sterling, a decrease of about two millions on 1912. The African mines…
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Mining & the mines, 1914
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Investment and Mining Stocks. Money Plentiful
In their monthly report, issded under date of 20th February, Messrs. Joseph Palmer and Sons, the well-known stock and share brokers, say:…
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Mining is starting to boom here. E. Baiten is on good gold, his shaft being down 65ft. The reef is 9 inches to 12 inches wide, showing gold freely…
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At Little Nymboida, gold mining is fast developing. J. Hamilton has discovered a lode at the head of Specimen Gully, carrying good gold,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →French Coal Strike. 43,000 Idle. London
The strike of French coalminers is spreading. 43,000 men are idle. A third of the total number are out of foundries…
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The management of the Mount Morgan Mining Company stated that the supply of labour at the mine was not equal to the demand, and that considerable…
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The Cobar district is suffering from the effects of drought. The failure of mine supplies has already thrown out of employment since December 1000 men in…
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I think there is no sadder sight than an old, deserted goldfield; especially so is it to one who has been there before and has seen things booming. I am thinking of one…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Medical Triumphs. Fluid to Prevent Explosions in Coal Mines
The very latest boons in science have been described by their discoverers at the great gathering of 3,000 savants from Great Britain and…
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mine at Braceaugnies (Belgium) by the bursting of a subterranean stream into one of the galleries. The danger signal sounded throughout the…
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The Western Australian gold yield last month totalled 103,305ozs. valued at £438,812. The total is 8718zs., less than the previous month's record.—but…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Malcom. Newmau, who spent five mouths investigating likely dredging areas in Papua on behalf of the Austral-Malay, Tin Coy…
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The Under-secretary for Mines has issued ait advance statement inspecting theiprogress of the mineral industry, of the titate during 1913. The value of the…
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According to a report from the manager of the Bow Creek Molybdenite mine situated about five miles from Deepwater, near Glen Innes, the erection of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Industrial Matters. Colliery Troubles. Magistrate's Decision
SYDNEY, Friday.—The butter and margarine employers have increased wages to the living wage minimum set out in Judge Heydon's report…
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The manager of the Garibaldi Consolidated Gold Mines reports for fortnight ended 7th inst.:—The engine and boiler and stamper box have been placed in position. Tramway…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Prof essor David, now in Fremantle on the way. from England to Sydney, says that the coalfields of Antarctica are 1200 miles, in length…
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In the Warden's Court, Copmanhurut, on Wednesday, before Mr. Warden Malone, the following matters were dealt with:— Inquiry into the matter of rent and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Minmi Miners. Year's Peace Celebrated Sydney, Sunday Night
The Minmi (Newcastle), miners who twelve months ago made an agreement with Mr. John Brown to preserve industrial peace for five years…
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The following gold leases have been approved:—J. W. Rodgers, 5a., Cooral Dooral E. Richards and another, 20a., Churchill; H. Jones, 2a., Bagawa…
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