Mining. [By Telegraph.] West Australian News. The Best Route to Coolgardie. PERTH
The total gold export for the September quarter was 25,262oz., valued at £95,997. Of this 16,127oz. came from Yilgarn and 7294oz[?] from…
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Mining & the mines, 1893
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Mining
Another party has (the Mount Brown paper says) started work at the One-mile lead. A new shaft is to be put down. The depth is expected to…
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IN the Skating Rink last night a public meeting, convened by the Mayor, was held for the purpose of considering the advisability or…
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"We are informed," says the New York Engineering and Mining Journal, "that the great Broken Hill mine, the largest single producer…
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THE Mining on Private Property Bill, as read the first time in the Legislative Assembly last week on the motion of Mr. Copeland, differs in many…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining on Private Lands. Debata in the Assembly. The Intentions of the Government. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
At a few minutes past 10 o'clock last night, in the Assembly, Sir George Dibbs moved the adjournment of the House…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Political. [By Telegraph.] New South Wales. The Camels Bill. The Financial Statement. Mining on Private Lands. SYDNEY
In the Assembly last evening, Sir G. R. Dibbs, replying to Mr. Barbour, said that the deposit money in respect of the Broken Hill-Menindie…
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THE half-yearly reports of the Junction Silver Mining Company have just been issued. The directors open by calling…
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The following mineral leases will be cancelled on November 3:—William G. Gibson, 50 and 51, Alberta; W. G. Gibson, 31, [?]…
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The Broken Hill Proprietary directors have declared a ls[?]dividend, payable November 8. It is said that the directors of the…
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A BILL is being prepared in the Mines Department dealing generally with the mining laws of the colony. It is proposed to consolidate the laws, and a…
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The miners who are still out on strike and the mineowners have at length agreed to meet in conference…
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During the quarter ended September 30 there was exported from West Australia (where there is no Mint) 25,262oz. of gold, valued at £95,997…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Accident at Dolcoath Mine. Great Fall of Rock
A TERRIBLE accident occurred yesterday at Dolcoath mine, Camborne, by which eight men were entombed, and grave fears are entertained about their…
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MR. H. B. Rodway, the indefatigable Adelaide director of the South, is visiting the Hill, chiefly to see the progress made in connection with the…
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The following mineral lease applications will be refused on November, 10: —J. W. Thiseltou, 69 Sebastopol; T. W. Birch, portion of 69 [?]…
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ONE effect of the coal war has been a proposal by Sir George Elliott that the coal trade should form one vast trust for the purpose of consolidating the…
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The half-yearly Melbourne meeting of shareholders in the Junction S. M. Company was held yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mortimer Stuckey, the chair[?]…
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The report of the directors of the British Broken Hill Proprietary Company for the half-year ending at August has been issued. It shows…
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New gold discoveries are not, it appears, confined entirely to Australia, for considerable excitement prevails in British Columbia at the…
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