MINING. The Proprietary
ON June 24 last the MINER published a full description of a sulphide plant which it had been decided to erect in the half of the big building reserved…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
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Gold Robberies at Bendigo. Capture of Suspected Thieves. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Early this morning Richard Tresize and Willian Wallace were locked up at Bendigo and charged with being unlawfully found by night in the…
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AN inquest will be held upon the body of W. H. Tonkin, who died from the injuries received in the B. H. Proprietary mine this morning. It is…
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SHORTLY before 8 o'clock this morning an elderly man named W. H. Tonkin, employed as a miner in the neighborhood of Dickenson shaft, on the B.H…
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The following statement shows the quantity of ore dealt with (concentrated, smelted or sold) for the week according to the last reports issued…
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William Howard, who came from England recently with the intention of investing in West Australian mines, was arrested this afternoon…
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AN inquest will be held upon the body of W. H. Tonkin, who died from the injuries received in the B. H. Proprietary mine this morning. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mining. [By Telegraph] Victorian News MELBOURNE
Tarle and a party of sluicers at Bendigo found a nugget over 48oz. after a fortnight's work. Some prospectuses lately issued in…
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THE inquest on the body of W. H. Tonkin, who died from the effects of an accident with which he met in the Proprietary, mine on Saturday…
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William Howard, who came from England recently with the intention of investing in West Australian mines, was arrested this afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mining. [By Telegraph.] The Central. Half-yearly Meeting. Statement re Bale of Mine. MELBOURNE
The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Central S. M. Company was held yesterday afternoon. Mr. H. Dodds, chairman of directors, presided…
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A MEETING of the South Mine Disaster Relief Fund Committee was held last night in the Council Chambers. Present:—The Mayor (Alderman G…
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THE inquest on the body of W. H. Tonkin, who died from the effects of an accident with which he met in the Proprietary mine on Saturday…
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BUT a few years back the idea of employing electricity for mining purposes was in its infancy. Few plants had been installed, and of these many were operating uns[?]cces[?]fully…
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A parcel of sulphides from the North mine was treated last week, so that the jigs only put through 865 tons of South ore; it produced 250 tons concentrates…
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The Minister fer Mine[?] moved that the Mining on Private Lands Act Amendment Bill be read a first time. Carried. The second reading was fixed…
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Some, months ago reference was made to an invention patented in all the colonies by Mr. G. Lansell for raising water in deep mines by means…
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A cricket club has been formed amongst the Proprietary mine officers, which promises to be a most thorough success. Between 30 and 40 officials…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. [By Telegraph.] Working a Mine by Electricity. Extensive Scheme in Preparation at Walhalla. MELBOURNE
An extensive scheme for working:a mine at Walhalla by electricity generated by water from the river is in preparation by Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners From Coolgardie. They Fall Among Spielers. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Robert Newby and Marshall Moriarty, miners who have come over from Coolgardie for the racing carnival with plenty of money in their…
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