Death of a Mine Manager. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Henry Reid, a well-known mine manager, died at Bandigo yesterday from dropey…
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Mining & the mines, 1904
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White Cliffe Opal Mines, Limited
In the case White Cliff, Opall Mines Ltd., v. the State Government a verdict was given for the defendant. The following are the particulars:—…
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MR. GEORGE WEIR, the lately appointed general manager of the North, mine has the reputation of being a good mining engineer and draughtsman, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Co[?]miners' Strike. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The manager of the Coal Creek Proprietary mine states that the company has had no difficulty in procuring suitable miners and that the output of…
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Henry Reid, [?] [?] mine manager, died at B[?] yesterday from dropsy…
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Some interesting figures have lately been published in the press regarding results accomplished at Block 14 works at Port Adelaide with…
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SOME figures of a rather startling character relating to the prevalence of miners' disease were read at a meeting of the Victorian Association for the…
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On February 17 last an application was made to the mining warden (Mr. S[?]evenson, P.M) by A. J Randell for a suspension of the labor conditions in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →South Mine Fatality. The I[?]quest
THE coroner (Mr. T. Hall, J.P.) held an Inquest at the Courthouse on Saturday afternoon into the death of George Braidwood, a trucker, who lost his life…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining. [Reuter's Message.] The R[?]d Mines. LONDON
There is great [?]citivity in South A[?] on the London Stock Exchange[?]Values have [?]many millions in the p[?] week…
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George No[?]st, a s[?]eve man at the Central mine m[?]ll, was admitted to the Hospital[?]night saffering from a fra[?]ed shoulder and cut head…
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The annaual conference of the Australian I[?] of Mining Engineers was [?]ned [?]n Sydney last week. In the course of his [?]naugural…
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A case of alleged trespass. in the Warden's Court, out of which arose one in the Police Court of the alleged breany of opal, came before the P.M. and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidents and Fatalities. [By Telegraph.] Two Miners Injured. SYDNEY
John Harrison and Brane Welsh, miners working in Neeld's mine, Wyalong, were seriously injured yesterdey afternoon by some [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Britain's Fiscal Policy The Corn Duties to be Reimposed. Increased Income Tax. Coal Duties Maintained. [Reuter's Message.] London
The Evening News in a special edition published [?] last night intimated that the Chancellor of the Exc[?] Mr. Austen Chamberlain,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidents and Fatalities. [By Telegraph.] Explosion in a Coal Mine. SYDNEY
At the Stanford Merthyr [?]ery yesterday August Bart[?]h, a coal miner, met with dreadfal injuries to his face and body, caused by an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →World's Gold Output
For the first time in the history of A[?] goldmining the production of our fields during 1903 exceeded that of any other country in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners! Tour Eyes
R[?] li[?] to [?]ffected by grit, dust, damp, heat, [?]ld, and flies, [?]ing mu[?] aud trouble. Thousands of your comrades in Australia use nothing but…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining. [By Telegraph.] The Opal Market
Our correspondent at White C[?]ffs writes:— he opal mar[?] continues quiet, with oaly a limited supply offering. Parcels ranging up to £80 were disposed of daring…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →MINING. The Central
FINKING the new main shaft at the Os[?]tral some what hampered owing [?] flax of water, which is making at the rate of about 19,000 gallons…
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