The Garangula Goldfield
MURRUMBURRAH, Friday.—There was considerable excitement yesterday when it became known that £2 worth of gold had been washed from one dish, and a goodly…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
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The Wyalong Goldfield.—Development of Alluvial Workings
WYALONG, Thursday.—Reports from Yalgogrin give a very encouraging account of the gold discoveries in that district. In addition to several good and improving reefs, the alluvial workings are…
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THE Wagga Express reports the hoisting of the red flog on Pomingalarna common denoting that payable gold had been found by McGarry and party. Only a small area of…
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The steamer, Cintre, to-day brought 15,200 ounces gold, valued at £60,800, halt of it being from Charters Towers and ball from Gympie…
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Two miners named William Angwin and George Phillips, working in the No. 3 level of the Sunny Corner silver mine. were entombed on Tuesday by a…
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EXPECTATIONS which were founded on the comparatively mild nature of the first portion of this winter that an early spring would follow have been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Political. the Election of the Premier and Minister for Mines by Great Majorities
THE polling for East Sydney took place on Saturday and west off quietly. None of the candidates issued posters, but Mr. Taylor's supporters distributed a number of cards and…
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Newcastle, Monday.—Information was received hero to-day from a reliable source to the effect that Messrs. M'Clatchie and Co. of Christchurch (N.Z.), have just signed a contract to supply the Japanese…
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The Scotch miners on strike are suffering terrible privations, as the strike allowance they receive is only 3s a fortnight. Thousands of men and their families are absolutely…
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PERTH, Monday.—Cash to the amount of £500 has been received at the warden's office; Coolgardie, chiefly in payment for new leases. A mile of country 60 miles from Kurnalpi has been leased,…
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LARGE numbers of people continue to rush towards Mr. Dunn's find, the Wealth of Nations, which is still the all-absorbing topic of conversation. Many of those…
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MURRUMBURRAH, Saturday.—It is raid that at Garangula, on Thursday, McLean and party washed 9 dwt. from one dish of dirt, taken haphazard. The statement caused great excitement. Two adjoining…
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REPORTS from Yalgogrin give a very encouraging account of the gold discoveries in that district. In addition to several good and improving reefs, the…
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A GOOD number of Gunning people are leaving for the above, and are reporting most favorably on them. We have received some information with regard to them which can…
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PERTH, Thursday.--The whole of this locality is much excited over the most wonderful discovery yet made near Coolgardie. The find is richer than that made at…
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THE South Waratah miners have given in to the owners' terms, and resumed work this morning at district rates after a strike extending over eight months…
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GUNDAROO, Saturday.—Mining matters are interesting and encouraging in this district. The locality known as Gum Tree Hill, about 12 miles from Gundaroo and 14 miles…
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In the House of Commons last night the amendment proposed by Mr. Thomas, one of the Welsh members, in favour of submitting the question as to eight hours for miners to the local option vote, was…
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Several Liberal members of the House of Commons are opposing the Miners Eight-hours Bill, and as a result the promoters of the measure have agreed to limit the operation of the…
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THE Mining on Private Lands Act come into force on the 11th June, and a period of two months from that date was allowed to owners of land and persons who had made agreements with them…
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