The Catterthun Gold
THE salvage steamer Sophia Ann returned to Sydney yesterday from her search for the Catterthun gold. Captain J. Hall reports that the wreck was located, and the steamer…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
499 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 10 of 25
Mining. Braidwood Items
Two samples of stone from Rigby and party's tenement, Major's Creek, assayed in Sydney recently gave good returns; one being 9 oz. 18 dwt. of gold and the other 120 oz. of silver…
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As various reports have been circulated to the affect that the above colliery is not to be opened, it may be stated that this is not correct. A large of money hat already…
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Mn. ROSE is informed of the following grant. from 1th prospecting vote:—Mr. James Hoption of Wattle Form, via. Barber's Crook, 25th of sinking at the rate of 7/6 a foot. and…
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A miners' congress, ant which representatives were present from all parts of the world, has been held at Aix-la-Chapelle, Rhenish Prussia. A resolution was passed demanding eight hours…
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NOTICE IS given in a supplement to the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE that the application of W. J. Moore for a gold mining lease of 23 acres, situated at Garibaldi Gully, has been refused…
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At the International Miners' Congress at Aixla-Chapelle, Rhenish Prussia, yesterday, a resolution was unanimously passed in favour of the coal output being restricted in accordance with the demand…
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On Friday Mr. Brunker, Colonial Secretary, endeavoured to communicate with the principal colliery proprietors, in accordance with the request of the miners' delegate board. Mr. Brunker is anxious to…
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Junction Point on the Tuena side (says a telegram to the Daily Telegraph) is quite lively. The Victoria reef is turning out good stone. Crushing is proceeding steadily. M'Vicar and others at…
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BYWO[?]S, Friday.—A visit of inspection [?] just been made by Mr. Phil, Davies, mining engineer, [?]ting on Roglith account, and although a good property is under offer to…
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Another attempt is to be made to recover the £10,000 in specie from the wreck of the steamer Catterthun off Seal Rocks. Captain Hall is again in charge of the expedition, and loft Sydney on…
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NOTHING definite has yet been settled with regard to the overtures of Mr. Brunker to bring about an arrangement between the parties to the dispute in the Newcastle coal trade. The mineowners as a…
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The following applications for special lease of private lands have been refused:—P. J. Donnelly three late of 10s. each, Bywong, applied for on 8th and 10th August 1894…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—If certain facts which have been laid before the Mines Department, but which have no official confirmation yet, prove to be correct, a discovery of gold has been made in…
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GRENFELL, Tuesday.—An important mining case came on for hearing yesterday evening before Warden Foley, and was concluded late last night. A lease held by Bawden near the Company's dam, about a…
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BYWONG, Monday.—White and party (Lone Hand) have started sinking from the 50ft, level on better stone than ever, the reef varying from 15in. to 18in. Thomas Cartright and party have taken the Little…
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MR. Sydney Smith has had a return prepared which shows that from the 1st January to the 31st May, 1895, there were 431 applications under the Mining act of 1874, while from the 1st January to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining at Coolgardie. London, June 2
Mr. J. C. Johnson, of Adelaide, has sold the Maritana gold mine, at Kalgoorlie, for £100,000…
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BURRAGA, Wednesday.—Ground le being secured daily at the Isabella goldfield, and £65 has already been deposited with the local miming registrar for leases &c. McVicar's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Colliery Explosion in France. London, June 4
A disastrous explosion has taken place in a colliery at Rochebelle, in the south of France. Twenty-five miners were killed…
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