Mining
THE gold yield of Western Australia for the month of August amounted to 29,51[?] oz. Gundagai, Tuesday.—A trial crushing of sins tones of stone from the reef recently…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
499 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 19 of 25
The Bullock Island Mine
Another fall occurred early this morning in the Wickham and Bullook Island pit, adjacent to the recent fall. The ground has fallen two feet, some of the cracks extending…
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THE British ship Flora P. Stafford, loaded with 1984 tons of coal, from Newcastle to Manilla, for Messrs. Mc Leod and Co., caught fire in the Pacific…
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THE Daily Telegraph has the following on the reopening of the Currawang mine:—Arrangements are in progress, on behalf of a private syndicate, for the re-working of the Currawang mine, near…
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The Currawang Copper, Gold, and Silver Mining Company has been registered under the Acts of 1874 and 1888, with a capital of £10,000, to 40,000 shares at 5/- fully paid up…
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YASS, Friday.—Mr. Maitland, warden, visited Goodya Creek to-day, and issued several permits. There are over 100 men on the ground, and claims lave been pegged out for several miles. The…
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THE principal claims continue at work in Araluen, but the one giving most employment is Higgins's. The men are regularly paid up every fortnight, and were it not for…
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HARMER and party at Jembsicumbene are still doing splendidly, and the land in opening out better than over, being a great width and the wash from six to eight feet in depth…
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BYWONG, Friday.—Messrs. Audas and Holl, representing Melbourne capital, have visited the field. They were entertained by the chairman and score-of the K.I.U. Club and the hen. secretary of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Laws in the Transvaal. London, Sept. 12
News from the Transvaal states that the Volksrand has passed a measure amending the mining laws of the country, and embodying in a large degree the demands of the Rand mine owners…
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A START was made yesterday to erect machinery. It is hoped that the work will progress satisfactorily so that employment may be found for men out of work…
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CARCOAR, Monday.—At Galley Swamp a large quantity of powerful machinery has been brought on the field during the last fortnight, the chief part of which is to be used at the now shaft of the…
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THE Captain's Flat correspondent of the Queanbeyan Ago writes:—It can be safely said that the town is quieter now than it has been for the last two years. Undoubtedly the cause of the. Flat…
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The famous Londonderry mine (W.A.) is moribund. At the recent statutory meeting the chairman said "that things were not in a very satisfactory state. Although…
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THE referrence in the Melbourne Age last July to an extraordinary parcel of "gold" received from West Australia by the Melbourne Mint, and which was…
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GOLD-YIELDS FROM BLACK SAND.—Mr. Boswell, Braidwood hospital, received on Thursday the result of an essay of black sand which he sent to Mr. Pitman,…
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THE addition of a coal mine to the attractions of a ramble through the Bundanoon Gullies should bring this place into more prominence in the future, and seeing that it is only a little more than an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Gold Discovery at Yass
THE hope of Yass just now (says the Tribune) seems to rest on the success of the gold reefs recently discovered at Gooda Creek. The prospectors have a leader from which assays made in the Department…
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A TELEGRAM to the EVENING NEWS from Murrumburrah. under date of Friday says:— Mining matters at the new rush on Cunningham Creek are progressing favourably. The majority of…
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THE hope of Yass just now seems to rest on the success of the gold-reefs recently discovered at Gooda Creek. The prospectors have a leader from which assays made in the…
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