Mining
BURRAGA, Saturday.—Things in general are unusually quiet, the strike at the Burraga copper-mines being uncountable for this. There is no prospect of the strike coming to…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
499 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 25
The Mining on Private Property Act. ALBURY
The loopholes in the Mining on Private Property Act, under which freeholders can secure Against miners large auriferous areas, are well exemplified by the ease of tho recent discoveries at…
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THE Daily Telegraph correspondent states that Messrs. Lowe, Alchin, and Co. are down 130ft., and have a large quatity of stone at grass. They are now driving north at the 40ft. level, and are in…
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BURRAGA, Saturday.—Things in general are unusually quiet, the strike at the Burraga copper mines being accountable for this. There is no prospect of the strike coming to a termination. Mr…
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IT has been arranged that the conference on mining shall meet in St. James's Hall, Sydney, on the 5th February. There will be 300 delegates present…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Transvaal Goldfield. History of the Rand. Discovery of Gold
Though far from being without a record and a history the gold industry of the Rand has been exceptionally free from sensational incidents. It…
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IT has been arranged that a conference on mining shall meet in St. James' Hall, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 5th February. There will be 300 delegates present. Discussions will…
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THE creek here has stopped running, and should the dry weather continue there will be no water for crushing. Mining matters are beginning to liven up, as parties who have…
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WYALONG, Saturday.—The escort left yesterday with 2044 oz. gold. The Brilliant party have discovered another reef on their claim, which is reported as looking promising…
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PREPARATIONS are being made for the mining conference, which is to be opened by Mr. Sydney Smith in St. Jame’s hall, Sydney, on, Wednesday, February 6th, There will [?] accommodation for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fifty Miners Killed. London, Jan. 27
A terrible colliery disaster occurred to-day in South Wales. While work was proceeding in a mine near Cardiff an explosion of firedamp occurred. Fifty miners were killed on the spot. Thirty-eight miners…
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Another terrible colliery disaster has occurred in the South Wales coalfield. While work was proceeding in a mine near Cardiff, Glamorganshire, an explosion…
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ON Monday evening next, Mr. Thos. R. Rowe, the delegate appointed to represent Yass at the forthcoming Mining Conference, intends addressing all persons interested in mining, at…
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MINERS' RIGHTS.—The Labor Bureau department state in answer to Mr. Fitzpatrick, mining delegate for Braidwood, that miners rights will be issued to all miners who may…
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ORANGE, Friday.—Stone free the reef on the Bletchington mine, assayed to-day by Mr. Warnford Lock, manager of tile Lucknow mines, gave a return of 33oz. to the ton. The reef is said to be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Transvaal.—the Mines to Be Closed. London, Jan. 30
A cablegram has been received from the Transvaal stating that President Kruger has issued a proclamation announcing his intention to close the miles on the Rand, under the pretext that…
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THE Mining Conference is to be opened to-morrow (Wednesday) morning by the Minister for Mines, Mr. Sydney Smith, at 11 a.m., at St. James's Hall, Phillip-street. The Minister will preside, and there…
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Our correspondent "Fly" writes:—What with the scarcity of the metal and the exorbitant prices charged for rations, the existence of the average digger on this field is far from being a cheerful one…
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From a statement, published in the DAILY TELEGRAPH, of the gold received during 1895 at the Sydney [?] of the Royal Mint. we learn that from the Young district was received 1958 41oz…
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NOWRA, Monday.—A very rich discovery has been made in the Golden Quarry Claim at Yalwal, running about 14 oz. to the ton, on a lode 4 ft. 6 in. wide. A hundred tons, valued…
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