Mining
THE following leases have been approved of:— E. R. Woodward, two mineral leases, of 20a., Nerrimunga; J. Percival, gold lease of 2s., Inverary…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
314 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 16
Growth of the Mining Industry
DURING the past year there has been a phenomena development of activity in the mining industry in Now South Wales. This fact is well brought out by some official figures supplied by Mines…
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CAPTAIN'S FLAT, Monday.—Great progress is being made with the extensive new works at the mines here, and nearly 500 men are now employed. It is anticipated that a start will…
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BYWONG, Monday.—Hole and Brannagan, at the Tunnel, Mac's Reef, are driving through extremely hard country. The Lone Hand, Why to and party, are raising splendid stone from the stopes at 50ft…
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Captain's Flat, Monday.—Great progress is being made with the extensive new works at the mines here, and nearly 500 men are now employed. It is anticipated that a start will be made with the…
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AT last we have a gratifying assurance that the Day Dawn Mine at Little River is to be worked again. Yesterday Mr. A. Chapman took up 20 acres, which embody the old Day…
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QUEANBEYAN, Friday.—Charles Croker, a minor, has discovered a reef in the parish of Nanima, between Goodya Creek and old Nanima goldfield. From reports to hand the stone is shown to be…
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ALTHOUGH the Western Australian gold mines have for some months past given steadily increasing yields of the precious metal, it can hardly be denied that there is a good deal of truth in the…
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A WARDEN's court was hold before Mr. W. S. Casewell to-day Armstrong was granted a six months' suspension of labour on three alluvial claims in the parish of Inverary for the purpose of…
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Mr. J. Buckmaster, one of the prospectors at Goody Creek, returned from Sydney on Wednesday, after having personally inspected the crushing of ten tons of stone out of…
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GOOD reports still continue to be received from Nanama rush, and some very good stone is being brought into town…
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GUNDAGAI, Tuesday.—A crushing of 1000 tons of ore for February from the Gibraltar mine, Adelong, yielded 3000 oz. of gold. About 250 men are permanently employed on the mine. The cyanide plant…
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At a meeting of shareholders of Western Australian mining companies held to-day it was intimated that the directors would not send any capital to Western Australia unless the labour…
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WAS held at Goulburn this morning before Mr. Caswell, warden. James Armstrong objected to the registration of Herbert Shepherd as owner of a…
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A MINING case came before Mr. Caswell, warden, yesterday, in which James Armstrong objected to the registration of a storm water right on Spring Creek, Inverary, applied for by Herbert Shepherd…
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FURTHER discoveries have been made at Nanama, about 14 miles from Yass. A correspondent informs us that at the prospectors' claim, last week, two ounces of gold were washed…
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FURTHER discoveries have been made at Nanama, about fourteen miles from Yass. A correspondent informs us that at the Prospectors' claim last week two ounces of gold…
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PERTH, Wednesday.—A shocking accident occurred at Coolgardie early this morning. Two Italians, Pietro Borlini and Giovanni Guarrimoni, were engaged working in a shaft being put down by…
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COOKTOWN, Wednesday.—It is estimated that the steamer Burdekin brought 2000 oz. of gold from Woodlark. A returned miner states that there is no inducement to go to that…
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THIS morning the warden (Mr. Caswell) gave his decision in the postponed case, J. Armstrong v. H. Shepherd, objection to the registration by Shepherd of a water-right at…
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