Gold Yield
A return compiled by the Department of Mines shows that the gold yield of this State for the month of August was 11,995 crade ounces, equal to 10,073 fine ounces, valued at £42,787, as…
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Mining & the mines, 1902
183 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 10
Pennsylvania Coal Strike
London, Monday.—Owing to a dynamite outrage, and the difficulty which has experienced in protecting the ‘blacklegs,’ General Gobin, commanding the…
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Melbourne, Tuesday.—John Willett, a minor, who had been prospecting at Redbank in the Avoca district, decided last night to search elsewhere, and removed his tools home. He decided this morning…
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AN explosion of gas occurred yesterday in the Maclaren, Colliery, Abertysowg, Wale's. Sixteen of the miners were killed…
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Two bills were introduced in the Legislative Assembly shortly before the House rose on Friday morning, one to amend the Gold and Mineral Dredging Act of 1899, and the other to…
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Yass, Friday.—A very important development has taken place in Messrs. Massey and Menarey's new mine, near Rye Park, Tile ore in the shaft is improving as it is being sunk upon…
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THREE of the seven coalminers, who were believed to have been drowned by the sudden flooding of the Union Pit, in the Forest…
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The rescued miners when brought to the surface were able to walk, They stated that they never lost hope, Most of the…
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AMONG the giant grenadiers of Frederick William of Prussia was a certain Keller, a 7ft Hercules, who having the misfortune to lose one of his legs, was provided by his…
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A fire broke out in the Corrimal Mine early this morning, and is burning fiercely. So far ascertained there are no men in the mine. Nolle Prosequi…
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Mr. Harry de Windt, who travelled from Paris to Dawson, Alaska, by way of Siberia and Behring Strait, has returned to England. In the course of an interview he stated that in traversing 11,263…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Great Yield of Gold in Siberia London, September 17
Mr. Hurry De Windt, who recently travelled from Paris to Dawson, Alaska, by way of Siberia and Behring Strait, has returned to England. In the course of an…
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A serious fire broke out in the Corrimal mine near Wollongong about three o’clock on Saturday morning, and it is believed to be burning fiercely at a point…
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On Saturday morning a fire broke out at the Corrimal Colliery, which is situated about four miles from Wollongong. No men were at work at the time. The fire had not been extinguished at 6…
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There has just died in Dunedin Franz D. Siedeberg, one of the pioneers of the gold dredging industry. Born in Germany, where he received some training as an architect…
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Before Mr. Thomas, P.M., in the Warden’s Court on Tuesday morning, Mr. Thomas Coming, as one of the share-holders of P.G.L. 204, portion 2, being a…
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IN the annual report of the department of mines for 1901 the following information is given:— Goulburn Division.—As far as can be…
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We have received from the Government Printer copy of annual report issued by the Department of Mines for the year 1901, which gives rather a gloomy account of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The United States. the Great Coal Strike. London, Oct. 2
President Roosevelt has invited the presidents of the anthracite companies and Mr. Mitchell, the president of the Miners' Union whoso members are now on strike, to confer with him to-morrow. In…
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FOR the last few weeks mining in this district has been very dull, owing to the scarcity of water. “The Gostwych ” at Rye Park, has, however, been improving…
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