Colliery Fatalities. London, Feb. 24
The breaking of a rope at Rotherham (Yorkshire) coalpit precipitated eight miners to the bottom of the shaft. All except one were killed…
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Mining & the mines, 1904
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British Coal for Japan
Four Japanese steamers are loading at Cardiff 25,000 tons of coal for Tokio…
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AT the invitation of Mr. D. Barry, several ministers, accompanied by a number of prominent citizens, paid a visit to the Burragorang Valley on Saturday. The object of…
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THE gold yield in New South Wales for 1903 shows an increased return of £395,000 on the year 1902. The mines on the C[?]bar field have…
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Cardiff is shipping 150,000 tons of cool for the Far East, ordered in February. Japan has ordered an additional 70,000 tons to be shipped in March and April. These shipments are…
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The Welsh smokeless steam coal now owned by Japan is sufficient for the torpedo-boat destroyers for 12 months…
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Advices from Tokio received at New York are to the effect that two vessels carrying Australian coal, also British, Norwegian, and German vessels with coal and provisions, have…
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MESSRS. Sam and party, who are working the Old Garibaldi, still continue to win encouraging returns from that mine. On Monday last they brought to our office—for…
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Good wages don’t seem to make good servants (hey get £2 a week, in New York), and mistresses are at last -beginning to discover that long and faithful service…
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So long as wood was abundant, coal was not used in Great Britain : indeed, the latter was long held to he injurious to health; but towards the close of the…
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Norseman (W. A.), Monday.—A sensational find was made in Niemen and Fortesoue's claim, known as Ziegler's, this morning. Forty ounces were unearthed in 10 minutes. This is generally…
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ON Monday Inst we were shown moth[?] nice cake of retorted geld, this coming from [?]nd Creek near Murrumburrah the gold weighed 35 ounces and was extracted from twenty-live tons of…
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NORSEMAN (W.A.), Monday.—A sensational find was made to-day in Niemen and Fortescue's claim, known as Zeigler's, this morning. Forty ounces were unearthed in ton…
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It is reported in Liverpool that an English firm is shipping 100,000 tons of coal ostensibly to a Chinese port but really for Japan…
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UP to the close of the year the output from the Christmas Gift was steadily maintained, but an immense creep has necessitated the sinking of a new shaft…
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A SENSATIONAL find was made in Nie[?]nen and Fortescue's claim, known as Ziegler's, at No[?]seman, W.A. Forty ounces were unearthed in ten minutes…
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The Russians laid submarine mines along the Taku-shan coast, west of the Yalu, and in the Yalu estuary…
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A mining accident occurred at the Broken Hill South Mine, whereby a man named George Braidwood was killed, and J. Poole and W. Flowers…
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For some years repeated enquires have been made at this office for a copy of the Rev. W, B. Clarke’s work on the Southern Gold Fields, printed almost…
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