Mining
OUR correspondent learns from Mr. Ramsay that his metallurgical expert, Captain W. H. Sowter of South and West Australian experience, will join him at Harden on Friday…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
332 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 11 of 17
Gold for the Winning
MILLING,' a well-known English paper devoted to wheat and flour trade interests, has come out with a special enlarged Australasian number. " No…
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OUR Harden correspondent writes:—"Captain W. H. Sowter, metallurgical expert from Adelaide, arrived at Harden on Friday, and was welcomed by Mr. C. Ramsay. After…
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It is understood that the final payment on account of the purchase by an English company of the Great Cobar copper mine and allied properties will…
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An accident occurred in a coal pit at Marchiennes, near Charleroi (Belgium). Nine persons were killed…
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OUR Harden correspondent writes:—With reference to assays of ore from Mount Rose Mine, viz., 66 per cent. copper by wet assay and 60 per cent. copper by fire assay, as…
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Our remote descendents may [?] The coal miner may then be one of the most important of food producers…
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LAST week the Jembaicumbeno Middle Ground dredge ran 123 hours. This, together with 105 hours for the preceding week, made a total run of 221 hours. The wash up gave…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Romance of Gold. Mine Shareholders Receive Eight Millions in Eighteen Years
City company meetings, as a rule, are prosaic functions. But the gathering in the city on 18th March of the shareholders of the Mysore Gold Mining Company-- one…
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GREAT in crest is taken in the Merrilla copper field, about sixteen miles from torn. The prospectors, Messrs. Gillett and Mc Cabe, known as the "Lucky Hit Syndicate,"…
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Mr. C. G. Ramsay, manager of the Perseverance Mining Agency, writes:—" Captain W. H. Sowter, metallurgical expert, has been kept busy examining the properties in his…
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Kalgoorlie, Wednesday.—A sensational robbery of amalgam from the battery house of the Golden Ridge mine, Boorara, took place shortly after 1 o'clock this morning. At the time stated three…
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Captain W. H. Sowter, metallurgist, reporting to the manager of the Perseverance Mining Agency upon the Dalton gold reefs, says in the course of his statement that there are…
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Russian prisoners sent to Siberia are set to work in various ways, many of them being employed in silver and salt mines. In an open salt mine or quarry at Iletsh all the manual…
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FOLLOWING are reports of Captain W. H. Sowter, metallurgist expert, on the Waratah and Toohey's (near Dalton) Creek mining properties:—…
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While dragoons were dispersing a meeting of miners at Usovka. Ekaterinoslav. South Russia, shots were fired from the back of the crowd. Thereupon the dragoons fired five…
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The Railway Commissioners' Appointment Bill was considered in the Legislative Council on Wednesday night. Mr. Creed, who took up the discussion, intimated his opposition to clause 3, and…
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IN the Mining Warden's Court yesterday before Mr. Warden Maitland, the application of Frederick Cooper of Merrilla for suspension of labor conditions on a mineral…
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Everyone admits the heavy nature of the task which is undertaken when an attempt is made to codify and liberalise the multifarious and illiberal mining laws of New…
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Six thousand miners at Rhymney, Monmouthshire, and 4000 at Maestog, Glamorganshire, struck, owing to the employment of a non-unionist…
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