Mining News
Several parties at Gundabyndal, Temora, are getting good stone, and crushings from 2oz. to l1/4oz. are reported from small parcels of stone. Hall and party report finding new reef nine inches to twelve…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
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Mining News
News from Coolgardie, dated July 10, states that heavy gold has been struck at the Hadfield mine, north of Bayley's No 2. The latter also struck the Orient reef yesterday. The stone carries fine gold…
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Edwards & party, Lady Belmore Mine, are raising rich atone, the reef is about eighteen inches thick in the bottom of the shaft. Chubb & party…
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A report form Bulawayo, in Mashonaland states thet coal has been discovered in the vicinity of the gold discoveries. It is also reported that…
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The field at Garangula is being opened up in all directions, fresh leads being strnck almost every day. The better class of miners are remaining, but a large number of penniless men have gone away…
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Father Curran, the well-known geologist, has lately paid a visit to the Moor Creek gold field, near Tamworth, and his opinion of the place may be interesting. Father Curran, in reply to a…
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The export of gold from Western Australia for the quarter ended 30th June amounted to 40,456oz., valued at £153,710. There is still a lot of excitement at Coolgardie…
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Perth Thursday.—Heavy gold has been struck at the Hadfield Mine, immediately north of Bayley's No. 2 mine…
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The yield of gold in Victoria for the quarter ended June 30 was l66,80loz., of which 103,372oz. was quartz, and 63,429oz. alluvial. These figures show an increase of ll,150oz. on the March quarter…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sco[?]ch Miners' Strike. Some Men P[?]ing Work. (By Cable) London
THE miners on strike in Scotland are accusing their leaders or ordering the strike upon unfounded pledges of English support. Some of the men…
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The usual weekly meeting of the above was held in North's Hall, on Wednesday. Mr. W. Kennedy in the chair. Several apologies were read and received as satisfactory. The roll was called, and…
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The alluvial goldfield in New Guinea supports about 600 diggers. There is plenty of water, and hydraulic working is being carried out extensively with encouraging results. New Guinea is now said…
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The prospecting party of Try Again Reef are determined not to miss any of the good things this time, for judging from the amount of work done already it is getting a good testing. They have…
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PERTH, Wednesday.— News from Roeburne to the l7th July states that several mining experts and capitalists representatives are now visiting the…
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Father Curran, the well-known geologist, has lately paid a visit to the Moor Creek gold field, near Tamworth, and his opinion of the place may be interesting. Father Curran, in reply to a…
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Mr. J. Kronfeld, of Taree, recently sent to the Mines Department, Sydney, for assay, about half a tumbler full of black and white sand, obtained from the sea beach near the Old Bar, by Mr…
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Mr. J. Kronfeld, of Taree, recently sent to the Mines Department, Sydney, for assay, about half a tumbler full of blank and white sand,…
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Mr. Murray, the Government Geologist of Victoria, expresses the opinion that there is a great[?]uture in store for Coolgardie, which sounds very much like something we have heard before…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →District Telegrams. Newcastle. Wednesday. Disappearance of Coal Laden Vessels From Newcastle
Mach discussion is now proceeding in coal circles upon the disinclination of certain Insurance Companies to accept risks on coal cargoes for Foreign ports from Newcastle, because of the heavy losses…
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