Mining News
White and Jackson's party, at Welcome Gully, near Daylesford, Victoria, report a yield of 120 oz. for one and a half day's work. Several silver miners who left the Broken-hill…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
533 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 21 of 27
The Greta Collieries. to Be Worked by Free Labor
THE Mercury's correspondent wires:— Seven additional police officers arrived here by train on Monday morning, aud these bring the force at this place up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Eight-hours Day in Mining
Just now, "whon the Legislative Council is occupied in considering a measure for the regulation of coalmining which contains a compulsory provision respecting the hours of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Situation at Greta Colliery
Mr. Humphrey's men at the non-unionist camp in the colliery paddock are now getting shaken down into their new position quite naturally. There are still about 40 of them there—miners and…
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Yesterday afternoon we witnessed a trial of a Californian cradle manufactured by Mr. Val. Post of the Horse Shoe Bend, and can speak highly of its gold-saving qualities, which we have not seen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Greta Mining Troubles. Police and Free Labour
EIGHT constables, under Seniorsergant M'Vane, of Newcastle and Senior-constable Stone, of Maithand, arrived in Greta by Saturday night's…
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It is stated that Mr. Lamb, of Dora Dora Station, near Albury. has decided to expend £3000 in opening up a tin mine on his property. The rich find by Messrs. Woodward and Sons on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Letter to the Editor. the Greta Mine
SIR,—Your paper of Tuesday only came to hand At 10 on Wednesday morning hence my delay in noticing the query of "E[?]qutrer," which I believe I can answer fully. The 2s 6d tonnage rate would…
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According to Professor Liversidge gold exists in sandstone, but generally ia very small quantities. Mainland resembles sandstone in that respect. The output of gold from Queensland for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Greta Coal Mine Troubles. Non-Union Labour
A SECOND batch of 17 additional nonunionists were sent from Newcastle by train to Greta at half-past 5 o'clock oil Thursday evening. The…
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There are at present 4000 tons of stone at grass at Wyalong, which should yield 6000oz. of gold, valued at nearly £24,000. It is stated that Mr. Lamb, of Dora Dora Station,…
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Mining news at Barraba, says our correspondent, is very quiet. I think it is through so much illness; whole families are laid up with measles and influenza. At Crow Mountain Dyson…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Newcastle Coal Trade
OWING to the statements made recently by some of our contemporaries (remarks the Neweastle Herald), it is once more necessary to…
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Speaking at Liskeard, in Cornwall, the Right Honorable Leonard Courtney, M.P. for the Bodmin Division of Cornwall, said he believed the gold discoveries in South Africa and Western Australia…
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Just now, when tho Legislative Council is occupied in considering a measure for the I regulation of coalmining which contains a I compulsory provision respecting the hours of…
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From the Manning River we learn that the Old Bar, in the vicinity, at which beach mining has been carried on for a length of time, is being gradually deserted, for those who laboured…
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The Drysdale and Eldorado mines bid fair to mate a name for the vicinity of Mount Drysdale, where the raining fever has assumed considerable proportions. A local contemporary gives the…
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At the Three-mile Creek, near Beechworth, is the holding of a Mr. Goodyear, who has experienced one of the happy chanches of mining. He is the owner of some land, and, being in poor…
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During the past six months 2518oz. of gold were sent by escort, in addition to £4000 worth, of gold specie sent by the banks. It is well known that large quantities of gold have also been taken by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letter to the Editor. Greta Miners to Be Evicted
SIR,—The brutal methods to which capitalistic tyranny and malice will sometimes drive our employers was amply demonstrated on Tuesday, when formal notices to quit were served on all those…
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