Thursday, May 7, 1896. the Coal Trade Crisis
A MEETING of the delegate board of the Miners Association was held yesterday, at which, after discussion, a resolution was carried to the effect that the whole matter in…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
483 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 11 of 25
Gold Discovered in Trinidad
A rich discovery of gold has been made in the Island of Trinindad, West Indies…
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The Earl of Durham has sold 14 of his collieries for £1,000,000. These collieries have a daily output of 12,000 tons…
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At a meeting of the Greta miners the deputation appointed at a previous meeting to interview the manager reported that the manager had no…
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Word from the vicinity of Cooma states that mining matters are pretty quiet in the large and extensive district of Monaro, where neither alluvial nor quartz got the amount of attention from…
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That the Government of West Australia intends paying special attention to the development of its coal industry is intelligence which should be of great importance to the disturbing elements in the…
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A MEETING of, the delegate board of the Miners Association was held on Wednesday, at which, after discussion, a resolution was carried to the effect that the whole matter in…
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The past fortnight's gold escort from Kalgoorlie will carry from 5000 to 6000 ounces of gold. It is computed that upwards of 1000 head of stampers will be at work on the Coolgardie…
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A CONSIFERABLE amount of interest is being manifested in shipping circles with regard to the diving operations for the recovery of £10,000 worth of…
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The following notes have been sent from Wyalong; At Bolte's claim a depth of 250ft, has now been reached, and the party can claim to have the deepest shaft on the field. Levis are to be put…
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A telegram from Seal Rocks this morning states that the ten thousand sovereigns searched for have been received from the sunken steamer Catterthun, but that the sea was too heavy for the boat…
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The result of the voting by the district lodges upon the recommendation of the delegate board to an refer the present dispute to an arbitration board…
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Mr. Perey Marks, who has been visiting west Australia on behalf of the London Financial News says 30 millions of English capital is invested in the goldfield there, but adds that nothing like half…
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It was reported to the police yesterday that a box of bullion, valued at £3000, had been stolen from the mail boat on the passage from Ostend to Dover. It now transpires that there was no…
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How English speculators are "gulled." The following are extracts from a prospectus published in the London newspapers—needless to say where the wonderful mine is situated:—" I send you by…
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Coolgardie, during the month of April, produced 9762oz. of gold, and Murchison 5584oz. An important discovery of asbestos has been made in the Braidwood district. The locality is…
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The Australian banking returns for the quarter ended March 31st not not completed, one return out of about 150 having yet to come in. But when they are complete, we (Melbourne Argus) shall be…
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ON Wednesday the proprietors, with perhaps one exception, stated that no actual move of any kind had yet been made towards offering anything but a…
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Late reports from the diggigs at Spring Creek are to the full as satisfactory as those chronicled hitherto. There are now quite a number of men on the field, and even the least lucky of these are all…
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The Delegate Board is still sitting, and likely not to adjourn till tea. A wire was received from the Hon J. N. Brunker, Chief Secretary, that some of the proprietors are…
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