Mining Notes
ANOTHER excellent crushing is reported from old Fuller's Reef, Moonan Brook, from which E. Williams and party have just cleaned up 56 tons for a…
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Mining & the mines, 1900
316 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 16
The Coal Trade Brisk. [By Telegraph] Sydney
THE coal trade at Newcastle is very brisk now, and the miners think this a good opportunity to seek" an increase in their wages…
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Never take a crooked path while you can find a straight one. Hope is the word which the finger of God has inscribed upon the brow of every man…
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The coal production of Japan has increased from 3,168,875 tone in 1891 to 5,019,687 tons in 1899. Very rich tin, estimated to go 1½cwt., to the load, has been struck at Gilgol, in the Inverell district,…
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The coal question in Great Britain continues to be a very serious one (says the Argus). Last year the production amounted to 220,085,000 tons, against 202,042,000 tons for 1898, and 202,119,000…
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There are three crowns; the crown of the daw, the crown of the priesthood and the crown of royalty; but the crown of a good name is superior to thorn all…
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Winter is once more paying us her annual call, and as the evenings are long, you can pass the same with pleasure, if you buy a good concertina, accordeon,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Transvaal War Kruger Exhibits Humility the Progressive Party Seek Submission. Destruction of Mines Again Threatened. Unconditional Surrender Demanded. Surrender of Prisoners and Arms. Defence of Johannesburg. Transvaalers Issuing Paper Money. Use of Expansive Dullets. London, May 21
The Express reports that President Kruger has personality telegraphed to Lord Salisbury in an exceedingly humble strain, and has proposed certain terms of peace…
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The ball held here on Friday, the [?]th May, under the auspices of the Coal Creek Cricket Club, was a decided success. There were a goodly number…
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The much be-badgered colhery proprietors of Newcastle have at last undertaken to raise the price of coal a shilling a ton as from the first of…
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The coal question in Great Britain continues to be a very serious one (says the Argus). Last year the production amounted to 220,085,000 tons, against 202,042,000 tone for 1898, and 202,119,000…
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The Russian Minister of Finance, Mr. De [?] has [?] to hospitably [?] and [?] English [?] and of here to upon out and [?] the rich gold mines in [?]…
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Mr Klimke, the Transvaal State Mining Engineer, who recently OpPased any Boer interference with the Johannesburg mine?, has been…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Transvaal War Invasion of the Tr[?]nsvaal. the [?]Ing Movement Irnesistible. Lord Methuen Over the Border. Doers Out-maneuvred. Enemy Concentrating Near [?] Destruction of Collieries Prevented Doers Will Not Surrender. Further Boer Deception. the Enemy Again Repulsed. the Gatrand Mountains to Be the Boers' Last Stand. Rapid Marching by the Colonials. London, May 28
Fioid-marchal Lord Roberts has his head[?] at Ver[?]niging, on the northern bank of the Vaal, 77 miles from Pretor is and 50 miles from Johannesburg. The steady march and the enveloping…
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The Russian Minister of Finance, Mr. De Witte, has decided to hospitably receive and encourage English capitalists and others to open out and work the rich gold mines in Kamschatka, recently…
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As a formal investigation of this accident and of its causes and circumstances appeared to the Minister for Mines (Mr. Fegan) to be expedient,…
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IN reference to the Dry Creek part of our auriferous district, a correspondent, signing himself "Miner," writes:—"It may interest some of…
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GOLD 13 now being found IN large quantities at Hokkaido, in the province of Kitami, in Japan. A territory embracing 650 squaro miles, tha…
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GOLD is now being found in large quantities at Hokkaido, in the province of Kitami, in Japan. A territory embracing 65O square miles, the…
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The mail steamer Mo[?] which sailed to-day for San Francisco, took away thirty boxes of gold valued at £150,000…
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