Heddon-greta Colliery, Probable Settlement. Heddon
In reference to the trouble at Heddon-Greta Colliery, a meeting of the Miners' Lodge was held this afternoon. A deputation comprising Messrs. Armstrong,…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
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Mining
ON Friday last, Mr. Carne, assistant Government Geologist, paid a visit of inspection to Timor. Mr Carne accompanied Mr. W. M. Fleming,…
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The fire, which burnt down the poppet-heads and landings at the Greta mine on Wednesday last, also destroyed a portion of the pit-top, and rendered useless the scaffolding, which was put in to seal down…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Stanford-merthyr Colliery. Re-opening the Mine. Stanford-merthyr
The work of removing the debris from the Stanford-Merthyr Colliery is now practically completed, and the workmen have advanced as far as it is possible, on account of the…
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[?]mmenting on the cabled report, of the [?]goorlie mines being robbed annually of a [?]on pounds worth of gold, Mr. Bewich [?] states that the figure is absurd, the…
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Work at this colliery is progressing favourably. The sinkers expect to strike water on Tuesday next. This indication means that the top of the…
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Without doubt one of the best appointed collieries in Australasia is the Caledonian Co.’s Aberdare Colliery. Even a casual observer cannot fail to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Balmain Colliery
THERE is one enterprise that unionism has not brought to a standstill, although it has made more than one attempt to victimise it. I refer to the Sydney Harbour Collieries at…
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At the Long Tunnel Mine, Victoria, 2396 tons were crushed in the month, yielding 2101oz. At the Long Tunnel Extended 1020 tons yielded 1312oz…
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A special meeting of the Heddon Miners' Lodgr took place this morning. Mr. J. Green presided Messrs. Green and Thorpe were appointed delegates to the dog-watch conference on August 4…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"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 old country can point to such progress as Australia has…
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Herbert Gladstone, Sscretary of State Home Affairs, has appointed a committee inquire into the probable economic effect the adoption of eight hours as a day's…
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A new opal field, known as the Bunker, situated in the Barrier country, is giving promise of profitable working. There are 300 men at work, and a township is being formed…
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The gold yield of West Australia for July was [?]19,862 fine ounces, valued at £366,574 against 166,000oz, for July last year, A discovery of alluvial gold has taken…
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It is reported that during the next fortnight 200 miners will be discharged from the Tasmanian mine, Tasmania. A report has been received at…
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The work of removing the debris from the Stanford-Merthyr Colliery is now practically completed, and the workmen have advanced as far as it is possible, on account of the…
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At the Kurri Kurri Police Court, on Wednesday, a miner, named John Williams, was charged by the management of the Hebburn Colliery with…
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At the Long Tunnel Mine, Victoria, 2396 tons were crushed in the month, yielding 2101oz.Ati the Long Tunnel Extended 1020 tons yielded 1312oz…
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Gold-bearing stone has been struck at a depth of 1000 feet in the Brilliant Mine at Wyalong. The discovery is an important one. A new opal field, known as the Bunker, situated…
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