The Proprietary Mine
During the week Mr. Hooke, Inspector of Mines, visited the Peak Hill Proprietary mine, and as a result of his inspection insists upon certain…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
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Mining
Mining operations are still being carried on at Orange Plains. The prospectors of "The Royal Sweep" have resumed work and…
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Some mild excitement has been caused at Coradgery by the despatch of six tons of stone from the prospectors' (Messrs Quinn, Staples and…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Mining Act Amendment
At the last meeting of the local Council it was decided to support the Burraga Progress Association in bringing about un amendment of the Mining Act by…
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THE Mines Department has issued a summary of the chief provisions of this bill, which should prove very good reading to all interested is mining pursuits, or who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. BOWMAN's BATTERY
There has been a temporary stoppage of this plant, owing to some repairs which necessitated sending away for material, being needed. A parcel of about 25 tons…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Mining. Great Eastern
T. FRASER and party are carrying on operations at the 140ft level on a schute of stone, the prospects from which are very satisfactory. Prior to…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The First Gold Rush in New South Wales
LAST week's rush to Coradgery brings about recollections of old times, and a brief sketch of the first gold rush in New South Wales will, I daresay…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Our Open Column. Mining on Private Lands. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—Will you kindly allow me space in your highly valued paper to question the validity of the Mining Laws Amendment Act as interpreted and administered…
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Since the publication in these colums a few weeks ago of a sketch of Sam’s Reef, at Binni, an impetus has been given to mining locally whether of merely mushroom growth…
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We are indebted to Mr Kelly, M.P., for an advance copy of the new Mining Bill, which proposes to repeal the Mining Act of 1874, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. YALGOGRIN
Mining operations here are fairly active, and when the battery resumes work there will be a fair quantity of good stone put through. Harrigan and party, at the…
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Matters locally in mining circles were a bit on the move during the week. A meeting or two was held but the business noted was more of…
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Small crushings srom the Kohinoor and Mewhaven tributers were cleaned up at the Kohinoor battery early in the week with fair results…
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FOR the four weeks ending September 9, the Myalls and Peak Hill crushed and treated 2650 tons for 249oz. standard gold, resulting in a lose of…
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ON Tuesday Mr. J. Hocking, general manager of the Myalls-Peak Hill Gold Mines, forwarded the following cable to the London directors:— "Value of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Mining Notes
Since the publication of my recent contributions under the above heading loco[?] mining matters have somewhat brightened, and a number of the shows spoken of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dandaloo. MINING
DEVELOPMENT and prospecting work are proceeding vigorously at the Orange Plains copper field. Mineral leases aggregating 1500 acres have…
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The output of stone continues to be fairly rapid, and the work of placing the new winding and rock-drill plant in position is progressing as rapidly as weather…
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FOLLOWING are a few brief extracts from the new Mining Bill shortly to be brought before the House:— (1). To repeal all previous acts and…
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