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Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown) · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1911

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Masked Robbers Bag of Gold Stolen

The Wollondilly Press · Wednesday 19 July 1911 · page 3

In broad daylight, on 25th March, a Widnes cashier and a man accompanying him were suddenly attacked by two men, said to have been wearing masks,…

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The Romance of the Rand Mines

The Picton Post · Wednesday 23 August 1911 · page 3

Up to 1884 there was scarcely a suspicion of gold in the Transvaal, and the country was regarded as a barren land, lacking in all the…

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Prevention of Mining Accidents

The Picton Post · Wednesday 30 August 1911 · page 7

Mining machinery and safety appliance till offer great scope for improvement. Referring to the recent terrible explosion at Wattstown, "Mabon," M.P., is…

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Wireless Communication Between Mines

The Picton Post · Wednesday 6 September 1911 · page 3

Drs. Leinbach and Loewy, two German .scientists, have established an underground wireless system of communication. They have…

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Street Gold Hunt. Discovery of Coins

The Picton Post · Wednesday 20 September 1911 · page 7

Romford is in the throes of a gold rush. Even children are excitedly agitating the auriferous earth with sieves. The finds have varied from a farthing to a…

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Facts & Fancies. Romans and the Use of Coal

The Picton Post · Wednesday 11 October 1911 · page 3

Excavations near Liege, Belgium, unearthed a Roman villa, in the basement of which was found a quantity of coal in large pieces…

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To Preserve Coal

The Picton Post · Wednesday 1 November 1911 · page 3

Coal left out of doors, exposed to the weather for, say, a month, loses one-third of its heating quality. If a ton of coal is placed on the ground…

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Gold Dust

The Picton Post · Wednesday 8 November 1911 · page 7

Opportunity is the cream of time. The more you any, the less people remember. A mother's tears are the seve in all…

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The Preservation of Coal

The Picton Post · Wednesday 29 November 1911 · page 3

Experiments have been made in Germany with a view to ascertain the best means of preserving coal from deterioration after it has been…

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The First Canadian Minister of Mines

The Wollondilly Press · Wednesday 6 December 1911 · page 2

The Hon. William Templeman, who is to be the first Canadian Minister of Mines, was born in Ontario of Scottish parents sixty years ago, and entered the…

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