Gold Absorption
WHAT becomes of the 228,000,000 dollars of the precious metals annually produced in the world, is a question easy to ask and not difficult to answer. Of our gold and silver product,…
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Mining & the mines, 1873
7 stories in Mid North Coast's papers
CORRESPONDENCE. The Gold-fields at Nowendoc (To the Editor of the Manning River News.)
SIR,—I have noticed in late papers some very hopeful accounts of these diggings. Everything favorable seems to find its way into print, and all the lucky finds are duly recorded. I suppose…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Coal Famine in London
A “ COMMISSIONER” of the Daily Telegraph writes: — It is almost impossible to exaggerate the amount of real misery and privation which…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Nowendoc Gold Fields. (From an Occasional Correspondent.)
EVERYTHING seems at a standstill at present, but some improvement is expected before long, and there are those who think things will be as flourishing as before ; for although all the River…
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THE English are in a fright for fear of the exhaustion of their coal beds. The short supply and high price of the article have occasioned their agitation. Professor A[?]stead endeavors…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Coal Question in England
THE Melbourne Argus correspondent in London writes :—The select committee on coal, appointed on the 4th of March, has vigorously entered upon its duties, and has already…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The High Price of Coal
AN important and forcible illustration of the bad effects to the British iron and steel trades of the high price of coal and labor was recently furnished at the annual general meeting of the…
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