Cable Items. Colliery Explosion in Prussia
A TERRIBLE explosion has occurred in a collier at Urangel, in Prusiia. Fifty miners were either killed or wounded…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
97 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 1 of 5
Mining Items
The first Pamoula mining property sent to London has been floated. This is the mine known as the Pamoula Tunnel Company. News from London states…
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THE Pambula "Voice" says:—The mines that closed for the holidays are mostly starting to work again. Falkner's have been working right through and have…
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Two parties of miners in the Pambula district have been granted aid form the Prospecting Vote. The Pambula Tunnel mine is again working with a full…
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At Esperance, the Water Supply Department have been making stre[?]ouse efforts to cope with the water difficulty on the Dundas-road. A number of…
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THE sale of the London mine was completed last week, when the lucky prospectors received a cheque for £27,000, the sum of £30,000 having been paid as…
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DURING the discussion on the Estimates in the Victorian Legislature last week, Mr. J. Anderson said that he felt that the village settlements would never be a…
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A crushing of 43 tons of stone from the Mallacoota Proprietary mine yielded a return of 43oz of gold. There are now over a hundred men…
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THE fortunate owners of the Great Victory' Gold Mine are shaking hands with themselves as the work progresses and the mine becomes more and more developed. From…
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A miner on the Little Plain River, named Peter Martell, had a rather unpleasant experience last week, by which he narrowly escaped losing his life. He was…
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The Pambula Golden Diorite Company have taken over tho battery which is situated at Lochiel, and at which the Austral Junction Company erected, a cyanide…
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A good deal of attention has been drawn of late to the undeveloped resources of tho territory of Croajingolong, and a few lines about the district and the…
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THE "Snowy River Mail's" special reporter writes:—The track to Club Terrace, Bemm River, has been considerably improved since my last visit to the field…
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ORBOST is a town of some 400 or 500 people, situate on the Snowy River, close to the large and fertile flats on which maize and other products have been…
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It is reported that a roof has been struck north if Wilson's le ase at Club Terrace. Particulars of the find are not yet to hand. Mr. Mustard reports that…
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AFTER crossing the Bemm River the road ascends the course of that stream for about 2½ miles, when the mining camp is reached. It is situated on a shelf or…
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FROM a crushing of 24 tons of stone taken from the Coolgardie mine, Dellicknora, 19ozs of gold have been obtained…
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THE yields obtained from these reefs would be regarded in many places as a sufficient guarantee of their commercial value, and visitors who have had…
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WHAT appears to us an an anomaly in connection with mining was brought under our notice last week. Senior-Constable Stutchbury has authority to…
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AT the meeting of the above Board, held at Sale recently, the following resolutions, among others, were carried as recommendations to the Department:—"That the…
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