Mining Law
THE bill to amend the Mining on Private Lands Act of 1894, introduced into the New South Wales Legislative Assembly by the Minister for Mines,…
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Rutherglen Mining News
THE good prospects obtained in the first bore of the Rutherglen and Carlyle Proprietary Company have led the directors to closely examine their property and to investigate…
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A number of golden specimens were privately exhibited on Monday in Mr. G. W. Staples’s office, Collins street, Melbourne. The remarkable richness of the…
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A MEETING of the shareholders of this company was held at the office of the legal manager, on Monday night. There were about 30 present-- the chairman of…
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Since work was resumed at the Wahgunyah Mine every progress has been made. The shaft has been sunk to the required depth and the opening set fixed An sir…
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Warden Maitland and two assessors were engaged at Queanbeyan on Tuesday hearing a case brought by William R[?]id, who purchased in 1891 from the Bank of…
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WE have so often dealt with the prospects of the mining industry in the Rutherglen district that we are almost afraid that our readers will…
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THE re-appearance in Parliament of the Mining on Private Lands Act for amendment was to be expected. The introduction of the measure into the Statute Book…
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The Earl of Fingall contributes an interesting article to the Saturday Review on the Coolgardie goldfields:— Arrived at Coolgardie, my first thought…
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A prospector, who has visited a new rush six miles from Kiandra, write? as follows to a friend in Adelong :—“The first discovery made was running [?] and west, 2 feet, cutting…
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Grave trouble is again imminent in the Newcastle coal trade, owing to the notice of further reduction given by J. and A. Brown, of the Miami collieries. If the…
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FOR some weeks past the Wahgunyah Sluicing Company, consisting of Mr. J. Gibson and party, who, as previously stated in these columns, took a lease of…
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The boring operations carried on by Messrs Peacock and Ralston at Ugadale have given very satisfactory results, and on Monday morning last a bore bottomed at…
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IN the Assembly last Tuesday week, the Minister for Mines, Hon. S. Smith said:-- I now wish to move the insertion of a new clause dealing with special circumstances…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Original Correspondence. the Corowa Deep Lead Mining and Prospecting Co. To the Editor
SIR,--This is a matter which affects the interests of the residents of the district, whether shareholders of not, and its one of the former I desire to enter a public…
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A crushing of 23 tons of quartz from Jones's Caledonia mine at Gympie (Q.) has given the phenomenal yield of 16,000 ounces of gold…
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According to returns furnished by the Victorian Mines department, the yield of gold for the quarter ending the 3[?]th ult. was 183,976oz, being 16,611oz greater…
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The fourth half-yearly meeting of share. holders of the Corowa Deep Lead Gold Prospecting Co. No Liability was held at the company’s registered office, Sanger-street, Corowa,…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Rutherglen Mining News. Rutherglen and Carlyle Proprietary.-- Bore down 241 feet
Barambogie.--All work carried on as usual; blocking pushed on as quickly as possible, but work somewhat retarded by ground being very…
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There are but few things in this world more highly appreciated or eagerly sought after than gold. Why ? Not because it is an attractive colour; not because it weighs more than any…
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