CHILTERN. Monday. Chiltern Miners' Sports
A sports committee meeting was held at Burke's Hotel on Saturday. Mr. T. Howes was in the chair, and there was a large attendance. The…
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Corowa Mining Prospects
Representatives of the syndicate who contemplate purchase of the mine on terms stated in a recent issue, visited Corowa on Saturday and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. Preferential Trade. Condemned by the Miners' Federation. London
Mr Enoch Edwards, in his presidential address to the Miners' Federation Congress held at Bristol, at which delegates representing 334,000 miners…
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Acting as the mouthpiece of the Stuart Town Progress Committee (says the Mudgee "Guardian"), Mr. Richards has asked the Hon. S. W. Moore, Mines, to protect alluvial…
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Great evcitement prevailed in Maldon (Vic.) on Tuesday morning, when it become known that Mr. James Waterson had discovered a nugget of gold, weighing 52oz.,…
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This afternoon Messrs W. H. Browse, J. Callagher, W. Burke (directors), F. F. Woodward (legal manager), D. Sexton, R. H. B. Boucher. K. Eo[?]ff…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. New South Wales. Sydney, Friday. Fire in Mines
A fire has broken out in the Brilliant mine, Charters Towers, and spread to all the other mines in the vicinity. All work in the nones has…
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Senior-Constable Ferguson, formerly of Corowa, was arrested on Saturday morning in connection with the robbery of £600 of gold from the strong-room at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Mine on Fire. Charters Towers Disaster. Five Bodies Recovered. Two Others Below. Charters Towers
A disastrous fire has broken out in the workings of the Brilliant P.C. gold mine, and several deaths have resulted. About 1.15 this morning fire…
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The fire is still raging in the Brilliant Mine, Charters Towers. Five bodies so far have been recovered, including that of Jordan, who had gone down to relieve his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Labour on the Rand Mines
The statistics of labour on the Rand mines show that there has been an increase of 1200 white persons employed since May last…
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A report from Wyalong says:—Operations are being actively carried on at the various properties. The Prince of Wales Company is proceeding with development work at the 215ft.,…
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An important development in Rutherglen quartz-mining has taken place in the discovery of the continuation of the Great Eastern reef, from which Messrs. Harris and Hollow took…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Terrible Disaster. Mine on Fire. Seven Men Suffocated. Brisbane
A fire broke out this morning in the underground workings of the Brilliant mine, Charters Towers. The flames, which came up the shaft, were extinguished by the fire…
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Chief nominations for these sports, which take place in the Chiltern Park on Wednesday, November 9, close on Monday next, October 24. Full…
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These popular sports will be held on Monday, November 7, in the Bethanga Park. Nominations for the Sheffield close on Monday, October 31,…
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Sports will be held at Chiltern on 9th November next (King's Birthday), in connection with the Miners' Association. A very excellent programme has been…
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The charge against John Alexander Ferguson, of stealing 162oz, of gold from the strong-room of the police-station at Tumbarumba, was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tu[?]arumba Gold Robbery
At the Tumbarumba police Court on Saturday 1st John Alexander Ferguson police constable was charged with stealing [?] of gold, valued at £640, the…
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