A Gold-lined Well
At Nishima, in Japan, there is a wonderful castle possessing a goldlined weil, which affords the garrison an abundant water supply. Not only…
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Thunderbolt. Mining Accident
At Scarsborough on Saturday last four men were killed by two falls of earth in a tunnel which they were driving for the South Clifton Colliery…
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A coal lumper named John Anderson, while walking from a collier to the steamer Graniala fell between the vessels and sustained a compound…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pollution of the Murray Deputation to the of Mines. a Favourable Reply
The deputation arranged by the Cr. rowe Anglers Club to wait upon [?]Victorian Minster of Mines to protest against the pollution of the…
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The roof of the new tunnel at the South Clifton Colliery at Searborough, in the South Coast district, collapsed on Saturday afternoon, killing four men who had…
Continued on Trove, page 44 →Moss Vale Gold Find
Thomas Conlon, while prospecting in Mount Broughton Estate paddocks, owned by Messrs. Gilchrist, Watt, and Company, and managed by Mr. C. E. Eraser…
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On Thursday last Mr. F. Gill, roadsman to the Shire of Rutherglen, was engaged in spreading metal on the Brown's Plains and…
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The reduction works keep fully supplied, and for the quarter ended March 31 the output of gold compared favourably with that of the same period last…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →Fire in a Colliery. 100 Men Rescued. London, April 12
A great fire is raging at the pit-head of the Dodworth Colliery, at Barnsley,in Yorkshire. There were 160 miners below at the time, who were happily rescued…
Continued on Trove, page 42 →New South Wales Sydney, Friday. Strike of Coal-lumpers
The dispute between the coal-lumpers and the Sydney Colliery-owners and Stevedores Association, reached an acute stage to-day, when 700 of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Victoria. Melbourne, Saturday. a Mining Tragedy
A shocking tragedy occurred at California Gully, near Bendigo, to-day The victim was a miner named Samuel Green. Deceased, who was working…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Coal Lumpers' Strike
In connection with the strike of coal-lumpers a disturbance took place on the wharf early this morning. A casual hand remed Harwood…
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Some of the coal lumpers on strike reported to the police to-day that two Chinese were working at the winches on the collier Palmerston…
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One very important factor in the prosperity of the State has been the impetus of metals. At the present price of tin, nearly any…
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You may mend a broken reputation, but jour neighbours keep their eyes on the cracks. Any man may make a rai[?]take, but no[?]…
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The steamer Niwaru, which ought to have sailed to-day will be delayed until Saturday owing to bong unable to complete her coaling on account of…
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Keep your head cool and your feet warm is a prescription we are all familiar with, and one we fully subscribe to; but if the feet are cold, the head is generously hot, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trouble in the Windward Islands. Rioting by Coal Heavers and Cane Labourers. H. M. S. Indefatigable Ordered to Port Castries. London
The coal heavers at Tort Castries; the chief town of Santa Ludu, in tho Windward Islands, weut out on strike, and indulged in most disorderly uud riotous conduct…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coal-lumpers Strike. Disturbance at Circular Quay
A serious Disturbance took [?] at Circular Quay this afternoon in connection with the coal-lumpers strike. Several free labourers were assaulted…
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He that will not be counselled cannot be helped. The troubles of to-day are easily borno: it is the troubles we anticipate that crush…
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