The Very Latest. Sydney, Thursday Night. MINING
Tin is quoted at 12s. 6d. HOMEBUSH SALES. 30,000 sheep were penned. The market was much better, best wethers realising…
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Mining & the mines, 1894
279 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 14
Mining on Private Property Bill
In consequence of the threats of the opposition leaders to challenge, the position of the Government when the House meets, which, if successful, will result in the defeat of the Mining on Private…
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Tin is quoted at 12s. 6d. A PROTEST BY BUTCHEES. Owing to the associated butchers protesting against the auctioneers giving the…
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GOLD—not yellow, but the hue of the precious metal—yields the most satisfying color sensation of which the human retina is capable…
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The conference to consider and assist in passing the Mining on Private Property Bill was continued to-day, aud resolved to send a deputation to the Government to urge on the passing of the Bill, and…
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Tin is quoted at 12s. HOMEBUSH MARKETS. There were 43,356 sheep offered to-day and 876 cattle. As the auctioneers have…
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M'Gregor, charged with receiving gold stolen from Mount Morgan, has been found guilty and remanded for sentence…
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Tin is quoted at 12s[?] HOMEBUSH MARKETS. Thirty thousand sheep were penned; prime scarce, best wethers realised 7s. 6d,…
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The Mount Morgan gold robbery prisoners were sentenced to-day, M'Gregor and Mangi[?] to two years, and Rowley to 16 months…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Very Latest. Sydney, Thursday Night. Latest Mining
TIN is quoted at 12s. HOMEBUSH MARKETS. There were 50,000 sheep penned to-day, the market being bad, wethers realising…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Very Latest. Sydney, Monday Night. MINING
Tin is quoted at 12s. HOMEBUSH SALES. The above sales are unobtainable to-day. POLITICAL…
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At Mongtze, in China, there is a timber mine. The trees have been buried under sandy soil to a depth of twenty feet, and they are wall preserved. Apparently they…
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Tin is quoted at 12s. HOMEBUSH SALES. 31,000 sheep were penned to-day, prime being a shade firmer. Best wethers…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Wires. Sydney. Thursday, 12.5 p.m. Mining on Private Property Bill
The Legislative Council has decided to take the second reading of the Mining on Private Property Bill on Wednesday fortnight…
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Tin is quoted at 12s. HOMEBUSH SALES. The cattle and sheep reports are unobtainable…
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GOLD-BEARING reefs on the Fernhill estate, in Devonshire, having been tested with satisfactory results, miners have been set to work…
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Tin is quoted at 12s. HOMEBUSH MARKETS. There were 44,000 prime sheep penned to-day, the market being better, best…
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SIR,--I noticed in your journal of the 26th January an effusion emanating from the pen of " G. O." (whoever he is) touching the mis-management of mines in New England, in which he attributes the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Miner. Mining in New England. No. II
IN my former letter I alluded to some mistakes, or rather faults, which had been committed by mining managers through ignorance of their duties. Near where I am writing this, some machinery for…
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The Government nave decided to offer a reward of £1000 for the discovery of a payable alluvial goldfield…
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