Poetry. in Blue and Gold
The blue sea slumbers in the mist of heat Beside the amber shore. At anchor floats a brown-winged fisher fleet…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
322 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 17
Royalty on Gold. [By Cable.] London
THE Canadian Government has decided to impose a royalty upon all gold won from the Placer mines in the Yukon River districts…
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The sale of the Witney Green mine (N.S.W.) to an English Syndicate was compleled on Monday, 13th inst. The terms are £14,000 cash to the…
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Several parties are prospecting down Gara Long Point, in the Falls. The Rocky, River people must be jubilant now, owing to the late rain…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Queensland Mining in 1896
The annual report of the Queensland Department of Mines has been tabled. We learn that 628,600 tone of stone were operated on during…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining in New England
In the Hillgrove inquiry case, at the suit of Edward Whalan, the Minister has decided to grant gold mining lesse 49, known as The Dam…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mines Department. Annual Report for 1896. the New England Fields. Peel and Yrakka Mining District. (Continued from last Saturday's issue). Tamworth Division
There were about 260oz. of gold won within this division during the year, but as the bulk of it was obtained by fossickers, it is difficult to…
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Owing to the reduction in their wages the miners at the Wentworth and Alladin Companies, Lucknow, have decided to cease work forthwith…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Miners' Strike. Sydney, Monday Afternoon
OWING to a redaction in wages, the miners at the Went worth and Aladdin Co.'s mines, Lucknow, have decided to cease work forthwith…
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The rush to the Kloodyke gold field at Canada continues, and there is great difficulty in conveying provisions. It is Feared many even rich…
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On Thursday afternoon Mr. John Moor brought to the Tamworth branch of the Bank of N.S.W. 532oz. 7dwts. 4grs. retorted gold, being the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Klondyke Mines. [By Cable.] London, Wednesday
THE miners at Klondyke resent the action of the Canadian Government in imposing royalties on the output from the claims. A great party of miners and others bound…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Miner. The Great Gold Find at Klondyke
WRITING on the recent rich discoveries on the Yukon River, the Victorian Daily Colonist of July 7 says :--' The power of gold to unmake as well as make communities is well illustrated in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →London. Wednesday. Klondyke Goldfields
It is reported that the police will not allow any miners to proceed to Klondyke goldfield unless they are supplied with provisions sufficient for a year…
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Messrs. Robinson and Rice have made a rich find at Kimo (N.S.W.), eight miles from Gundagai. Seventy-five pounds of specimens, yielding…
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During the past few years discoveries of rich alluvial nuggets, "dykes," and reefs have plunged this population of Gundagai into the gold fever…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Band Mining Returns
Under the head of "Figures That Tell." the Roodepoort Mail thus summarises the annual report of the acting State Mining Engineer for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Gold versus Silver and Gold
By a process of exhaustion it seems likely that the real cause of the present and past depression which has been so conspicuous a feature of trade…
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THE United States Government has issued a warning to miners and others proceeding to the Klondjke gold-field, pointing out the difficulties and privations to be…
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Tasmaniau dividends paid in July are a record for the island colony, £55,780 15s. Mr. W. B. Gray, chairman of…
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