English Miners Entombed
THERE was an extraordinary scene, says an English paper, in the vicinity of the colliery owned by Messrs. G. and J. Haigh, at Ravenswharf,…
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Mining & the mines, 1900
226 stories in New England's papers · page 8 of 12
Long Flat Gold Find. Further Sensrtional Yields
GUNDAGI, Thursday—In connection with the sensational and at Messrs. Robinson and Rice's mine, Long Flat, nothing was done from Saturday last until yesterday,…
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Messrs. Judge and party have struck rich are ill their silver mine at Boggy Camp. This is a good chance for speculators…
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W. G. Gorman, Manager of the Brilliant Block mine at Charters Towers (Q.), fell down a shaft yesterday, zoo feet deep, and was dashed to…
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WHILE everybody in England is still talking and thinking of war, to the exclusion of every other subject, far away at the western tip of the North American Continent, one of the greatest…
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The strike of wheelers at the Hetton Colliery has thrown, about 500 hands ide…
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A gold-field was reported at Slaughterhouse Creek a few days back, (says the "Moree News.") The creek is situated between Bingara and Moree…
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A meeting of members of the above was held at Mr. Blocre's offices on Saturday night. There was a fair attendance, and Mr. P. All well occupied…
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A very rich find of gold was reported from near Bega yesterday, one dish of rubble yielding one hundred onnees of the precious metal…
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Washing operations were commenced at Cope's Creek ConsoIs on Monday. The whole of the timber for Cope's Creek dredge has been loaded at Glen…
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A very rich find of gold is reported from near Begs, one dish of rubble yielding one hundred ounces oi gold. A young man named Robert…
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ITEMS from the Argus:-- We understand that Strandt's mine, Pine Ridge, which was recently sold to the Union Club, Sydney, has been floated into a company with a capital of £26,000, It is to…
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The usual report of the Elsmore Valley tinmine is not to hand, owing to the plness of the manager, Mr. F. S. Thomas. While the Chief Inspector of Mines (Mr…
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Good news from the Bora Extended mine reached Inverell. Very rich ore was struck at the 264 feet level, which will assay about 55oz. silver and 20 per…
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In the Silver King rich chloride of silver has been struck. Mr. Crabbe has removed his offices to premises next to Mr. W. H. Readett, auctioneer…
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Having lone promised myself a visit to the many silver maims of Boggy Camp and Fine Ridge, and favourable circumstances presenting themselves on Wednesday last I happily…
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Sir,--I notice in the last issue of your contemporary the desirability of getting access to these mines, by means of a new road, is brought clearly before the public. I venture to endorse…
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IT is understood that the proprietors of the Newcastle collieries intend to raise the price of coal from the beginning of next month from 10s. to 12s…
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A London firm has purchased a Tumanian gold mine for £480,000…
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There was no meeting of the Exchange on Saturday night. Cope's Creek Con sols has been list on tribute to McDonald and party…
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