Mining Notes
We understand that Mr. Paisley has permanently taken up his residence at Stanthorpe (Q.). A good find of tin has at last been…
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Mining & the mines, 1901
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Tin-mining
AN application has been received by the Department of Mines from J. Goodwin to mine for tin on part of the camping reserve 1353, situated on the Mann River and comprising 3 acres…
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Tenders are invited (for the Europambela mining syndicate) by advertisement in this issue for sinking the shaft on the copper lode at…
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Holders of interests in Broadwater, Stanthorpe, Cope's Creek, and other stanniferous claims are jubilant at the further advance in spot[?]tin in London by £2 15s per ton, making…
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The last Hillgrove escort took away 411oz. 10dwt. gold. Tin is now quoted in London at £122 12s, a rise of nearly £2…
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A fall of earth took place at the South Mine, Broken. Hill, to-day. The accident occurred at the 400 feet level, and six meh were killed, viz.,…
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WE have bad splendid weather here during the past fortnight. Light frosts have set in, but the days are very [?] for the time of the year. We should like to exchange for a…
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FIVE men recently lost their lives by the flooding of a colliery near Cymmer, Glanmorgan. The accident occured at the Glenavon…
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A FALL of earth took place at the South Mine Broken Hill, on Friday. The accident occurred at the 400 feet lovel, viz., John Prideaux, Henry Downes, and…
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FURTHER particulars concerning the explosion at Caerphilry show that the majority of the night workers had ascended…
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All the emery used in the world comes from the little Island of Naxos, near [?] As it is one of the hardest substances known, ordinary quaring [?]…
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During the week, 1190 tens of ore were treated At the Sulphide Corporation Works, Cookie Greek, returning 393oz gold, 35,491oz silver, 504 tons lead, and…
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The Victorian Government is stated to be considering the question of the reorganisation of the Agricultural Department, and generally the…
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By the collapse of a stops in the South Mine, at Brokeu Hill on Friday, six miners were crashed to death, and two had almost…
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THE state of stagnstion into which this district has for the past few years gradually drifted, owing to lack of resources, is assuming serious proportions to all…
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The "Bora Creek Digger" states that the King Conrad Co. has placed an order with Messrs Park, Lacy and Co. for an extensive concentrating…
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THE Elliott Diamond and Tin mine, Copeton, on 17th May washed 14 loads dirt for 109 carats diamonds. Last week the Cope's Creek dredge won…
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Mr. J. Gordon, who is at present in Queensland, has purchased on behalf of the St Patrick's Gold Mining Company' a powerful engine and battery. It is…
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ON Monday and Tuesday beautiful rain fell here—a couple of inches at least—and it is still raining as I write. The gullies are commencing to run, and if the rain only keeps on…
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We have been informed by Mr. Thomas Rose, mine manager at Tingha, that Mr. James M'Ilveen has been taking credit to himself for what he (Mr. Rose)…
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