Mining
Cox and party or Wilberforce No. 2 forwarded 24cwt of tin to town this week. The Fingha Dredge birge had to be floated, owing to the flood. but no damage was done…
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Mining & the mines, 1903
237 stories in New England's papers · page 8 of 12
Gold in the Streets
A curious development has been made during some building operations in Bendigo. With a view to erecting more…
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Now that Westralian raining managers are compelled to report all accidents to the local mining inspector, almost every scratch…
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At Messrs. J. M' Ilveen and Co's. Open Call Exchange on Saturday night, the following prices were quoted:— Conrad Consolidated, seller 14s 6d…
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IT is apparent that one thing is needful for the advancement of the many mining ventures throughout this district. It is now a foregone…
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Last Wednesday the Cope's Creek Dredging Company's barge while being floated into a fresh paddock, sprang a leak, and sunk to the bottom. The…
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A correspondent of " Chamber's Journal writes:-- Traveling in central Queensland a few months ago curiosity induced me to visit Mount…
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Sir.-- Inasmuch as 1 promised when last through your district to do my best to aid your member Mr. G. A. Jones, to obtain redress for the miners at Elsmore and…
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At Me Mrs. M'[?]reen and Co's. " Open Call" Exchange on Saturday night the following business was transacted: Conrad Consolidated, seller 16s…
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The Copo's Creek barge is now in the new position, and the manager has started to erect the boxes, so full work will be proceeded with in the course of a few days…
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At a meeting of the Levithan Tin Lode Company, held at Inverell last Tuesday afternoon, it was decided to place that property under option to Mr…
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The Cope's Creek barge is now in the new position and the manager has started to erect the boxes, so full work will be proceeded with in the coarse of a few days…
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At a meeting of the Levithan Tin Lode Company, held at Inverell last Tuesday afternoon, it was decided to place that property under option to Mr…
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A WRITHER in "Chamber's Journal" says:— Travelling in central Queemland a few mouths ago curiosity induced me to visit Mount Morgan, which is situated about…
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At a meeting of the diresters of the Wilberforce Company held at the Secretary's office on Thursday last, it was decided to put on a more complete plant, for…
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A representative meeting of colliery proprietors yesterday decided to reduce the selling price of Coal to [?]os per toa from January 1st next, which…
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Tin on spot is 2[?] lower for the week at 121[?], and at three months 2 lower at 121. We understand Mr. Wilberforce has submitted an offer to the Wilberforce Dredging…
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Owing to the hoary rain Cope's Creek came down a banker on Thursday. Cope Creek Dredge is under water, bat the others were more fortumate, Ting[?] Tin barge is floating…
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