Mining
Mr. W. Smith, of Limbri, is credited with having discovered a promising tin lode about four miles north of the township between Big Doky and the…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
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Mining Notes
Machinery arriving at Inverell to work the Howell mines Mr. Cameron is preparing to work the hydraulic sluicing claim at Nuggetty Gully,…
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All the injured men continue to improve, 415 men and boys have been thrown out of employment, and it is estimated that 1000 persons altogether are affected by…
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TRUE to his promise, the Minister for Mines (Mr. S. W. MOORE) is hastening forward some very decided improvements in the…
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THE following is a synopsis of the new Mining Bill now before Parliament, which we publish for the information of those concerned in the mining industry:—…
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At the inquest on F. J. W. Jones, one of the victims of the Stanford Marthyr colliery disaster, Charles Libach, who is in custody charged…
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During the last month consider[?] time was lost moving the Wilberforce Dredge into a new paddock. Sluicing work was mostly confined to taking…
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WRITES our Bald Nob correspondent:-- So far as tin-mining is concerned the future of this place depends upon the development of the lodes. The alluvial deposits have…
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Application to remove tailings, &c., from forfeited or expired leases may be made within one month of determination, and such tailings, &c., may be treated or…
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Last month Greenbushes tinfields (W.A.), exported 80 1/2 tons, valued at £6300, being a record for any month. It is said that two diamonds were…
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Assays at Rav[?]nswood (Quensland) of ora obtained, from a depth of 153 feet give 30 ounces to the ton…
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At the police court on Tuesday (says the BINGARA TULEGRAPH) before the P.M.. William A. Surllen proceeded against Yobert Franskye on a charge…
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John Sheeting was Killed and two Companions were badly injured by a fall of earth at the Broken Hill Proprietary Mine last night…
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The proposed new Mining Bill contains many clauses that will benefit the mining industry, and also grant…
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Mining is proceeding in various parts of the district with varying results. Hall and Bath, driving for the wash on Aberfoyle river are now in…
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ABOUT the most interesting local event that has cropped up for some time is the affair of the Bundarra Copper Mine, which mine (according…
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Very often the pointer is called upon to lmitate gold ornaments when painting ornamental ironwork or shop fronts, iron palings, etc, partly, of course, to secure…
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Mining operations at Swamp Oak are not very busy just now, although there are a few remaining who have still confidence in the old field. It would pay to have this locality…
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A miner named Frank Stracke was killed by a. fall of rock at the Central Mine, Broken Hill, to-day. The unfortunate man's companion,…
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