Visit of the Minister for Mines and Agriculture
By the mail-train on Wednesday morning, the Hon. S. W. Moore (Minister for Mines and Agriculture), accompanied by his secretary, Mr…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
273 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 14
Mining
The "Warwick Argus" says :—A good discovery of gold is reported to have been made in the Welcome Stranger mine at Pratten. Particulars…
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Baker's Creek G.M. Co. report for week ended March 24th: Cleaned up on Friday for a return of 115ozs. 5dwts. smelted gold from 265 tons of…
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It is gathered from the annual report of the Mines Department for 1904 that the year was a fairly prosperous one as regards the mining…
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A local syndicate is being formed to test the deep alluvial ground in Mr. Starkey's paddock (late Rogerson's) on the Tingha road by means of boring…
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Baker's Creck G.M. Co. report for week ended March 31:—The battery of 30 head of stampers has crushed full time, 20 head for Company and…
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HINTS on how to economise coal are generally more or less acceptable in the middle-class horse, and I gladly pass on a hint given to me a few days ago by one…
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No doubt exists in the fact of Tooloom being a splendid field for any enterprising prospectors. Let it be fully understood that the gold won from this field alone,…
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Mr. T. Crotty's claim in the vicinity of Cabbagetree still pans out fair wages. At the Little G[?]cie mine work is being proceeded with, principally making ready…
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The Commercial Agent in the East in a letter to the Premier states that our coal trade has been captured by Japan. He strongly urges New South…
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The Commercial Agent in the East, in a letter to the Premier states that our coal trade has been captured by…
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THE Commercial Agent in the East, in a letter to the Premier, states that our coal trade has been captured by Japan. He strongly urges N.S.W. colliery owners to combine with their own vessels…
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"FALCON," in the Newcastle 'Herald," writes :--We are always getting alarmed at the probable duration of the coal measures, but what of the gold deposits ? What shall…
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We are in receipt of the complete and valuable "Annual Report of the Department of Mines for 1904" and must congratulate the Department on…
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Baker's Creek G.M. Co. report for week ended April 7:—Cleaned up today for a return of 464oz.5dwt.0gold, including concentrates and tributore,…
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THE Ki[?]gate miners' ball which has been fixed to take place in the Red Range School of Arts on Easter Monday night promises to prove successful [?]both so[?] and [?]ally. Tickets have been…
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Tehe Cope's Creek on Wednesday despatched a consignment of 9 tons 1¾cwt tin ore to Sydney. During the heavy rain's this week…
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We have not heard of any startling "washups" since the recent rain, but we do know that the amount of gold brought to town has been greater than for some time past…
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The Japs, not content with invading Manchuria, are invading Sydney with samples of their coal, which they are prepared to supply, so it is stated,…
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