Kalgoorlie Mines. Perth (W.A.)
EVIDENCE was given below the A[?] tration Court at Kalgoorlie to the effect that unless miners' wage were reduced some of the mines on the field…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
273 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 14
Mining Revival
THERE appears to be a fair prospect of mining reviving in this district, and from the mineralised tract on…
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A correspondent of the Dungog Chronicle writes:—The Bowman Geld is slowly developing, and the mines are all raising payable stone…
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At Broken Hill on Saturday morning, two miners, James Ferguson and Thomas PoPock, were blown to pieces…
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FOR many years attempts have been made to extract gold which is known to exist in the sea in a state of solution, but, thongh gold has…
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The Werris Creek correspondent of of the Tamworth NEWS writes:—During the past week the chief topic here has been gold mining, and all…
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It appears there is a copper deposit to the east of Walcha, not a great way from Port Macquarie. Mr. T. Edwards, of this town, has a block…
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About a year ago a North of England dally announced that the search for the lost Cheadle coal-seam, bad at last been abandoned after £70,000 had been spent in vain…
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A TERRIBLE fatality occurred at the Virginia mine, Eaglehawk, on Thursday. Two miners named Peter Johnson and John Mayberry went to work in the north…
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Mr. K Reynolds, well known in mining circles in the Inverell district, writes as follows from Lightning Ridge opal field:—At present Lightning Bidge is not a poor…
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The Severn River tin mining property exchanged hands on Tuesday last (says the Stanthorpe CLARION.) Mrs. Lane, widow of the late Dr. Lane, disposed of 2500 acres to…
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The South Wales coalfield was, on the 16th ult., the scene of another terrible colliery disaster, this time at the Cambrain Colliery, Clydach Vale, near Cardiff…
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The aggregate gold yield for the Transvaal for March last amounted to 399,823 ozs, showing a large increase. In regard…
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New Hillgrove Proprietary Mines report for week ended June 9th —The shaft has been sunk a farther depth of 17¼ft., making a total of…
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Mining people are glad to learn of a change for the better in the fortunes of one of their associates, who in the meantime hud fallen upon bard [?]…
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" So you are going to St. Petersburg, are you ?" said Rabinski, a Russian jeweller, who has his principal place of business in Berlin. He made…
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MR ANGUS M'KENZIE, an old miner, well known art a prospector in Northern Queensland, recently arrived from New Guinea with a…
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