Mining
From every part of the district reports to hand show that there is great activity in all classes of mining…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
246 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 13
Northern Miners' Board. Application for Dissolution Dismissed. Sydney
JUDGE HEYDON delivered his decision in the matter of the application on behalf of the Colliery Employers Federation for the dissolution of tho…
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The manager of the Gragin Alluvial Tin Mining Company, No Liability, reports under date 25th July:—Wash-plant complete, started putting wash…
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Mr. J. Paterton, interviewed at Newcastle yesterday, said he had not the slightest intention of resigning from the Northern Wages Board. "The Federation," he said,…
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Great Britain dredge is working three shifts the ground being of fair average quality. Water supply good. Britain No. 2 plant resumed…
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At the annual meeting of the Mining Institute, held on Tuesday night, the balance-sheet showed the income from all courses at [?]10743,…
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The mine manager of the Gragin Alluvial Tin Mining Company, No Liability, reports as follows, on July 20th—Main crosscut widened, and…
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The Seaham Miners' Lodge does not wish to hear revelations which Mr J. Patterson (employees' representative of the Northern Collieries…
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From the "Government Gazette" we learn that the application of E. W. Bonwick for a mineral lease of 10 acres, ph. Highland Home, has been…
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In appointing a mining warden for these districts, it is a source of gratification to ourselves to realise that the Government has at last carried…
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Mr. W. J. Perry, until recently C.P.S. at Bingara. who has received the appointment of mining warden for New England and North Western…
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Advice received from the manager of the Gragin Alluvial Tin Mining Company, No Liability: There is a difficulty in obtaining a high grade…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law of Mines and Minerals
The need of an authoritative, simple and explicit volume, dealing with the mining industry in all its formal and legal aspects has long been recognised…
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Mr. A[?] Lawin [?] of the Celliery Employees' Federation, who has had p[?] a[?] with p[?] for a [?]rr of is [?]th,…
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The need of an authoritative, simple and explicit volume, dealing with the mining industry in all its formal and legal aspects has long been recognised…
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The following mineral leases have been approved of Per No. [?] R. W. [?]ott, 6 acres, ph. Rockvale, Deepwriter; Per No. 27, C. Counter…
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Sir.--From a letter which appeared in your issue of the 23rd inst., and signed F. G. Bates, president Political Labor Leagues, it appear, Mr. J…
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Speaking at Taree with reference to the coal strike. Mr. Holman said:-- "For the first five weeks of the coal strike the Government and the…
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The application of J. Brown for a mineral lease No. 58, area 18a or 29p, ph Wellington, Wellington Vale, has been approved of; while the…
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The application of J. Brown for a mineral lease No. 58, area 18s [?] 29p, ph Wellington, Wellington Vale, has been approved of; while the…
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