The Waihi Miners
AUCKLAND, Monday.—The Federation of Labour (N.Z.) officials have advised the Waihi miners to return to work. The company's demands are to be fully…
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Mining & the mines, 1912
230 stories in New England's papers · page 11 of 12
Mining at Gragin
THE TIMES man spent an interesting half-hour with Mr. John Brissett yesterday. As is well-known, he is a mine manager of…
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Three miners named [?] R. Haydon, and James [?]…
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The recent announcement that the above syndicate was in liquidation after several years of energetic developmental work, was received with much…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Three miners, named Michacl Martin, E. Haydon, and Jas. Fraser, were buried by a fall of earth in Broken Hill lProprietary…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining at Emmaville
During An Interesting Chat with Mr. A. Moline, manager of the Y-Water Tin Co.. on Saturday we were surprised to learn that during last year…
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Sydney, Monday.— The decision as to the right of companies to give a day's notice has caused much discussion among the Helensburg miners…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hiilgrove Mines. Baker's Creek Gold Mine
The manager of the Baker's Creek (Hiilgrove) gold mine reports for the month, ended October 31 as follows: Battery started crushing on the 29th…
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HOBART, Thursday.—Touching on only the waste cotton found in the Mount Lyell mine, Mr. Murray, eogineer-in-eharge, stated that matter weighing about 101bs. was overlaid…
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LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The South. Wales Miners' Federation, sitting at Cardiff, reduced the leaders' salaries' front £6 and £4 to £3 a week. The leaders rose in a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Warden's Court. Thursday, November 14. — (Before Mr. Warden Perry.)
THREE applications were lodged for authority to enter Nos. 11, 12, and 13, for 5ac., 5ac., and 25ac., lespectively, within Mr. W. C…
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The following mineral leases have [?] approved of -- Bourse's Hill Tin Sluicing Co., Emmapille G. L. 104 c Gough ph Scone 21a 2r 33p, 20…
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Sydney, Monday.—The members of the Pelaw Main, Stanford Merthyr, and South Greta Miners' Lodges met yesterday at Kurri Kurii, and discussed the stoppage of…
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The Council has amended the Miners' Accident Belief Bill, making it impossible for the Minister to act as Chairman of Committees of the fund…
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According to the "Government Gasette" mineral lease No. 4, c Clive, ph Silent Grove, area 20 acres, is now ready for delivery to L. B…
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The TIMES is indebted to Mr. G. A. Jones, member for the Gwydir, for the advance report on the Ashford coal deposits which appears in another…
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The following report on the Ashford coal deposits has been prepared by Mr. W. Humble, for presentation to the Government:—…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The rejection by the Legislative Council of eight hours in the Miners' Bill has met with disapproval among the miners and officials of Newcastle. The…
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According to the current issue of the "Government Gazette" the following mineral leases are ready for delivery:-- Por. 9. a Gough, on Lands…
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The Baker's G.M. Company report for month ending 30th November, 1912:—Mining work was carried out in the north end on Smith's reef…
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