Mining Notices
It is intended to refuse the application of S. W. Riddington for 5 acres, c. Sandon, p. Tilbuster, Armidale, as a gold mining lease…
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Mining & the mines, 1914
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Mining Gazettals
Rent is due and owing upon G.L. 1, c. Sandon, p. Metz, 2 acres, Hillgrove, L. I. Burkard and another; also G.L. 89, same locality and…
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The Emmaville correspondent of the Glen Innes "Guardian" writes: Many men, probably several hundreds, have been paid off owing to the…
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The British Admiralty has notified the chief Welsh coal-owners that it wishes them to retain their stocks of coal to meet possible naval…
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At the Warden's Court, Uralla, on Thursday, George Sattler applied for suspension of labor conditions on a mining claim held by him. The…
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A proposal for a State coal mine is to be submitted to the Public Works Committee at an early date…
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With the exception-of the dredges, there is very little outside work going on in tbe Fmmaville district. In places the water supply is becoming limited…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →European War. Fierce Naval Battles. Several Vessels Sunk. England & Germany in Conflict Ail Britain's Warships at Sea. "Canada's Offer to England. Seizure of Large Gold Cargo. Sydney, Monday 5
Although no official mobilisation from x Great' Britain, the Fleet has been ordered to take all effective measures of preparation. ' Every effective warship the nation…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Very Latest. Now at it in Earnest. Germans Everywhere Defeated. Their Loss in Two Battles Enormous. Belgians Fighting with the Greatest Bravery and still Victorious. British Steamers Captured in the Far East. British and Russian Ambassadors confer with Japanese Foreign Minister. United States now Mobilising to Enforce Neutrality. German Steamer caught laying mines at Mouth of Thames torpedoed and sunk. All on board go down. LONDON
Britain is now preparing for war in earnest. General Sir Ian Hamilton has been given the command of the Home Army…
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The New Zealand Government has prohibited the export of gold…
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John Veale, manager of the Johnson's Reef Company's mine at California Gully, returned from Bendigo to the mine last Thursday, after…
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Reports have reached Loudon from two sources that nineteen German warships have been sunk, There are no details…
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Owing to purchasers of tin refusing to take delivery under their contracts, several mines in "the Emmaville district have closed down. The Melbourne…
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To-members (Wednesday) Messrs. Borthwick and Rice will sell without reserve, the whole of the mining plant, tools, etc., of the Auburn Vale Tin and…
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With the exception of the dredges, there is very little outside work going on in the Emmaville district. In places the water supply is becoming…
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Sir,—My attention has been called to a communication from Mr. Ravelock-Smith published in a recent issue of the Sydney "Bulletin," on the…
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Not since the discovery of tin have things been so bad at EmmaVille as they are at the present time, not even when tin was being sold at £18…
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Not since the discovery of tin have things been so bad at Emmaville as they are at the present time, not even when tin was being sold at L18 per…
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