The Miners' Strike
It was in the opinion of those interested in our collieries, that all matters in connection with the late strike hud been set at rest on Saturday, on the result of the ballot, and…
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Mining & the mines, 1872
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Mining
The great event of the week has been Krohmann's crushing of 15 tons 7 cwt. of stone, from which the magnificent return of 6733 ozs. was obtained. This gives an average of 450 ounces…
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It was in the opinion of those interested in our collieries, that all matters in connection with the late strike had been set at rest on Saturday the result of the ballot, and…
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The mining captain of the Drummond copper mine reports:—"I expect the shaft to cut the lode at from ten to twelve fathoms, and the sinking of this shaft will be a good trial. If we cut…
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There are now nearly one thousand miners off work in the Leeds district, and matters' remain in the position reported in yesterday morning's Mercury. The men held a meeting…
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Quart Pot Creek (writes a correspondent of the Clarence Examiner, under date the 3Oth ultimo) is situated three miles from the river, by ascending a long spar range, and on the…
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A meeting of the shareholders of this Company was held last Tuesday evening, at Mr. Farthing's Hotel, The Australian Inn. Mr. Joseph Wood occupied the chair. At the…
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A Berrima correspondent telegraphs the following:—"Rich silver ore has been discovered by Mr. G. E. Makin, on his farm, about two miles out of town."…
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The subjoined wining report is from the Inverell Courier of Saturday :—"The Comet, Cope's Creek : In working further into the bank, the wash is deepening and the tin…
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Quart Pot Creek (writes a correspondent of the Clarence Examine); under date the 30th ultimo) is situated three miles from the river, by ascending a long spar range, and on the…
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A meeting of the shareholders of this Company was held last Tuesday evening, at Mr. Farthing's Hotel, The Australian Inn. Mr. Joseph Wood occupied the chair. At the…
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A special general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held on Thursday evening, in the City Hall. There were about fifty shareholders present…
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A magisterial inquiry was held yesterday, at Wallsend, by Edward Parnell, Esq., J.P. (the Coroner, C. B. Ranelaud, Esq., being absent in Sydney), touching the death of…
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Claims in this neighbourhood are being constantly taken up, and active work is going on in all those that have made a start. At Oakenville Creek, prospector's shares in the…
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MONSTER CAKE OF GOLD.—A large cake of gold has recently been exhibited in Melbourne, which naturally attracted good deal of attention. It weighs 800ozs., and was obtained…
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—We are indebted to Mr. W. A. Smith, of Bandon Grove, Williams River, for the following additional particulars respecting a discovery of gold at Little River, in the Williams…
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A meeting of the shareholders in the Ruby Tin-Mining Company, which has been privately floated by Mr. J. F. Burns, to work sixty acres of land adjoining the Silver Tin…
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SIR—In your issue of yesterday, you publish a statement, headed "Bulli Coals," which you say you received from the captain of , a steamer, a regular trader between your port…
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A splendid specimen of lode tin has been received from Sutherland's Water, near Inverell, and is now on view at Mr. Bennett's office, George-street…
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Since the recent crushings at Tambaroora, a change has come over the. dreams of, Sydney speculators, and for the time nothing will go down but gold. A few returns below par…
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