Miners' Picnic
There was a very large attendance at the Waratah Miner's picnic, in the Mill Paddock, and the SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF…
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Mining & the mines, 1873
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Mining
The Curragong correspondent of the Mining Record says:—"The weather, this last week, has been comparatively fine, so that the several claims on the Old Base Line and…
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At eleven o'clock yesterday, a[?] general meeting of the coal-miners in this district was held in the open air, at Griffiths' [?]at, Waratah, for the purpose of considering the course to…
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THE RECENT TIN DISCOVERIES NEAR ALBURY.—The late finds on the various tributaries of the Upper Murray, on the New South Wales side of the river, bid fair to excel in…
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We understand that a meeting of delegates was held yesterday, at Lambton, and a communication was forwarded to Mr. Merewether, the Chairman of the Associated…
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TAMBAROORA.—Canton Line: That portion of this reef held by the Chinese was completely flooded by the last heavy rain, and has, in consequence, been registered. There is but one…
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From communications received last evening, we learn that the miners at the Old Lambton Colliery are to be at work to morrow, working with a will and greater vigour than ever…
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The Bendigo Advertiser of the 23rd ultimo, in its review of the preceding week, gives an account of such a yield of the precious metal that nothing has yet been discovered to equal…
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A New Zealand Investment Company has been formed for the purchase of mining shares. It is stated that its capital is £50,000…
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Greece accepts the proposal to submit the Laurium Mines' question to arbitration…
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HILL END.—We hare at length fairly recovered from our holiday-making, and have set to work once more quite steadily, the fresher and more energetic for the change…
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The Economist mentions a rumour that Germany contemplates the purchase of gold in the Australian market…
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Coal and iron are advancing in price in consequence of a strike of miners in Wales…
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The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of thin company was held last evening, at the City Hall, to receive the report of the Directors, and to elect two directors and two…
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The following petition has been Rent, yesterday, to Mr. Hannell, the hon. member for Northumberland, to be presented to the Legislative Assemlby, in support of Sir James…
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The following is the Bill brought into Parliament by Sir James Martin:—A BILL To make certain provisions rotating to persons working…
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The speculations as to the existence of noxious gases in the Pelsall Hall Colliery, and the consequent probable death of the entombed twenty-two men, have been verified. During…
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THE LOD NELSON TIN MINING COMPANY.—This claim, which is situated at Scrubby Gully, and which passed into the hands of a Newcastle company floated by Mr. R. Steel,…
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The annual conference of the Miners' National Association was held in the Town Hall of the ancient city of Durham on the 9th, 10th, and 11th November, the president…
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COUPLA CURRIPA.—Joseph Youdale I has kindly furnished us with the following particulars respecting the diggings at Coupla ' Curripa, which will doubtless be read with…
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