Miners' Meetings. Greta Lodge
THE usual monthly meeting of the above miners was held at Durham's Hall, on Monday evening last. Mr. John Parry in the chair…
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Mining & the mines, 1878
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The Coal Mining Industry of New South Wales
OUR contemporary, the Evening News, in last Saturday's issue, in treating of this important subject, has, under the heading of "Colliery Strikes,…
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ON Tuesday, a new phase in connection with the wages dispute at Eldon Colliery was reached, the colliers upon whom notices of ejectment were served…
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A DESPATCH from the United States Consul at General dated June 26, 1878, indicates that important results are likely to flow from the recent effort of a Philadelphia coal company to in…
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A TERRIBLE colliery explosion occurred on Friday week at one of Messrs. Evans and Co's 'collieries known as the Wood Pit, at Haydock, near Wigan, by…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above miners was hold on Saturday evening, at the Black Diamond Hotel. The attendance was limited, owing doubtless to the wet weather…
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ON Monday last, the managing directors of the above company, Mr. W. Steele, M.E., Mr. A. Brown, of Sydney, and a few other gentlemen went to Redhead for the purpose of turning the…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above miners was held in the Druids' Hall on Wednesday evening last, Mr. James M'Williams in the chair…
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THE eighth half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Australasia Coal Company (says the Age of August 20th), was held last night at the Temperance Hall, Russell-street; Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Barrington Diggings. New Gold Reefs Discovered. Barrington River, August 17
A NEW rush has set in, two or more gold-bearing reefs having been discovered in the vicinity of Rowden's Vale by a prospector named Jackson. I am of opinion valuable…
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IT was currently reported yesterday, that a telegram had been received by a well known gentleman in town, to the effect that the whole of the extensive works connected with…
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A MELBOURNE correspondent, "Tangye," informs us that the ballot on Monday, August 19th, for the election of directors in the above company resulted as…
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YESTERDAY morning, between eight and nine o'clock, an accident occurred at the New-comen-street crossing by which twenty-four sheep were killed. It appears a mob of…
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IN yesterday's issue we announced that coal had been found at Wickham, on the property belonging to Messrs. Hannell and Fleming. We understand that great difficulty…
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AN extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this Company, was held yesterday in the head office, Watt-street; Mr. F. Ash, Chairman of Directors, in the chair…
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As we stated in our Thursday's issue, a splendid seam of coal was come upon by Mr. William Henderson, of Wallsend, who is boring for Messrs. Hannell and Fleming, on…
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THE Darling Downs Gazaette announces that coal of superior quality, and in payable quantities, has been found on Jimbour station. The discovery, which was accidentally made…
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MR. CHARLES E. DE RANCE, A.S.C.E., F.G.S., her Majesty's Geological Surveyor, Chester, writes to the Times:—"Professor Hughes has recently informed the Physical…
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THE adjourned meeting of the above from Friday last, was held in Harris's Assembly Rooms on Wednesday evening, Mr. John Gibson in the chair. The General Secretary…
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ON Thursday night, at Parliament House, Melbourne, the Minister of Mines received a deputation representing the Coleraine Coal Mining Company. Mr. Tytherleigh,…
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