Vegetable Creek Tin Mines
[?]MINING at Vegetable Creek is reported as [?] very brisk, owing to recent heavy [?]ces the price of tin. Deep-sinking [?]pecting in (says the Glen Innes Examiner),…
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Mining & the mines, 1879
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Co-operative Miners' Meeting
THE usual monthly meeting of the above [?]niers was held on Saturday evening, Mr. W. Hogg in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were…
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[?] usual monthly mooting of the above [?]ers was held on Saturday evening; Mr. [?] Gibson in the chair. Two minutes of last meeting were read and…
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AN extraordinary meeting was convened this morning by some of the shareholders of the Mountain Maid Mining Company to test a subject which carries a good deal of interest…
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SIR,—I have scarcely had breathing time, since the above trial, to make known what I believe to be a foul blot on the administration of justice, as de acing the soirit of fairness that should pervade all criminal…
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At the East Maitland Police Court, on Friday, October 24. (Before Mr. Addison, P.M., and Messrs F. H. Bartlett, and Wm. Eckford, J's P.), John Fletcher, James Jones…
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The Conference between the Associated Masters' and Miners' representatives took place to-day. No further arrangement was come to concerning the agreement other than…
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THE attempt to tap the seam of coal on the A.A. Company's ground, in the vicinity of their wharf, still continues. The borers had up to yesterday reached a depth of 215 feet,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[From the Sydney Papers.] Fall of Coal at the Bulli Mine. WOLLONGONG
A fall of coal at the Bulli Mine, estimated to weigh three tons, took place to-day, and croushed a miner named Cavill, causing serious injuries. Dr. Lyons proceeded to the…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the above miners was held on Friday evening to receive the delegate's report of the late Conference. The report was similar to that given at the…
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THE trial of this action for damages for a collision between a silt punt, when being towed by the Government steam-tug Ajax, in Newcastle harbour, and the plaintiff's…
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A TELEGRAM from Sandhurst to the Sydney Daily Telegraph states that a frightful mining accident occurred at the Garden Gully Freehold mine on Saturday morning, resulting in…
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WE see by a telegram from our Sydney correspondent that his Honor Judge Hargrave has agreed to suspend the injunction granted on Tuesday last, upon the application of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hamilton. Borehole Miners' Meeting
THE regular monthly meeting of the above miners was held on Saturday night last, at Mr. J. Williams' Assembly Rooms, Hamilton; Mr. J. Duke in the chair. Minutes of…
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AT the meeting of the miners' delegates and their employers, held in College Lane Schoolroom on Saturday, the following resolutions were proposed on…
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In the Supreme Court, on Wednesday, November 11. before his Honour Mr. Justice Windeyer and the following jury: Messrs. David G. E. Alsop, John Young, James…
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WE understand that the whole of the rolling stock of the Australasian Coal Company has recently been sold by the late purchaser to the Newcastle Coal Company. The latter…
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We started at Hamilton Pit cross-cut side; we measured the air at the measuring place; we found by the mill 20 970 cubic feet of air per minute going this side of the pit. There…
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IN reference to the paragraph in yesterday's issue, stating that the whole of the rolling stock of the above company had been sold to the Newcastle Coal Mining Company, we…
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MESSRS. STEEL Brothers, who are engaged testing the Redhead Estate for coal, have recently, at a depth of 476 feet, come across a fine seam five feet and three-quarters of an…
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