Railway Rates on Coal
MR. S. C. BROWN introduced a deputation to the Minister for Works on Friday consisting of several proprietors of brickmaking establishment at…
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Mining & the mines, 1881
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Visit of the Minister for Mines
THE Hon. Ezekial Baker, Minister for Mines, will pay a visit of inspection to the Newcastle district to-day. Accompanied by Mr. Mackenzie,…
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MR. WARDEN SHARPE, in giving his decision in a case of disputed possession on Thursday last said—"I cannot too strongly impress upon miners that if there…
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THE attention of the, Mother Country and of other parts of the world has lately been drawn to the constrained relationships existing in many parts of…
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IN our yesterday's issue we alluded to the visit of the Hon. E. A Baker, Minister for Mines, to this district. Yesterday morning, accompanied by Mr. Mackenzie, Examiner…
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WE (Western independent) have been favoured with most valuable information respecting the almost unparalleled richness of the vein of gold being worked in…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above miners was held in the Protestant Hall on Monday evening last; Mr. C. Jones in the chair…
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Wednesday.—The escort leaves to-morrow morning. Several stockbrokers are here trying to get properties to float…
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MOUNT KEIRA and Coal-Cliff worked pretty steadily last week, but very little was done at Mount Pleasant or Bulli during the same time. Notice has been given that a…
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THE North Glanmire, Gympie, has crushed 400 tons of stone for a yield of 967 ounces of gold. A 100oz patch was struck in the same claim after the…
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THE Maryborough correspondent of the Brisbane Telegraph writing on February 22, says:—"There has lately been some correspondence in the local papers on the…
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OMAHA, Dec. 9, 1880.—The present severe cold weather, continuing since early in November, with the thermometer ranging from twenty degrees…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →TELEGRAMS. Latest News from Mount Browne Goldfields
SYDNEY, Monday.—The latest news from Mount Browne is re-assuring. Of 500 of population, only about 20 are getting gold. The wash-dirt from the…
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TEMORA, Tuesday.—An important and evidently valuable discovery was made this morning in Barnett and Coyles' claim, at the head of the old surface workings of…
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TEMORA, Thursday.—Cycle and Barnet state that they are getting rich specimens in the cement. Several shares in rich claims changed…
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A LARGE gang of miners from Wigan district visited the Earl of Lathom's collieries at Skelmersdale on January 20, and induced the men employed there to leave…
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THE following letter appears in the Colonial Register (published in London) [?] January 15th-addresseed to the editor: ("Sir—I observe that in your last…
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ON Tuesday afternoon a riot took place at the pits of the Wharton Hall Coal Company, Little Halton, five miles from Bolton. A meeting of 4,000…
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TEMORA, Monday.—Magnificent specimens were shown to-day from Possum Power reef, near Woodstown; gold thickly studding the quartz…
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AN American contemporary, the San Francisco Call, may justly be considered a "valuable medium" by its readers. For months past its…
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