A Rich Gold Mine
THE S. M. Herald says that the famous Garden Gully United Mine, Sandhurst, has just declared its two hundredth dividend. The total profits distributed by this…
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Mining & the mines, 1882
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Latest Mining News
Hodgkiss and party have struck, near Deepwater, in the Glen Innes district, what appears to be a defined lode of tin. Some rich samples have been brought in,…
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The Adelong gold escort took 920oz 8dwt for the Bank of New South Wales, and 158oz 6gr for the Commercial Bauk. Information (says the Melborne World)…
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THE latest news from the Mount Britton goldfield is of a favourable character. The silver mine lately discovered on the Burdekin has been taken up by Townsville…
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IT will be noticed from our telegraphic columns that a new departure in the way of coal companies has been made, by the floating of "The Stawell Coal Company,"…
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THE leading collieries of the district have decided that from January 1st, 1883, the price of coal shall be as follows:—s. d…
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Fair supply of water on Nundle diggings, and gold-getters are doing well. Reefing at Little River improving. A reef discovered at Broad Gully, just below the surface, is…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A company has been formed under the name of the Stawell Coal Company, with a capital of £60,000, in 60,000 £1 shares, 20,000 of them reserved…
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GOLD and copper mines to be worked at the Crocodile, in the Dee Ranges, near Rockhampton. New gold reef discovered at the Raglan…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. the Duckenfield Miners. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—In reference to a minute passed at the Wallsend miners meeting, concerning the Duckenfield grievance, the manager of the Duckenfield Colliery offered the men…
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AT a meeting of the Newcastle Coal Company's Glebe miners, held on Monday evening, the question of the recent district ballot, resulting in a majority of votes…
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Last Braidwood gold escort took 545ozs., viz., 312 from Araluen, and 233 from Braidwood. 200 ozs. of gold in specimens were got one…
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THE following report, dated Dunedin, 6th September, 1882, has been published:—"The output from the mine has been increased to 5271 tons for…
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GUNDAGAI escort took 318 ounces gold. Good golden quartz found in Readon's paddock, Jones' Creek, near Gundagai. In addition to the particulars published…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Glebe Colliery Dispute. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR.—As exaggerated statements with reference to the earnings of the Glebe miners have recently appeared in the Evening News, and, as the Editor of that…
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THE Moss Vale Scrutineer says:—"Work at this mine is going on steadily. A locomhtive, built expressly for the colony by the Baldwin…
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THE district around Tingha, which includes Cope's Creek, The Ponds, Gilgi, Middle Creek, Stannifer, and Elsmore, is at present in a very brisk state, owing to the…
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THE quarterly meeting of the Borehole Miners' Benefit Society was held in Mr. J. Williams' rooms, on Saturday evening last. The balance-sheet was read and…
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IN our Saturday's issue we published a letter from the Manager of the Newcastle Coal Mining Company, Mr. Stewart Keightley, conveying his directors'…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glebe Colliery Dispute. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—Unfortunately the dispute at the above colliery has for months past been dragging its weary way along, without showing the least sign of coming to an end…
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