Charters Tower's Goldfield
THE following is Mr. Warden Selheim's report of the Charters Tower's goldfield for the month of March. "That the quantity of stone crushed was 3930 tons 12 cwt. for…
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Mining & the mines, 1882
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Colliery Disturbances at Wrexham
LONDON, May 5.—The disturbances amongst the colliers at Wrexham still continue, and numerous acts of violence have been perpetrated. The outlook is very…
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THE A. A. Co.'s men held their usual tri-weekly meeting, yesterday morning. Reference was made to an advertisement in the Herald and Advocate signed J. S. Green,…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above miners was held in the Mechanics' Institute, Adamstown, on Monday evening last, Mr. George Perham in the chair…
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IN our yesterday's report of the meeting held on Wednesday respecting the advertisement of the manager of the South Waratah Colliery for miners to work…
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THE monthly meeting of the Lambton minors took place in stoker's Hall, on Wednesday evening Mr. W. Kerr in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A rich lead of gold has been discovered at Wogonga River near Bega…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—A 123 ounce nugget of gold was found at Temora yesterday…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the above miners was held in the Mechanics' Institute, Adamstown, on Monday evening last, Mr. George Perham in the chair. The minutes of the…
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THE contractor for the shaft, Mr. Burslem, informs the Dubbo Express that it is now down to seventy feet, on to sandstone. The last fifteen feet have gone through…
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ON the wind that sweeps the caverns grins, In the dark and dreary mine, Where the fitful gleam of a ''Davy" dim Shows pillars in ghostly line;…
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FOR many years past, we have been prepared to look upon the peculiar style of transactions carried out by the Victorian Government without…
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A meeting of representatives from the several lodges, in connection with the Miners' Association took place at the Marquis of Lorne Hotel Lambton, on Saturday…
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MESSRS. Davis, Spencer and party have struck an immensely rich lead in the Belmore claim, Ophir. Old residents may remember that some years ago quite a…
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THE Under-Secretary for Mines has received a telegram from Warden Lukin at Gympie giving particulars of a fatal mining accident there on Saturday. On that night two…
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Great excitement was manifested at Durham, on April 18, when it was reported that one of those disasters which unhappily are not rare in the…
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THE Coal Miners' Mutual Provident Association of the Hunter River districts has the honour of being the first body to register under the Trades' Union Act of 1881. The…
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MR. JAMES CURLEY, Miners' General Secretary, has furnished us with a copy of the subjoined letter, which will speak for itself:—"Brookville, Regent-street,…
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WE have been requested by Jesse Gregson, Esq., General Superintendent of the A.A. Company, to publish the following agreement which was forwarded to the Borehole…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Bent and Victorian Coal for Government Purposes
MR. BENT, the Commissioner of Railways in Victoria, officially stated about a month since, that he could get coal cheaper from Cape Patterson, even if he had to…
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