Lambton Miners
THE above miners held their monthly meeting in Stoker's Hall, on Wednesday evening. Mr. Thomas Smith in the chair. The minutes of last monthly and those or…
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Mining & the mines, 1884
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Ferndale Colliery Case Sydney
IN the Supreme court, yesterday, the following evidence was taken:—Hardle Gifford King, clerk in John Dawson and Son's office, deposed:—Since…
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Oh! there are some who dwell amongst the mountains, By crashing cascades and by fitful fountains, Whose brows are over bath'd by the pure air;…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—The Victorian Government have accepted a tender from the Western Port Coal Company to supply 9000 tons of coal—one-half at 3s…
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By our telegram in yesterday's issue, it will have been seen that the Victorian Government have accepted a tender from the Western Port Coal…
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AN important meeting of miners took place yesterday on the New Lambton Cricket Ground, to consider what further action was to be taken regarding the miners…
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A SHORT summary of the official statistics relating to the production of the coal in the United Kingdom last year has been issued by Mr. S. Jeans,…
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DUBBO, Friday.—A seam of coal, feet 8 inches thick, has been found at Dubbo…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Victorian Mining Department have received information that the Hazelwood Coal Company have cut through seven feet of good…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Ascot Gold Cup race, with 1000 sovs. added money, subscription 20 sovs, each, resulted as follows:—Timon, 1 ; Tristan, 2;…
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CARCOAR, Saturday.—An accident happened on Thursday at the Brown's Creek Gold-mining Co.'s works, Carcoar. A young man, named Cared, and his mate,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Water Supply. No. 1. Supply of Water for the Towns of Maitland, Morpeth, Newcastle and the Mining Townships, Etc
THIS is the title of a report to the Government of New South Wales by "W. Clark, member of the Institute of Civil Engineers," under date October 8th, 1877, in…
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ARRANGEMENTS have been concluded with a Sydney firm for the working of the Maryville Estate, the property of Mrs. Hannell, A seam of coal, of unexceptional quality,…
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SOUTH Brancepeth, or, as it is locally known, Page Bank Colliery, one of the best appointed in the county of Durham, was the scene of a fire of a disastrous…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The tender of the Waratah Coal Company has been accepted for he supply of coal for the Pilot and Ordinance services, 1885 tons at 15s 6d per ton…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the above miners was held last Tuesday evening, in Mr. Simpson's long room; Mr. Milson in the chair. The Secretary read the minutes of the…
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UPON the principle of better, late than never, we have to acknowledge the receipt of the report of the Department of Mines for last year…
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THE following output of coal took place during the past week from the A.A. Company's pits:—Sydney, 1694 tons; Melbourne, 5620; Port Stephens, 16; and home…
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A NEW Mexico paper announces the remarkable discovery of a vein of natural coke at Los Cerrillos. The vein is three feet thick, and lies…
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MR. DIBBS'S reply made on Friday last to a deputation upon railway sidings (says the S. M. Herald) lets in a light upon the practice upon some of our…
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