Correspondence the Amending Mining Act. to the Editor
SIR,—To conclude my suggestions, I would refer to one or two more necessary additions to the proposed now Act which so far have not been dealt…
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Mining & the mines, 1887
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Pennsylvanian Coal Mining Statistics
THE annual report of G. Mt. Williams, mine inspector of the Third District, Penn., states that during the year 1886 there were 6,935,513 tons of…
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IN the Legislative Assembly the other night the following remarks were made by Mr. Abigail:—Some remarks having being made in the…
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The Scottish Australian Mining and Investment Company have declared a dividend of 17½ percent…
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THERE is a generally prevalent belief, says a writer in the Colliery Guardian, that the mine explosions at Quaregnon and St. Etienne are consequences of…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the above miners was held last night in the lecture room of the Plattsburg Mechanics' Institute Mr. W. Laing was appointed chairman, in the…
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At Wollongong on Monday an Italian named Frizzar was charged with assaulting George Cobb. From the evidence it appeared that complainant…
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A company is being formed to purchase the Day Dawn prospecting claim, Charters Towers, Queensland. The capital of the company is…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the above miners was held yesterday evening. Mr. James Baird in the chair. The meeting was convened for the purpose…
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THE Government Resident at Wyndham (W.A.), telegraphs to the effect that the complexion of affairs on the goldfields has altered considerably for the better. Good…
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The above miners held their usual monthly general meeting on Thursday evening in the Albert Victor Hotel, Mr. E. Chapple in the chair…
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The A. A. Company's a miners held their usual monthly meeting last Saturday evening. The attendance was moderate. Mr. John Thompson occupied the chair. The general…
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THE Ulmarra correspondent of the Clarence and Richmond Examiner writes:—The discovery of coal in this vicinity has caused a great deal of…
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"ROBIN GOODFELLOW," in the Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, has the following on the above important subject:—"Notwithstanding the various…
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An Australian mining syndicate is being formed with a capital of £25,000…
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The Mount Leyston (Queensland) Goldmining Company, with £180,000 shares of £1 each, has been registered…
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MESSRS. MAY AND BEAVERS arrived here this morning from Stewart's Brook, and report 70 men on the field. They have been prospecting…
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THE following is the thirtieth Check-inspector's report of the A. A. Company's collieries:— Commenced this inspection on May 3rd,…
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THE following account of the recent gold discoveries in the Transvaal is by a correspondent of the Argues, writing from Barberton, April 7:—The arrival in South Africa of…
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A farther valuable discovery of gold has been made at Russell's River, Queensland. A number of Chinese are on the ground…
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