Barque Ludwig Burned. Coal Cargo Destroyed. Perth
The captain of the German barquentine Ludwig, bound from Natal to Adelaide, landed, together with his wife and two children, and seven of the crew, in a ship's…
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Mining & the mines, 1891
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Castle Wellington Silver and Tin Mining Co
MR. H. MARSHALL, manager, reports, March 29th:—Battery Mountain, Menollow and party have sunk a gutter 3 feet; present depth, 15 feet. Last 3 feet shows good…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above miners was held on Wednesday evening, in Mrs. Ralph's Hall, Mr. H. Hanlon in the chair…
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At the Greta Colliery the usual quarterly cavil was to have taken place on Saturday afternoon, but on the opening of the meeting it was decided not to cavil for places until…
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PARIS, Tuesday.—The Minors' Congress opened at Paris to-day. The delegates represent 600,000 miners in Britain and on the Continent…
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BY the R.M.S. Alameda the following coal circulars from San Francisco are to hand:— February 14th: During the week…
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A meeting of the above morning was held on Tuesday night at Adamstown. There was a poor attendance. Mr. T. Hitchcock was in the chair…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The official reports which have come to hand respecting the much-canvassed goldfields discovered in Manicaland, South Africa, state that their…
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A MEETING of shareholders of the Castle Wellington Silver and Tin Mining Company was held at the Royal Exchange Hotel, Hunter-street, at half poet 2 o'clock,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coal in British Columbia. Strike at the Wellington Mine
ONE of the principal incidents of the coal trade of 1890, says a San Francisco paper, was the great strike in the Wellington mine, Vancouver…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Maitland Colliery. a Large Contract
THE Maitland Colliery, near West Maitland, is now in full swing, and coal is being put out as fast as possible. The seam is very thick, and is supposed to be identical with…
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THE San Francisco Journal of Commerce, in its annual review for 1890, contains the following remarks on the coal trade at that port:—For a great part of the year coal was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →International Miners' Congress. Want of Harmony
PARIS, Thursday.—The sittings of the International Miners' Congress opened on Tuesday last, and continued yesterday and to-day, but the harmony of the meetings has…
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PARIS, Sunday.—The Miners' Congress has closed. The delegates adopted an amendnment of the English delegates, declaring that a general strike in Great Britain and…
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FIVE of the miners who were entombed through the flooding in the colliery at Jeansville on February 4 have been rescued alive. The work of pumping out the water was still…
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LONDON, Thursday Night.—The proposed Colonial Mining Exhibition, in connection with the opening of the new building of the Imperial Institute, is to be abandoned, in…
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LONDON, Friday.—A terrible colliery disaster has occurred at the Apedale coal-mines, Staffordshire. The calamity was due to an explosion of gas in the mines, by which 10…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →(From Sydney and Melbourne Papers.) Miners in Pennsylvania
LONDON, Friday.—It is feared that the general strike of miners in Pennsylvania, ordered by the American Labor Federation, in support of the demand for the eight-hour…
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Manager's Report, 31st March:—The total quantity of stuff, including trial lots, crushed during the month was 870 tons, the yield of gold being 41½oz usual quality, and 30½oz…
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LONDON Saturday.—German companies are buying enormous quantities of coal in England and America, with the object of breaking the German coal ring…
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