Sensational Gold Find
COOLGARDIE, January 31.—A sensational find is reported from Hogan's Gully, in the Twenty-five Mile district. A party of four, three of whom had been…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
23 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 1 of 2
Gold, and How to Get It. Work for the Unemployed
IN the Sydney School of Arts last week the Rev. J. Campbell, M.A., delivered a lecture on "Gold, and how to get it." Mr. John See, M.L.A., presided. In…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Open Column. To the Editor of the ' Northern Star. ' the Municipal Coal Contract
SIB,-At the Municipal nominations the accusation that gross favoritism had been shown in giving. the tender two consecutive years to one person at a higher figure, was very weakly answered by…
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THE following telegram, dated February 12th, has been received from Coolgardie:—What is reported to be an enormously rich mountain of gold is said to have been…
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A FATAL accident occurred at the open cut on the Proprietary mine, Broken Hill last Wednesday week. About noon several men were working in the open…
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THE following, is the report of Mr. W. H. J. Slee, F.G.S., Chief Inspector of Mines, on the Drake district, as furnished to the department: "The yield, of gold for the Drake Division for…
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THE report by Mr. W. H. J. Slee, chief inspector of mines, on the Drake district, strifes that the yield of gold for the Drake Division for 1894 was 6062oz., a…
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LORD FINGALL has been interviewed at Coolgardie, and he confirms the recent cables as to the cutting out of the rich shoot in the Londonderry mine. On his arrival 10 days ago a start was made to open…
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THOSE of the public who have their wits about them will not be surprised to hear from the Commission that, in their opinion, "great laxity has been…
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HEAVY rain fell at Coolgardie on Sunday night. The soason is a phenomenal one, the dams and waterpools being full on all parts of the field. London, beyond Twenty-five-milo, is opening up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Reunion of christendom. The Pope, the Co[?]al, and the Pr[?]or
LAST Wednesday evening Canon Kemmis delivered the following lecture as a reply to Cardinal Moran's address on the "Reunion of Christendom." The Dean of Sydney was in the chair:—…
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MINING matters at Lionsville are showing a slight improvement. A rich patch of gold was struck a fow days ago in the Garibaldi reef by Tamini and party…
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A TERRIBLE mining accident, of an extraordinary character, occurred at the South mine, Broken Hill, on Thursday afternoon, resulting in this death of…
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WE entirely agree with the comments contained in this excerpt from the Braid-wood Dispatch :—One of the features of the Mining on Private Lands Act which…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Coal Explodion on the schooner Prosperity
THE Evening Newt says:âAnother of those strange explosions caused by the accumulation of coal gas on board, ship occurred on board the brigantine Prosperity early, yesterday morning while lying in…
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THE following in the full text of the messages found scratched on the billy caus of the victims entombed in the M'Evoy mine at Eldorado, the words being written on the side of the billy:—"Am getting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Beach Diggings. Employment for 300 Miners at M'Aulay's Lead
FOR a considerable time past rather, sensational reports have been published concerning the mines on the sea beach between the Richmond and Clarence Rivers…
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THERE is no end to the ingenuity of the'criminal classes, and members of the undesirable fraternity show signs of undoubted genius, though,' unfortunately, in a wrong channel on many an occasion…
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THE underwriters not having giren up all hope of getting the £10,000 on board the Catterthun, Mr. Briggs was seen by a Herald reporter, he being the diver who went down to view the wreck. Mr…
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THE underwriters not having given up all hope of getting the £10,000 on board the Catterthun, Mr. Briggs was seen by a S. M. Herald reporter, be being the…
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