The Fire in Block Eleven Mine. Sydney. July 26
The fire at Broken Hill, Block Eleven Mine, continues. It is believed the fire will not be subdued for some weeks…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
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Mitchell's Creek Mine
UNDER the present energetic management, prospects at the Mitchell's Creek mine, near Wellington (N.S.W.), show a considerable improvement. For some months the fortnightly returns have been…
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A rescue party yesterday, at the M'Evoy mining disaster, recovered one of the bodies, that of Tompson. He had evidently made desperate…
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John Tom, one of the first discoverers of gold in the colony, died, suddenly at Ophir yesterday, aged 75 years…
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Belief work at McEvoy's mine has been interrupted owing to the horrible stench and nothing could be done to allay it. Meu in the workings think…
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THE "Gazette" announced the following regulations have been made under the Mining on Private Land Act of 1894:--Where as under section 43 of the Act 57 Vic…
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THE search for the miners entombed in the McEvoy mine resulted in a heartrending discovery, four of the victims being found who had evidently lived a considerable time, and died of starvation or [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Gilgunnia Goldfield)
IN a report on the Grilgunnia, Overflow, Rest Down, and Hermidale mines, Mr. W. H. J. Slee, Chief Inspector of Mines, states that the now…
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THE following is the report of Mr. W. H. J. Stee, F. G. S., Chief Inspector of Mines, on the Gilgunnia, Overflow, Rest Down, and Hermidale Mines, as furnished to the Under-Secretary for…
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THE North Phoonix No. 1. This claim at present is lying under suspension, but from prospects just at grass it might be hazarded that the stone should go at least 5dwts to the ton. It will doubtless…
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Mr. Rogers, Q.C., president, and Messrs. Jesse Gregson and James Curley have been appointed as members of the Royal Commission on…
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IT is reported that the Great Central Copper mine has been sold to an be worked on a large scale. Several men have left Cobar for the above…
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THE GREAT COBAR COPPER MINING CO.--At present the water supply in the dams is very low, and if rain does not fall shortly the loss to those engaged here, as well as business people, will…
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TARCOMDE PROSPECTING.--South drive in 18ft 6in. North drive 50ft. along a r[?]f carrying good gold throughout. A large quantity of stone is now available for stoping…
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On Monday last a new and, important discovery was made in the Drysdale mine. At the 80-feet level a lode bearing west to-wards the Drysdale Proprietary was struck…
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At the local Police Court, on Thursday, before Messrs. R. M. Hughes and H. J. Rayment, Js.P., Frederick Samuels, an aboriginal brother of the celebrated runner…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intercolonial. the Collieries Commission. Sydney, August 20
The Collieries Commission held their first meeting yesterday and decided that the proceedings should not be open to the public…
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[?] At a conference [?] in [?]…
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THE event of the week has been the discovery of a very rich shoot in the 180-feet level of the Drysdale shaft, which event has caused considerable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Northern Miners. Sydney, August 20
Efforts are being made in the Newcastle district to re-organise the Northern Miners' Association…
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