Commonwealth Mine Mail Service
A tri-weekly mail service to and from the Commonwealth Mine will be instituted from the first of December next. The mail days will be…
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Mining & the mines, 1904
157 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 8 of 8
Street Gold Hunt. Discovery of Coins
Romford is in the throes of a gold rush. Even children are excitedly agitating the auriferous earth with sieves. The finds have varied from a farthing to a…
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THE Occidental Mine is looking well. THE boundary shaft at the Premier G.M. Syndicate's mine at the Peak is now down 110 feet. The syndicate…
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The Fort Bourke mine is reported to be running short of oxidised ire and it is significant that only 50 bead of the battery have been running…
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The Queen Bee directors visited the mine on Wednesday last, and spent the day at Bee Mountain. Mr. Bevan was installed in charge of the…
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Party tributers at Spring Gully, Victoria, have found a pocket of solid gold weighing 250 ounces…
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Two young miners named William and Alfred Hicks were drowned at Avoca River, near St. Arnaud, Victoria, on Saturday…
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By notice in the "Government Gazette" of 6th instant, the following leases have been cancelled and are now available for occupation under the…
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A return furnished by the Undersecretary for Mines shows that the gold yield recorded for the month of November was 29,480oz., valued at…
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In more than one of the States of the Commonwealth there is a great dissatisfaction in regard to the lack of facilities afforded prospectors for…
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The mine manager's report of the above mine up to the 10th December states as follows:—"At the 150ft. level the main north drive is being…
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A special sitting of the Arbitration Court will be held on Wednesday, to hear the application of the northern miners for an injunction to prevent the reduction of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Prize Essays Dr. Burkitt's Gold Medals
THE following are the essays which gained first prize at the schools named, in the competition for the gold medals presented by Dr. Burkitt:—…
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PARIS, we learn, is in a "fervent of anticipatory excitement" over the forthcoming cock-crowing contest. 'Cocks from all countries will complete in a crowing…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Commonwealth Mine. How Things at Present Stand
Affairs in connection with the proper working: of the Commonwealth Mine are still comparatively at a standstill, owing to the failure of the…
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Occidental, Cobar, (N.S.W.), on the eve of closing down for want of water, got an undeserved respite from a thunderstorm. Remarkable that…
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An interesting mining case was heard at Woqllongong yesterday, concerning the alleged breach of the rule "The last to come the first to go." The defendants…
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