Mining
The Qusen Bee Co. has declared dividend No. 6. of 3d per share, payable on and after 18 October. Great excitement prevails in town this…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
197 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 8 of 10
Struck a Mine
The British steamer Leho struck a floating mine off Shantung and sank. The crew and 15 passengers are missing…
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The new Mining Bill was read a first time. It proposes a somewhat new set of labor conditions, designed to have properties worked actively…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Orange Plains Mining Field. Promising Copper Mines
On this extensive field copper mining has been carried on for some considerable time past. The copper belt extends for about ten miles, over…
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At the fifth half-yearly ordinary general nicotine of the Growl Creek Copper Co., Shuttleton, N.S.W., hold in Melbourne on September 20th, Mr. E. M…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining. Big Revival in the Industry C.S.A. RUSH
A mooting of shareholders in the South C.S.A. was hold on Monday night when it was decided to incrense the shares from 30 to 60. The holders have such…
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A Mining Bill, which deals comprehensively with all mining in the State, was read a first time in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday night on the…
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Since the sensational reports that have gained currency during the past few weeks relating to the startling developments that have taken place…
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This week Mr. H. Cornish lodged an application for the Spotted Leopard. This makes the fourth applicant. There is a little lull in the C.S.A…
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ORANGE PLAINS COPPER MINES are situated 18 miles south-west of Dandaloo, on Orange Plains Station, county Kennedy, p[?]rist B[?]aconsfield…
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We hear that there is considerable activity in Sydney mining circles for syndicate shares in the vicinity of the C.S.A…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Orange Plains Copper Mine. a New and Promising Field
O[?] Plains Copper Mines are sit[?] 18 miles s[?]th west of Da[?] on Plains Station, county K[?] parish Beaconstield…
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An outbreak of fire was discovered at the Sandford Merthyr colliery, Maitland district, at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The flames and smoke…
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Both tunnels of the Stanford Colliery, in which the explosion occurred on Sunday, were Sealed up yesterday. The funeral of the Victims was attended by over 2000 people…
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THE Stanford-Merthyn Colliery, situated at Maitland, and employing a large number of men, has been the scene of a fatal explosion, The neighborhood was aroused by the sound…
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Latest particulars regarding the Stafford-Mertbyr colliery disaster at Maitland show that the explosions occurred early en Sunday morning. No one was in the workings…
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The manager of the Standford-Merthyr colliery is strongly of opinion that the mine was deliberately fired and he offers a reward of £300 for the…
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The Wenneck's Depot Reward Gold Mine, South Australia, which during the Attunga boom was described as a hill of gold, came to an inglorious end…
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Charles Liback, a foreign laborer, has been arrested on suspicion of having not fire to the Stanford Methyrmine He denies the charge…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Intelligence. Sydney, Thursday. Stanford-merthyr Colliery Disaster
The manager of the Stanford Merthyr colliery disaster is strongly of the opinion that the mine woe deliberately fired, and offers a reward of…
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