Mining
Queen Bee Mount C. M. Syndicate Further assays from the lode of this syndicate's property at a de[?] 3f. give 25 [?]…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
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Victorian Gold Yield
The official returns of the Victorian Department of Mines show that there was a small increase in the yield of gold for the month of…
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Mr. Bakemore, one of the principal shareholders in the C.S.A. Ltd., states that the main shaft is now 461 feet deep, and was connected up with…
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This morning over 700 coallumpers were out of employment, due to the fact that they ceased work contrary to the terms of the Arbitration Court award, and it is also…
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A TERRIBLE fatality occurred in the South Clifton colliery on the South Coast on Saturday. Five men were tunnelling when a fall of earth took place, and four were killed…
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The Cinbelege West shift is down 16ft. The Grweroo west or [?] extended to 40ft at a depth…
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In connection with the coal lumpers' strike, 100 unionists [?] down to one of the wharves on Monday where a number of nonunionists were engaged and endeavored to…
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The report from the Budgery mines for the fortnight ended the 15th inst. states:—The air shaft was holed through to the rise on the 1st inst…
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The Blayney "Advocate" states that the furnace, machinery, &c., at the Blayney copper mine are assuming a shipshape aspect. One of the old…
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The Great Cobar, Limited, for the four weeks ended April 7, treated 13,450 tons of ore for 1022 tons of timbre, containing 390 tons of copper, 1200ozs of…
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For the first, quarter of this year the State's export of minerals exceeded that of the corresponding three months of 1906 by do lees than…
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AT the Police Court, Sydney, on Wednesday, two Chinese seamen belonging to the steamer Tainan were charged with assisting to load that vessel with coal, contrary to the laws of the…
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A Cobar syndicate, who have taken a copper lease of 60 acres on Mr. J. R. Job's Timbie property commenced work last week (says the Molong Argus). A…
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The Copper Well mine has been let on tribute for a term. The Mallee Tank shaft is down 200ft. A second contract is about to…
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On Thursday evening a very painful accident occurred at the Chesney mine. It appears that a man named Alexander Cameron was engaged in…
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Report of work done for week ended 24th April:—Main shaft: N further sinking has been done. Piat has been cut, on western side, about…
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The secretary of the Shang mine reports the shaft down to a depth of 60ft, on Saturday last, from top of brace. Country passed through…
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The lease of W. Budd and another, parish Balderodgery, is ready for delivery, and the private mining lease of H. C. Schinkel, parish Wear, has been…
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The mine manager of the Mount Boppy Copper Mine reports for the week ending 30th April:—No. 1 level: No. 1 winz sunk 4ft, total…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Send off to Mr. Geo. Field. Concert and Dance. Presentation of Gold Medal
Coonabarabran is unfortunate in having lost within the last two months, two of its most respected residents. The first was Mr. G. E. Wright, the Roads Engineer,…
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