Mining. Hermidale-nymagee Line. Mr. Carne's Report
The expediency of constructing a line of railway from Hermidale to Nymagee was further considered on Monday, by the Public Works…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Mining
The February bullion yield of the Mount Boppy gold mine realised £11,716 4s 10d. The contractors are at work driving…
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The miners' lodges at Newcastle have decided to withdraw all claim from the Royal Coal Commission, thus bringing to an end the Mining Court…
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By an explosion at Wehrum Colliery, Pennsylvania, sixty-five miners were entombed. Twenty-four miners, mostly Hungarians and Poles, were killed…
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The stone from the deep ground in the Federal, which has been put through the battery, has given very satisfactory returns. The shaft is now…
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From the Legal Manager,— At the request of the shareholders of the Mount Boppy Copper Mine, Father Curran, the well-known…
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An under- ground river in Portugal flooded a mine. Fourteen bodies have been recovered, but 37 miners are still missing. Thomas Galvin, a coal lumper, was killed on…
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A mining disaster is reported from Cerbago, Portugal, where 14 men have been drowned through the flooding of a coal mine from an underground river…
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The manager reports for the two weeks ending 19th June, 1909, as follows:— Mining.—Stoping at No. 2 Level…
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Parker's Perseverance Gold Mining Syndicate, Gundabocks,—The mine manager reports :—Main shaft now down 74ft. There is another change…
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John McDonald, jeweller, was committed for trial on the charge of stealing a quantity of gold from Augus and Coote…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Filling Horses' Teeth with Gold
DENTISTRY has been reduced to such a fine art that even horses now have their teeth filled with gold. Of course, only a very few thoroughbreds have been operated…
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On the Bogan River copper mine Tottenham) during the four weeks [?]ded the 19th June one furnace melted 322 tons of ore, and the…
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Sale of forfeited shares in the Gladstone Co. on the 19th inst. A meeting of directors in the C.S.A. was held in Sydney on…
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Contrary to expectation, the Newcastle minerslodges, by a very narrow majority, have decided to endorse the recommendation of their executive to the effect that they…
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The February bullion yield of the Mount Boppy gold mine realised £11,717. Budgery Mines ate to be…
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The manager of the Badgerygar mine report that daring the past fortnight the winze from the end of cross-out at the 850ft level has been…
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The manager of the above reports for fortnight ending 3rd July, 1909, as follows:— Stoping carried on at No 2 level on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gold Mining at Farnham
Mr. S. N. Jones, of Farnham, was in town this week in connection with the flotation of a company to take over a gold lease of seven acres near Farnham railway…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hepburn Colliery. Sydney
The dispute at the Hepburn Colliery, which kept 600 men idle for six weeks, has been overcome, sad work resumed…
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