The Mine Tanks
The rain came at the right time for the new tank at the Great Cobar mine, which has been excavated below the Hospital. From the rain…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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A Coal Box
The question of economising space is one that forces itself upon many families, especially those living in small flats, where such a thing as a…
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It will be good news for the [?] that in all probability mining options will shortly be again in [?] swing at Bodangora. Messrs. [?]…
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TENDERS are invited for Sinking and Timbering a further 200 feet of the Main Shaft at the Harden Gold Mine, Limited…
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Mine Manager's report for fortnight ending 12th August 1809 :—Since my ast report we continued the cross-cut will the 7 1/2h inst during which time we…
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Work in connection with the Great Northern Gold Alining Company is progressing satisfactorily and the [?] is shewing nice gold. Specimen Hill party have…
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Our Stuart Town correspondent writes:—The Great Northern (late Stringy Bark) Mines Syndicate has been for the last fortnight or so getting the…
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The fourth annual general meeting of the above Company will be held on the 27th inst. The report of the Directors, embracing…
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The practice of hiding money away in all manner of out-of-the-way corners is by no means modern. In the old days, according to "Gleanings…
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Applications will be received up to 3rd prox. for the position of cyanide manager to the Welcome Jack G.M. Co. What seems to be a well-founded…
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On Monday, 28rd instant, Mr Malone, Warden, granted six months' suspension to the Cobar Peak Co. Mr Geo. Marshe (legal manager)…
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The clanging of the bell at the fire station at about 11.15 on Saturday night drew a great many would-be go-to-beders out to see where the…
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Stuart Town or Iron Bark-goldflalda have been rich in both alluvial and quarts mining, and in the old river beds which are covered with basalt. Tunnels have been…
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Although many tumours have been current regarding the intentions of the new company which has purchased the Bodangora mine from Messrs. Glover…
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The following are the reports to be submitted to the shareholders at the twelfth ordinary general meeting, to be held on Tuesday next:—…
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Rabbit Hill Copper Mining Company, Limited.—The Board of Directors visited and inspected the mine on the 21st August. The east…
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The Nanima Silver Syndicate, which has been steadily working for the past nine months, has, after some discouragement, met with a very…
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The Government Geologist (Mr. H. Y. L. Brown) has returned to Adelaide from a visit to the Tanami new gold discovery, in the Northern Territory…
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On Monday Mr. Warden Malone granted Cobar Gold Mines partial suspension for six months, 30 men to be employed. The application…
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ON Tuesday afternoon we were shown some of the finest specimens of gold-bearing quartz we have ever soon. They were in charge of Mr. H. M. Gibson, legal manager of the…
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