Amalgamated Miners' Association
Mr. R. Hawkins, general secretary to the A.M.A., is in receipt of the following correspondence:— From the secretary of the Miners'…
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Mining & the mines, 1911
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Mining
The Cobar King George syndicate (late Tharsis) appears to be on the eve of striking something substantial. A block of lode…
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The annual meeting of shareholders in the C.S.A. mine was held in Sydney on December 29th, when the usual reports were…
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The following is a brief outline of the proposal of the Labor Government to erect State batteries in different parts of the State. The prospector must…
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A much-needed rovival in mining, which is likely to make the field boom as it did in the seventies, is about to take place at Hill End…
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Cobar Gladstone Mining Company, No Liability, report for two weeks ending January 7th, 1911:—During the holidays the winch and…
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It is the intention of the Great Cobar North, Ltd., to sink the shaft 200ft. further, which will bring the workings to the 1550ft…
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Mr. Elden, Minister of Mines, told a Victorian interviewer that it was proposed to establish State mines in the north, south, and wost of New South Wales, to supply the…
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English and Canadian capital is flowing into the country to purchase claims in the new goldfields in Porcupine Bay, on the borders of Hudson Bay…
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The Queen Bee Copper Mining Co., No Liability, reports for two weeks ending January 14th:— Prospecting and development…
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The delegate board of the Newcastle Colliery Employees' Federation has asked for a conference with the proprietors on the question of machine…
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The Managing director reports, under date 24th January:—Sunk main shaft a further 8ft, present depth of shaft now 227ft; passed…
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An extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Cobar Gladstone Mining Company, No Liability, was held at Wrightville…
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The Macquarie Goldfield, Ltd., on the southern end of the Hawkins' Hill auriferous belt, is at work at different points on its lenses. It is developing…
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Mr. J. G. Watson gave his decision on Tuesday in connection with the inquiry with respect to the gas strike. He said he was forced to the conclusion…
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"An Old Miner" writes in the Bathurst Times":— "Seeing the excitement that is being caused now by the revival in…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Big Mining Scheme. Hill End Leases Amalgamated
Memories of the fabulously rich crushings taken from Hawkins' Hill are revived after 30 years; of the days when the world rang with the golden…
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The new find at the Queen Bee mine, reported in a recent issue, has now widened out to 13ft instead of 6ft.; maintaining the high values…
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Squatters, farmers, dairymen, and country residents generally, desirous of varying their investments, realising there is greater safety in disposing their…
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The feature of the South African Union Budget, introduced in the Capetown House recently, by Mr. Hull, was a ten per cent, tax on Cape and Orange Free State diamond…
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