The C.s.a. Mines Limited
Report of work done at the mine:—The South Drive from the main shaft has been driven another 2ft., total distance 40ft. The face is…
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Mining & the mines, 1913
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The Next Big Goldfield a Prophecy
Mr. Robert Porter writes as follows:—For many years I have confidently expected the discovery of a deep lead of gold on the Talbragar River, and now…
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Professor White estimates that no fewer than 4000,000,000 gas mantles are used every year, and as these gasmantles cannot be manufactured…
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The Budgood colliery at Newcastle, employing 500 men, was suddenly thrown idle last Tuesday owing to a dispute between the management and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Year at the Mint. Record Gold Issue. 14[?],000,000 Coins
Although the total output of the Royal Mint in 1911 was less than in the previous year, the production of coin was on a prodigious scale, no fewer than…
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The fact of the recent rains having missed Cobar is a matter of the most serious importance to Cobar. Already the Occidental has…
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Mr. Robert Porter writes as follows: Sir,—With reference to my remarks in your last week's issue about an alleged coming gold field on the Talbragar, I…
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The engine on the Nimitybelle train came to a standstill the other morning owing to shortage of coal. The driver, firemen, and passengers got off and…
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Mine Manager's report for the fortnight ending 16th January, 1913:— Open Cut—Miners still breaking…
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Report of work done at the mine to the 11th January, 1913:— South drive from West crosscut old shaft, has been driven another…
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Operations at the Lloyd copper mine, Burraga (N.S.W.). which was closed down in 1908 on account of the difficulty in obtaining…
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Mr. Robert Porter writes to Wellington "Times" as follows:-- With reference to my remarks in a previous issue about an alleged…
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Report of work done on the mine. The South drive from the west crosscut, old shaft, has been driven a further distance of 13 feet, total…
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At a meeting of the Miners' Delegate Board at Newcastle, the owners' letter was regarded as unsatisfactory. A mass meeting is to…
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The Mount Royal gold and copper mine, Tottenham, has started smelting again, after a lapse of three years. Everything is looking…
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After being closed down for over 4 years the "Lloyd" Copper Mine at Burraga has resumed operations. The Lloyd mine, which is the…
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There is a happy revival in the mining industry in the Tottenham district. The Mount Royal gold and copper mine has started again after a…
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Report if work done at the mine: South Drive from West crosscut, old shaft, has [?]i a further distance of 10 [?] total distance…
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The fifth annual meeting of the company will be held in Sydney on Wednesday next. The following is a copy of the directors' report…
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Oc of the oldest miners of Hill End—William English, has died there, at the age of 82 years. Deceased had a remarkable mining career. He came from…
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