Mining
C.S.A. Mine manager reports to the 17th inst.:—All work has been confined to breaking lead ore at No. 2 level, 456 feet. 104 tons of…
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Mining & the mines, 1913
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Mining. Mineral Display
There was on view in the pavilion a mineral display from the Mount Laut Copper Mine and the Cobar Mine. Included amongst the…
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On Wednesday, afternoon Mr. Delivers Power, general manager of Great Cobar, rang us up with the pleasing information that…
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On Thursday next the Queen Bee Co. will apply to the Warden for a further period of suspension of six months on two of their leases…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. WRIGHTVILLE V. Copper Mine
At Wrightville on Saturday afternoon Cobar Copper Mine team met and defeated Wrightville by II points to nil. Up to half-time the…
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The cold wave which passed over the State during the week has been responsible for some very low minimum temperatures. On comparison with past…
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At the recent meeting of the Municipal Council Ald. Rose raised the question of the advisability of calling tenders for the cartage of coal from the…
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On the United Fruit Company's steamer Carillo, which sailed from New York for Guayquil, Ecuador, wore Mr. and Mrs. William G. Gates, of Callao,…
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Report of work done at the mine up to 31st May, 1913:— All work have been confined to breaking lead ore at No. 2 Level,…
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Cobar Copper Mine team journeyed to Canbelego on Sunday last per Mr. H. Dogger's motor cars, but unfortunately the game terminated…
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The Newcastle steamship. Elmsgarth which reached Swansea from the Black Sea, reported that the, captain was informed by the British consulate at Constantinople that two submarine mines had been lost in the…
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Mineral leases 33 and 34, in the names of A. E. Moore and J. Perry and another respectively, County Robinson, Parish Narrie, were…
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Report of work done at the mine: The work has been confined to breaking ore at the No. 2 level 456 feet…
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Mr. W. Wallace of Shuttleton was in town during the week. He and A. Sorenson with two others have Her Dream claim at Gngunnia. They opened…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cobar Copper and Gold Field Report
The report on the Cobar Copper and Gold Field, Part I., by E. G. Andrews, B.A. F.G.S Geological Surveyor, has just been issued…
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Report of work done at the mine for the fortnight ending June 25, 1913:— Output.—For the fortnight 2675…
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On Friday, at the Warden's Court, an application was made tot he Warden (Mr. F. Robertson) for a suspension of labor conditions for six…
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A sad fatality occurred at Great Cobar mine on Monday morning. A man named Arthur Sara was working on the dump. At about…
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Report of work done at the mine for the fortnight ending July 9, 1913. Output.—For the fortnight 2602…
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An experience which does not, happily, fall to the lot of every minor was that of William Davies, an aged collier of Coednant, in Wales, whose strange disappearance in the…
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