Our Neglected Mining
Perhaps no district in the State has a more varied class of minerals than Wellington. Gold, for many years, gave a big revenue to the Government,…
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Mining & the mines, 1923
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The Coal Strike
A West Maitland message says it is not expected that Mr. Oakes' proposals will tend to clear the way for a settlement of the coal strike, as far as…
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Immense satisfaction was expressed at Newcastle last night at the settlement of the coal trouble. A Cessnock message states great excitement…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest Telegrams. Coal Conference Ended. Trouble Settled. Sydney
At the conclusion of the Coal Conference Mr. Oakes thanked the representatives of both sides for their endeavours to bring about a settlement, and…
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Since writing my last article, the Wellington Progress Association has asked the Mines Department for £5000 to search for minerals, and develop…
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The firemen are right upon the fire in the Central mine, playing 3 hoses upon it. Mine Inspector Warren, after a trip underground, returned and said…
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On the above field four shafts have now been sunk, varying in depth from. 28ft to 37ft. A sluice box has been placed in position,…
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In my article on the gold bearing reefs which might pay on further development the COMMONWEALTH AND FEDERAL…
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The firemen are right upon the fire in the Central mine, playing a hoses upon it. Mine Inspector Warren, after a trip underground, returned and said…
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The word "mining," says a writer in "The Engineering and Mining Journal-Press" (New York), usually causes to flash on the screen of one's…
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In the articles penned have been mentioned those minerals most known, and looked for, and valuable but there is a rock in Wellington at certain…
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In connection with the sale at the immense plant of the Mount Boppy Gold Mining Co., Ltd., at Canbelego on Tuesdsy, Wednesday and Thursday…
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Preliminary negotiations have been completed by W. G. Gillett, of Sydney. to [?] Cobar. N.S.W. The Peak is to receive first attention, and a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Mr H. J. Cornish Discoverer of Gold at Cobar
The death of Mr. Henry John Cornish, of Cobar, which occurred at the residence of his son, at Botany, Sydney, on Sunday morning, removes of the…
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An appalling mine disaster occurred on Saturday afternoon at Bellbird Colliery, one of the beat and busiest on the Maitland coalfields. The disaster…
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A terrible disaster occurred on Saturday afternoon at the Bellbird Colliery, one of the best and busiest of the Maitland coalfields. The disaster occurred…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →For Young Folks Gold for the Children
There once lived a King who was determined to make the country over which he ruled the foremost in the world, so he sent for great architects…
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