West Australian Goldfields
Messrs. E. P. Murphy, R. Fowle, H. Baker, and Lynch, prospectors, came into Coolgardie on Monday night from Mount Margaret, bringing a small parcel of…
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Mining & the mines, 1895
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Terrible Colliery Explosion. March 17
A terrible explosion of firedamp has occurred at a colliery at Troppau, in Solesia, Austria. Two hundred and fifty minors were entombed. Of these 180 were rescued,…
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With regard to the progress of the claims here, by permission of Giles, Wilson & Co., of the New Coolgardie reef, I visited their shaft on Sunday last, and was agreeably surprised at the…
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Sydney, Friday—The Lambton Colliery will shut down tomorrow for an indefinite period…
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The end of March is always a busy time at the Queanbeyan Land Office, owing to the payment of instalments on selections being made before the end of the month, but things…
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A report has been received at the Min[?] Department from Warden Maitland, of Braidwood, in which he states that he recently visited the locality of the gold…
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A man always ceases to be be a "good fellow," when he refuses to de as others wish. The man who is hopeless of a home…
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The lode has been picked up again in the Caledonian mine at Twenty-five Mile, better known as the Brilliant mine. The vein pinched out at 33ft., and the property was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Bywong Goldfield. BYWONG, Wednesday Evening
Our mining population has lately been a great deal disturbed has been a great deal disturbed by sensational reports from Dairy Creek (wherever that may be),…
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Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan paid another visit to the Bywong gold field last week, Stores and shops are still going up, and the mines give every indication of the permanency…
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The range of friendship has hardly a limit. Never be ashamed not to know, but be ashamed not to learn…
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Sydney, Friday—The New [?] Duckenfield, and Black Creek miner[?] voted almost unanimously in favour general strike against the proposed red[?]…
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The claims here are busy raising stone, ready for the crushing machinery soon to be erected, and there is no doubt that to take the average quality of quartz here, with fair…
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Colonel North, one of the vendors of the Londonderry mine, Coolgardie, has intimated that he will not take any, money until the shareholders have been reimbursed the…
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Professor Nicholas has written to a Coolgardie paper giving extracts from the report on the petering out of the Londonderry. The report is very guarded and non…
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Mining prospects upon the field are first class, without a doubt they could not look better. By kind permission I visited the new shaft of Lowe, Alchin & Co., and was…
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The field has presented a rather deserted appearance these past few days in consequence of many of the miners being away on their Easter holidays. Still, a fair amount…
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The Lake View has regularly cleared up, obtaining 598oz. 10dwt. 22gr. from 170 tons of stone. Very rich gold has been struck at the 130ft. level, the backs above which are…
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Mr Seymour, who is to report on the Londonderry mine, has arrived and proceeded to the mine. His report will be first submitted to the London directors…
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Mr E. W. O'Sullivan has started for Melbourne to endeavour to float the Mac's Reef properties. An English syndicate also contemplate purchasing some mines there, and…
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