Mining Revival
Reports on the state labor in the mining districts received by Mr. Schey, Director of Labor, and embodied in a return to the Premier on Saturday,…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
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Grey and Gold. CHAPTER III.—Continued
BUT those stooping shoulders, the quick, nervous gait, all told a tale. She knew that his years had been passed toiling…
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Reports from Bell's Creek are highly encouraging. The Banner reef, which is owned by the Warne Concentrating Co., Ltd., is now sunk to a depth of 180ft. This is the deepest level yet…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Discovery of Gold in [?]
There lias been quite a sensation in the capital during the last few days (says the Western Pacific “Herald” of June 5), it having been rumoured that a…
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WHILST miners were driving at the 350ft level eastward of the Day Dawn mine a 6ft reef thickly studded with gold was struck. It is believed to be…
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ILL! Not a bit of it. I never was better in my life--never. I am as right as rain, and I've brought you something good…
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The monthly gold escort, which left on Friday, carried 722oz. 4dwt. 3gr. of which the greater portion was sent away by the local City Bank…
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SO it is you, Frere. You have been up to see him ?" " Oh, yes. I have brought him the treasure for which be has…
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We understand that Mr. J. Maguire has succeeded in disposing of the Pipeclay claim at Bombay, which be purchased from Mr. John Allen and Mr. Bowman, to a Sydney…
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Will Guthrie sat at his breakfast table In his dingy lodgings gazing thoughtfully at a letter which the postman had just delivered. A somewhat bitter smile…
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I need not token-flowers to all How deeply dear thou art, Still on mine ear thine accents dwell, Thy virtues in my heart;…
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These mines were not in Rhodesia—so, at last, apparently thinks Mr D.R Maolver, who opened a discussion on 'The Rains of Rhodesia and the Probable Date of Outside…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →French Miner’s Riot. Markets and Houses Sacked
On 18th April the correspondent of the “Express” : wrote from Paris:— The entire mining district of the North, of France has risen in revolt Fierce…
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FRERE put down the letter and laid his face in his hands. " If he only knew if he only…
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OH, yes," he said. "So many are escaping from Russia now--so many wonderful things are happening that it will…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →TAHT [?] In The Coal [?]
Leaving by [?] a [?] called [?] a look at the [?] and coming up the parlour was [?] port—[?]…
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A TELEGRAM from Captain's Flat states:-- From the condemnatory representations made to Colonel Ryrie, as to the dilatoriness of the present…
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Anyone watching mining interests in the district for the last few months could not help noticing that within the time mentioned, a decided and, from…
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SUDDENLY he rose with a laugh. " She did say I might carry the tray down, and, by Jove, I…
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SOME months back THE LEADER insisted that the Captain's Flat mineowners should be compelled to comply with the labor conditions;…
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