Mining Applications
MR. F. HULL has applied for six prospecting areas in the parish of Jerralong, and Mr. G. E. Poole has applied for a [?] site in the parish of Warri…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
62 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 3 of 4
The Brindabella Mines
WE are informed by Mr. William Reid of "Race Terrace," Brindabella, that at last after the unconscionable delay of some 18 years, work is now being resumed in the…
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WITH fields yielding gold in almost fabulous quantities, in both New South Wales and 'Victoria, particularly in the last-named colony (which, by the way, was separated…
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A young servant-girl, who applied at Highgate Police Court on August 17. for a warrant for the arrest of a gipsy woman, told an extraordinary story…
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The Escort took away yesterday for delivery at the Sydney mint 385oz921wto 12gra of gold. The low yield is owing to two of the dredges in Araluen, the Central No. 1 and the Redbank, being on…
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FORTY-TWO collieries are idle in the Newcastle and Maitland districts. About 11,000 miners, and a similar number of daily wage mine hands are…
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MR. MILNE, Government Inspector of Mines, who has been visiting the mines along the South Coast, returned to Sydney on Wednesday evening by the mail coash…
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Another big union, that of the storeman, numbering 1750 members, held an extraordinary meeting at the Sydney Trades Hall on Wednesday night. The meeting was called…
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MR. PERKINS hotelkeeper of Cooma, has been on a visit to the Black Diamond mine at Currawang, Clyde River, in which he is interested. He drove through Braidwood last week and returned on…
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THE meeting of the waterside workers held in Sydney yesterday morning resolved that the federation should hold its mass meetings before deciding to strike. A proposal…
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THERE is still one slight chance of peace. The strike congress considered the Premier's suggestion for a conference, and refused it. The congress, however, appointed a…
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No. 2 Central Dredge in Araluen is this week closed down to undergo some slight repairs, and the No. 2 is still laid up for repairs. The new dredge, the Dreadsought (the pontoon is the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. [We do not necessarily identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by Correspondents.] the Coal Strike. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—Now that the Premier has suggested a sort of compromise with a view to settling the strike at Newcastle, I think there are a few questions which ought to be asked, and…
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Still another British warship [?] (says the "Daily Express," Sept. 3) been saved from an almost certain disaster by the discovery, just in time, of…
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THE went of water consequent upon the dry weather is beginning to prejudicially affect the dredges in Aralues, which it was thought would always have sufficient from the under [?] to…
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PROFESSOR WARREN, at the engineering association's dinner last week, used the present industrial upheaval as a means of introducing a little speculation as to…
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The monthly Gold Escort took away on Thursday last 327 ozs. gold to Tarago, on route to Sydney The usual day for the Escort to leave has bean Friday, but the change is due to the reduced…
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The lease of Joseph Nicholson for 70 acres, No. 40, parish of Budawang, has been cancelled…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Coal Strike. [To the Editor of the Dispatch.]
SIR,—The parallel between the strike of 1890-91 and the coal strike of to day is worth noting. The shibolsth of that date repealed from ten thousand platforms was "There is no question of wages,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. [We do not necessarily identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by Correspondents.] the Coal Strike. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—The parallel between the strike of [?]-91 and them coal strike of to-day is worth noting. The shilboleth of that date repeated from ten…
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