Mining Memoranda
A MEETING of the directors of the Morning Star G.M. Co., No-Liability, Schastopol, is announced to be held at Mr. Byrom's Australian hotel this evening…
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In the Mining Town
"T[?] the last time, darling," he gently said, 'As he kissed her lips like the cherries red, While a fond look shone in his eyes of brown…
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THE ostensible aim in forming a mining company is to devel[?] the [?] of the mine for the benefit of the ah[?] and in this way…
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AFTER all the ob[?]quy heaped upon the directors of the Amelia Gold Mining Co. by a certain portion of the Press, the ultimate fate of Temora as a field for quarta mining industry appears after all likely to be…
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AFTER all the obloquy heaped upon the directors of the Amelia Gold Mining Go. by a certain portion of the Press, the ultimate late of Temora as a field for quartz mining…
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THE most important event of the week is the excellent result of a trial crushing obtained at the South Australian Quartz Mining Co.'s plant from some stone brought into town on…
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INTELLIGENCE was received in town on Thursday forenoon of a shocking mining accident which had taken place that morning at the Ada Gold Mining Company's…
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Warden: Junes Baker. Warden's Clerk: R. Zouch. Mining Registrar: Thomas Love. Mining Surveyor: vacant…
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A RUSH at midnight in the present dulness of raining affairs is about the very last thing that would have been expected to take place by one who had the opportunity of…
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Warden: James Baker. Warden's Clerk: R. Zonch. Milling Registrar: Thomas Love. Mining Surveyor: vacant…
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THE difficulty of obtaining reliable information concerning mining matters must have struck anyone who ever attempted to glean intelligence on…
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Warden: James Baker. Warden's Clerk: R. Zouch. Mining Registrar: Thomas Love. Mining Surveyor: vacant…
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Warden: Junes Baker. Warden's Clerk: R. Zouch. Mining Registrar: Thomas Love. Mining Surveyor: vacant…
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WE have not the slightest desire to enter into any newspaper controveray. We know that by taking the course we propose to follow we shall draw upon as no end of…
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THE company above named are now the owners of the famous "New Year's Gift" Reef at Muttama: and we are glad to be able to report that a few days ago other…
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THE company above named are now the owners of the famous "New Year's Gift" Reef at Muttama; and we are glad to be able to report, that a fow days ago other very rich veins in this…
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A CLEVER capture of an alleged gold-robber was made by Detective Austin, of the Sydney force, on Saturday. It will probably be remembered that in June last year 500oz. of…
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Directors' Report for Presentation to the Sharsholders at the [?] Half yearly General Meeting to be [?] at the Company's Office…
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IN our last issue an inadvertence made it appear that the information about the result of the Homeward Bound crushing was elicited from Mr. Eyre, and it is only due to…
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BY the arrival of Messrs. Phillip Davis, G. G. Orbell, and P. W. Clarke, who were accompanied by Senior-constable McKeown, of Barmedman, we have been…
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