Mining. Cullinga
On Saturday a cake of 155oz. of gold was lodged in the Union Bank in town, the return from the usual crushing at the Christmas Gift, being general quality…
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Ceremony at the Prince Op Wales Mine
There was a small gathering of interested folk at the Prince of Wales, Reno, on Monday last, to witness tho starting of an air-compressor, which…
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Three hundred and fi[?] thousand sovereigns were shipped by the Mariposa, which left the Quay to-day for San Francisco, via porta…
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During the post few days (reports the "Gundagai Times" of Tuesday) mysterious reports had been going round Tumut of a phenomenal find of gold…
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A special meeting of the delegate board of the Colliery Employes Federation was held at Newcastle on Monday afternoon to consider the Premier's proposals as to advances…
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A crushing of 12 tons from D. Kenny, Robinson and [?] mine at Gundai, treated at Reefer Battery, yielded 13¼oz. perton…
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Boggy Camp, Inverell, is almost de-serted now, about the only claim working is Soldier's Hill. Among the dredge, savings from the…
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The Miners' Delegate Board met at the Trades Hall, Newcastle, on Monday last to consider the proposals emanating from the conference held between the Premier…
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MR. J. R. LINSLEY, the local mining warden, has forwarded to the Minister for Mines his report on the mining operations in the Gundagai division of…
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Several applications for blocks were dealt with by Warden Clarke on Friday. Millard, Allman, and Loiterton were granted blocks on Faulks' land, Bennett…
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Justice knows no race and no country. If you can't be a sun, don't be a cloud. Justice is better than charity and costs less…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Wagga Municipal Council Murrumbidgee Gold Dredging ' Leases Cattle Driving in the Streets Special Rate for Street
AT thd'three weekly meeting of the IJorungh Council held on Thursday evening the following wero present t-The Mayor (Alderman George Kudd) in the chair, and Alder…
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An Aburiginal has discovered good gold-bearing stone near Delegate…
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WE learn that Woods, King and party, prospecting at the Caledonian Extended Mine, a few days ago struck a payable reef. This is…
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The Black Bird claim, Berrigan and party, have struck at 130 ft. heavy pyrites in the hanging wall, charged with a little gold. They are driving to tap…
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THE directors of the Jennings Gold drodging company will to-day pay an official visit to their property Mr. J. Bankin, one of the directors…
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I have been trying (writes a clergyman to get some of my pupils into the way or writing business loiters. Here is ono of the results:—…
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Japan's government owns and operates a coalmine, an ironmine, two silver and two coppermines, and in them employs 2344 miners…
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The annual report of the Department of Mines for 1899, discloses the relative position of the various mining districts and divisions of tho…
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Honest labor bears a lovely face.— Dekker. Compel men to feel you are in earnest. —Robertson…
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