Science. a Substitute for Coal
PROFESSOR William Hallock, of Columbia university, is pursuing investigations along the lines recently suggested by the British…
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Shipping Bags of Gold as Luggage
Wilks Jacob Wilkens, master of the s.s. Batavia, was, in London recently, fined £5 and £3 3s. costs for contravening the Revenue Act by not…
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Leases approved under the Mining on Private Lands Act of 1894.—S. Winslett, senr., PGL 5, part of 149, county Wynyard, parish Gilmore, 3a…
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THE final parcel taken from the George Reid mine has been treated at Reno, 7 tons yielding nearly 2 oz. per ton. The party have now abandoned…
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Extravagant reports are current about Bumbaldry Reefs, but the true facts are that, after some lesser offers, £8,000 is now offered for nine-teuths of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Where Our Gold Goes. Sydney
The mail steamer Sonoma left for San Francisco yesterday with a gold shipment valued at three quarters of a million sterling…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Township Blocks. Complications at Gundagai
Last week a number of persons in occupation of town and suburban blocks at Gundagai under the miners' rights were served with notice to quit. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Jumping a Gold Lease. Strong Remarks by the Wyalong Warden. Alleged Attempts at Intimidation. Wyalong
At the Wardens court to-day a lively scene took place between a solicitor and the Walden which ended in the former with his client denning to have their…
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M. Harry De Windt, the explorer and traveller, in the course of an interview in England, said that he had travelled 11,263 miles through Siberia. Gold was…
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The Westralia Mount Morgan for the four weeks ended July 16th treated 3600 tons for 403oz. of gold. The Fish River Dredge, which has been…
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The greatest American industrial contest of the twentieth century has commenced. The strike affects directly nearly 150,000 and indirectly many thousands more. The…
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Howard and party, [?] at the western reef, Golden Fleece, received £28[?] for 250 tons of tailings, also £120 for 3 tons of concentrates. Ma[?]…
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Reports from Coolac show chat the mining industry is likely to revive very much in that locality. In both alluvial and reefing matters are becoming much…
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Wilks Jacob Wilkins, master of the s.s. Batavia, was in London recently fined £5 and £3 3s costs for contravening…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Rand Goldfield. Great Extension Reported. London, Sept. 17
Mr. Rathbone, the Government inspector of the Rand gold mines, has reported that he has discovered a new main reef in the Witwatersrand basin, extending 20…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Colliery on Fire. Sydney
A fire broke out yesterday morning in Corrmal colliery four miles north of Wollongong. Owing to the early hour of the outbreak very few men were at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mount Kembla Mine. Operations to Be Resumed
Coal getting will be resumed in one section of the Mount Kembla mine tomorrow. Work will thus be provided for over 100 men if they are available…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday. Fire in a Colliery
The fire in the Corrimal colliery is still burning. The outbreak is more serious than was at first suppose. NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining. Adelong
The monthly gold escort left to-day with 1,123¼oz. gold from Adelong. The tributing parties at the Gibraltar Consolidated finished their crushing for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mount Kembla Mine. Work Partially Resumed
Work at the Mount Kembla Colliery was resumed in the shaft section this morning. Nearly seventy of the old hands resumed work. Scores of miners…
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