Mining
That excellent mining property, the Lady Milburn, at Bark Hut, has produced another good return to its fortunate owners, Hawthorne, Beatty and…
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Mines and Miners
The Clyde colliery at Burrum, Q., is being reopened. It had not been worked since the recent strike. Several extension leases have been taken…
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The voluntary Conciliation Board bids fair to be a long-drawn-out business. The executive of the Federation is now meeting complaints as to its action in…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Mining News. the Adelong Field
O'DWYER'S party, at Mount Adrah, have fared very badly in consequence of the very heavy and soaking rains. There fine little mine is making so…
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O'Dwyer's party, at Mount Adrah, have fared very badly in consequence of the very heavy and soaking rains. Their fine little mine is making so…
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Ten fathoms of wash from, the north drive from the No. 10 rise in the Catheart mine, Ararat, V., treated, last week (16/8/09), yielded 16oz. gold of even…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Illawarra Miners. the Coal Trade
The south coast coal trade still remains dull, the average earnings oC the miners being something between 25s. and 30s. per week. This is in marked contrast to the…
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The award of the Wages Board adjudicating upon the claims of the New South Wales Southern Colliery employees was delivered last week. The following are…
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On Saturday, at the C.E.F. delegate board meeting, a motion from Abermain for levies to be collected on the net and not the gross earnings was carried, also…
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The New South Wales Brick Company are pushing ahead rapidly with the opening up of a new coal mine at West Dapto. The tunnel into No. 3 seam is now in…
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Rich grey ore has been struck at the 210ft. level about 75ft. from the main shaft of the Cobar Gladstone mine, N.S.W. The vein is about a foot wide, and…
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The Hebburn inquiry terminated last week and the voluntary court is now taking evidence in the Dudley dispute. No award his yet boon given by this…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Helensburch Miners Out. Compensation for Deficient Places Refused. Six Hundred Men Idle
As a result of the refusal of the management to grant compensation for the working of deficient places, and their objection to two experienced men who…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Rich Gold Discovery. Depth of 230 Feet. Magnificent Specimens. Sydney
A party has arrived at Dubbo from Gold Hill mine, Tomingley, with some magnificently rich speci[?]ons secured at a depth of 250 feet. The stone is…
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The question of economising space is one that forces itself upon many families, especially those living in small flats, where such a thing as a…
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Much interest is taken in Tumbarumda in the find of rich stone at Little Billabong. More claims are being applied for, and a local syndicate is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Fatality. a Man Smothered. Broken Hill
A married mand named Nourse was killed this morning on the Proprietary Mine. He was shovelling tailings on [?] of the stuff fell…
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Mr. G. Heinecke, of Tumbarumba, has disposed of 8 of his elevators during the past few weeks, and has recently returned from a brief visit to…
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Early in the June half-year, although developments underground at the Lobbs Hole copper mine had up till then proved unsatisfactory,…
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Mr. G. Stevenson. P.M., as district mining warden, yesterday heard a complaint by James Gifford, mining engineer, of Gundagai, against Alfred…
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