The Yalwal Mines. No. III
THE surface quartzite rock referred to in my last, was characterised in the "Pinnacle" by distinct veins of rich auriferous quarts, but nothing like it has been met with along its…
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Mining & the mines, 1889
41 stories in South Coast's papers · page 2 of 3
Terrible Colliery Disaster
The terrible calamity at the A. A. Company’s Glebe pit was the all absorbing topic of conversation through the district on Saturday and on Sunday. The scene of…
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Owing to dangerous indications miners at Wickham and Bullock Island collieries, have knocked off work…
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By the but issue of the Government Gasette the following lease is notified as ready for delivery:—W. Mothy 4 acres, parish Gulph…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →SYDNEY, Tuesday. The Colliery Disaster
The Government have refused to grant a Royal commission to enquire into the cause of the disaster at the Hamilton colliery, but will provide funds for the continuance of the…
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The following leases are notified in the Gazette as ready for delivery, viz:—W. M. Coman and another 6 acres, Gulph; H. L. Smith two 10-acre blocks, county Dampier…
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We have been favoured with private information with reference to the 20 tons of stone shipped from the Italia, Turlinjah, to Sydney for treatment. The squeezed amalgam…
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The following leash has been granted:—W. A. [?] 5 acres, parish Moruya…
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MR. W. H. J. SLEE, F.G.S., Government Inspector of Mines, and Superintend of diamond drills, etc., visited Yalwal goldfield on Saturday last, remaining there over Sunday…
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Work has been resumed at this mine, Messrs Elliott and Winters baring entered into a contract to raise 10 tons of stone for bulk assay. There appears no doubt but that…
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Another heavy fall [?] at the, [?] colliery and it is feared that a complete [?] of tho roof will [?]…
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It has been decided to establish a lectureship in mining, and demonstration in metallurgy in connection with the sydney University…
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A [?] rich find of gold is reported from Broken River near Eungalla, Quees-land…
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FROM the Annual Report of the Department of Mines we extract from Mr. Wardon Aldcorn's report the following detais in regard to mining operations in the Nowra and Norriga divisions of…
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FROM the Annual Report of the Department of Mines we extract from Mr. P.J. Galway's report the following details in regard to mining operations in the Nerriga division of the…
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A flood of nugget stories has been let loose by the recent discovery of a great nugget in Australia which is [?] to contain [?] of pure gold [?] about £51…
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Mr. Warden Aldcorn held a Mining Court at Nowra on Monday last and disposed of two interpleader cases in which the executions enforced by the judgement creditor were sought to…
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He who seeks trouble never [?] it. It is better to whistle than to groan. Who speaks, sows ; who listens, reaps, A friend’s frown is better than a fool’s…
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