The Clyde Goldfields
The Braidwood Dispatch last week, publishes a lengthy description of the abovenamed goldfields given by a representative of that journal who visited Currowan and…
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Mining & the mines, 1893
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Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondent.) Damages for Seduction.hew Loan for Public Works. Savings in the Estimates. Retrenchment the Watchword.the Carcoar Murderer. the Great Gold Robbery. the Eight-hour Demonstration. a Very Gay Spectacle. Decease in the Revenue. Meeting of the Opposition. Arrests for Murder-and Assaults. Australian Cricketers in America. a Mine Flooded. British Revenue Decreased. the Great Coal Strike. Thousands of Women and Children Starving. a Cholera-stricken Steamer. Sydney
A WOMAN named Sarah Simpson, a widow, recovered £700 damager at the West Maitland Circuit Court from Albert Thompson, grazier, for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondent.) Names of New Electorates. Balance at the Savings Bank. Employment of Men on Roads. Australian Naval Defence. Electioneering Speeches Depreciated. Report Pf Electoral District Commissioners Adopted. the Carcoar Tragedy. Mrs. Phillips Recovered Slightly. Racing News. Scratchings. Marrickville Shooting Cast. the Financial Statement. Cold-blooded Murder at Angledool. Cheerful Outlook for New Loan. Strike Feared at Newcastle. Mount Morgan Gold Robbery. Effects of Miners’ Strike England. Opening of Manchester Canal. 500,000 Miners’ Children Dependent on Charity for Food. Moors Attack Spanish Fortress. Terrific Cyclone, Gulf of Mexico. the Trouble in Brazil. Rebels Warned to Cease Bombardment. Sydney
Mining shares : Mount Gahanâs quoted atâBuyers, 2s 6d ; sellers, 3s 3d, The name of tho new electorate âThe Clydeâ has been altered to…
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The half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the company s office, Ulladulla, on Saturday afternoon last, when there were present ten shareholders, representing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Appeal Court. the Yalwal Mining Disputes
His Honor Judge Fitzhardinge, sitting in District Court jurisdiction in Nowra on Wednesday last, was occupied from 2 p.m. until 5.15 p.m. hearing appeals arising…
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Mining in New South Wales is evidently to receive at the hands of Parliament during the present session rather more than the tardily bestowed attention of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondents.) Caulfield Cup Protest. Sydney, Wednesday. the Victorian Racing Club upheld the Caulfield Cup protest. Mining Shares. Mr. McMILLAN on the Warpath. Expenditure for the Present Year. Sinking Fund Proposals Dishonest. Fiscal Question to Be the Issue. Exposure of Errors by Mr Garvan. Outbreak of Small Pox in Sydney. Melbourne Baby Farming Case. V.R.O. Decision Causes a Sensation. Great Difference to the Bookmakers. Consolidation of the Statutes the Russian Visit to France. Ulster Parliament Resist Home Rule. the Czar to Visit Paris. Sydney
MINING shares : Mount Gahans, buyers 3s, sellers 3s 6d. In the Assembly last night, Mr. McMillan resumed the budget speech…
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Alluding to the discovery by Mr. Braith waite of a rich reef at Currawang, on the Clyde, the 'Braidwood Dispatch' says the gold was first got principally in…
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In every way Australian raining promises a big rovival. The refractory and the poor roofs over, which once baffled the intrepid prospector, have been robbed of…
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We (writes a correspondent to a South African journal) were sitting round a camp fire in the vicinity of Tirana, N.S.W., chatting about our various experiences,…
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The Braid wood Dispatch thus refers to the new gold discovery at the Clyde, mentioned by us in last issue:—"Mr. Braithwaite, a son-in-law of Mr. S. Richardson,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondence.) Alluvial Gold in the Mud Gee District. News From Samoa. Cremorne Coalfield. the Minister and the Unemployed. “Active Service Brigade” at the Centenary Hall. the Import Market. Session to Be Prolonged. Davis Committed for Trial for Embezzlement. City Council Elections Glasson Prepares a Statement. Action for £10,000 Damages. German Army on the Belgian Frontier Supplied with Latest Types of Artillery. England and Russia. Reinforcements Necessary in India. “Financial Times” and the Bank Notes Bill. Servian Ministry Resigns. McKINLEY and the Tariff. 100 Per Cent, Interest Charged on £180,000. Duty on Wool Imported Into America to Be Removed. Political Crisis in France. Ministry Resign. Colonial Sticks. “Observer” and the Colonies Sydney
GOOD alluvial gold has been struck by prospectors at Morrisseyâs paddock, Home Rule. The German warship Bussard has…
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Consideration of the Mining on Private Property Bill has been concluded in committee, and the third reading fixed for Tuesday next…
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Under this heading a writer in the Mining Standard refers to the Wagonga reefs in very favourable terms. He says:— I know most goldfields in Australasia, and I know of none…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic News Sydney Friday 2.30 p.m. Mining Accident
A very severe accident has occurred at Broken Hill A cage containing six men was precipitated down a shaft 300ft The men were all severley injure…
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Braithwaite and party report to Warden Maunsell,, at Ulladnlla, the discovery of payable gold near Nelligen, five tons producing 2aoz. of gold…
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