The Colonial Coal-trade
Now that the Gas-Light Company, and the two great Steam Navigation Companies,— one for establishing communication with the mother-country, and the other for…
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8 stories in Sydney's papers
The Coal Monopoly
WE have been favoured, since our last publication, with certain official documents which afford us some new instruction on the subject. of that "burning and shining…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Colonist. Wednesday, February 13, 1839. Colonial Politics. the Coal Monopoly
SINCE we last wrote upon the subject of that intolerable public grievance, the nopoly, to some unknown extent, of the working of coal mines in this colony b[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Vox Populi—Vox Dei. Navigation by Steam—its Mercantile Extension—its Scientific Improvements—its Advantages. Especially to the Commerce and to the Gold Government of the Colonies
SOME short, time since, we mentioned, ns our readers will probably remember, our intentions of laving before them some epitome of the information, which…
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COAL MONOPOLY. — The price of coals has been railed two shillings a ton, from twenty-two to-twenty-four shillings. We should like to hear some Member of the Council move that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Coal Monopoly. to the Editor of the Colonist. Hunter's River, September 2, 1839
SIR,—Some months ago you published in your paper a series of articles, relative to the Coal Monopoly at Newcastle, and promised to revert to the subject at some future time. It appears to…
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The late alteration in the upset price of Crown Lands in New South Wales, is wholly attributable, we believe, to the South Australian Commissioners. The minimum price of public land in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Colonist. Wednesday, November 30, 1839. Colonial Politics. the Coal Monopoly
IT is not our intention, as might probably be anticipated from the title with which we head this article, to enter into a special review of the history and effects of the…
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