The Gold-fields
GULGONG,—In its latest mining report, the Guardian says, —Though there are no new leads to report, yet there is great activity in every lead—actual and prospective; Work…
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Mining
DURING the month, the news from the various mining districts has been favourable, and it is satisfactory to know that in several localities mining has resolved itself into a permanent occupation for a very large…
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A REPORT from the Examiner of Coal-Fields in New South Wales, has been just printed by order of the Legislative Assembly. It treats of the condition and prospects of the coal-fields of this colony, and being…
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Philadelphia, February 19-The most gigantic combination ever made in the interests of capital was perfected on Wednesday last at the New York office of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western…
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THE Mineral Statistics of the colony of Victoria for the year 1870, issued by the Mildster for Slines, contain a complete account of this important branch of industry. The report states that there is a general disposition to…
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A disastrous explosion occurred late on the night of February 24, at the Pentre Colliery, in the Rhondda Valley, which resulted in the death of thirty-eight men employed in the pit. At half-past 9 the residents in the adjoining…
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Since our last report a great change has taken place in mining matters. Araluen has been destroyed—the numerous quartz crushing machines, on which was expended the labor and…
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The Gulgong Guardian reports:—That though there are no new leads to report, yet thera is great activity in every lead-actual and prospective; work is the order of the day, irrespective of the position of the…
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We learn from the Tambaroora Times that there is not much news to report from Tambaroora. The Red Hill is still attracting attention, fresh leases being applied for. Considering what has been done for this district…
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The Western Mail publishes the following telegram, dated Beaufort, Thursday night.-This evening rumours spread around the neighbourhood that an explosion had occurred at No. 1 Pit, Victoria, and…
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PHILADELPHIA, February 19—The most gigantic combination ever made in the interests of capital was perfected on Wednesday last at the New York office of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western…
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A LAMENTABLE coal-pit explosion took place on February 24, in the lthondda Valley, Glamorganshire, a district by no means unknown iu the annals of this class of catastrophe. The scene of the disaster was the…
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"SHE was about the prettiest creature as ever I clapped eyes on. I never see her more than three times altogether; but them three times was enough to fix her picture on my mind for good and all. I never…
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THE Western Mail publishes the following telegram, dated Beaufort, Thursday night.—This evening rumours spread around the neighbourhood that an explosion had occurred at No. 1 Pit, Victoria, and…
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TUMUT.—On the 17th instant, the correspondent of the Gunaagai Times writes:—A considerable impetus has been given to quartz-mining in our locality by the discovery of a fresh load in the claim of Fitzgerald and party…
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THE heavy rain which fell some short time since at the Forrest Reefs, says the correspondent of the Western Examiner, has somewhat retarded mining operations, still the general state of affairs wears a…
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REPORT FROM THE EXAMINER OF COAL FIELDS UPON THE CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE COAL FIELDS, FOR THE YEAR 1870. THE A. A. COMPANY'S COLLIERY, NEWCASTLE.—…
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THE miners at the Gulph, Deep Creek, and other localities in the vicinity of Nerrigundah have again suffered severely from the floods caused by the recent rains. Some of the parties had just gone to…
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THE heavy rain which fell some short time since at the Forrest Reefs, says the correspondent of the Western Examiner, has somewhat retarded mining operations, still the general state of affairs wears a…
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THE heavy rain which fell some short time since at the Forrest Reefs, says the correspondent of the Western Examiner, has somewhat retarded mining operations, still the general state of affairs wears a…
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