Hie Waratah Coal Company
Tin; seventeenth half-yearly meeting was held in the head office, at noon yesterday, Mr. Charles Smith in the chair. The following report waa road, and un animously adopted:—…
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Latest Mining. Evening News Office
A LARGE meeting of shareholders in the Omadale Gold-mining Co. (lim.) was held, yesterday afternoon, at 307, George-street, for the purpose of the mine, Dr…
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AT the City Court, Melbourne, on Wednesday, a cise which has excited some interest in mining circles came before Mr Sturt, P.M., and Messrs. Wilton and P. Cohen, J.P.'s Mr. M'Kean stated that he appeared on behalf of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Tin Mines on the Queensland Border. [From Our Correspondent.] Warwick, April 16
I LEFT Tenterfield for the much-talked-about border tin mines about the beginning of this month, and have taken a careful look at nearly all the claims pegged out in the stanniferous country, both in this colony and in…
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HILL END AND TAMBAROORA.—According to the report in the Times of Saturday, one great object of interest for the week has been to watch the crashing of the much talked of stone from Krohmann's celebrated claim, at Mr…
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A MEETING of the shareholders in the Frenchman's company was held in the Chamber of Commoroe, yesterday, when Messrs. H. Ferris, C. T. Gedye, G. Curtis, H. E. Tidswell, and F. Perks, were elected directors; Messrs…
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Niagra Gold Mining Company.—A meeting of the shareholders of the company took place at the Temperance Hall yesterday, when the company was declared formed, and the clection of the various officers,…
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SIR,—Having this day seen the huge cake of gold, weighing 5620 oz., from Krohmann's celebrated claim, the thought suggested itself, that if the proprietors would allow of its being exhibited for the benefit of…
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DRUMMOND Copper Mine.—We are informed that a Cornish mining captain has been engaged, and will preceed at once to Peak Downe, to prospect the mine. The whole of the shares in the Grapholite G. M. Co…
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THE latest telegram from Krohmann's claim, at Hill End, is--that out of a crushing of three tons of quartz, six tons of gold have been obtained !…
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CHEEKY BRONZE, ESQ., the here of our story, was born of dissolute, but repectable parents, was educated in the Greycoat Charity School of Slither-cum-Slide, County of Diddlesex, England. He commenced life as an errand boy in the establishment of…
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Messrs. C. Bate and Co. report: More satisfactory news has been received from the ground of Grace's Homeward Bound, and the adjoining claims are most sanguine of success. The Belmore Copper Company:…
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Messrs C. Bate and Co. report: More satisfactory news has been received from the ground of Grace's Homeward Bound, and the adjoining claims are most sanguine of success. The Belmore Copper Company:…
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A TELEGRAM received from Ballarat this evening states that the yield of the Band and Albion Company for the first four days of this week was over 680 oz. The Standard Gold Mining Company, to work a lease on…
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Mr. Frank B. Treatt, of Mort's-buildings, reports that a company has been formed, called "The Craigend Gold Mining Company (limited,)" to work Handshaw's prospector's lease, Dun Dun, near Tambaroora. The…
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E. N. EMMETT reports; The Golden Note Gold-mining Company, Captain Bodda, continues to write of the excellency of this mine—that he is fast raising stone from the surface of a rich character for crushing,…
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THE export of coal from Newcastle for the week ending 26th April, is 14,842 tons, of which 2973 were shipped to Sydney, 2901 to Melbourne, 825 to Adelaide 3129 to New Zealand, 291 to Launceston, 46 to Clarence River, 53 to…
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MUNDIC is the term formerly given by miners exclusively to iron or arsenical pyrites; but of late it has come to be applied not only to that mineral, but also to sulphur in combination…
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THE Oban correspondent of the Armidale Express, on the 25th ultimo, writes to say that after the excitement attending the first rush for mineral leases, and the new order of things created thereby, it was not to be supposed that it…
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A BATCH of miners from Adelaide have arrived for service at the Cobar Mine, near Bourke. They caine as far as Wilcannia by steamer, and as the river was too low any higher up, they were compelled to finish their journey…
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