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The secretary of the Mount Perry Copper Mining Company, reports the receipt by the Lord Ashley (s), from Maryborough, of 528 bags copper ore, weight 36 tons 9 owt.; and 219 bags regulus, weight 13 tons…
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Mining. Wednesday Evening
A QUIET Share Market was reported to-day. Copper shares steady. Sales of Cobar at 46s., Mount Perry at 39s., and Western Peak Downs at 3s. 3d. In gold, the principal transactions…
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FROM Inverell there is intelligence to the 6th instant. The Courier of that date has the subjoined communication relating to Cope's Creek by its special reporter:—Samni's Mine, Cope's Creek: Working operations have only lately…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Visit to the Cobar Copper Mine. [By Our Travelling Reporter—north-west.] From Dourke to the Mine, Cobar, June 12
ALTHOUGH not strictly within the compass of my programme, still I decided upon visiting Cobar for several reasons. The conversation in Bourke was very coppery. Nearly everyone had a touch of copper on the…
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At a meeting; of the shareholders of the Tuena Creek Gold-sluicing Company, held yesterday, at the office of Mr. Wm. Holme Davis, Messrs J. B. Watt and F. Macnub were elected trustees of the company; Messrs…
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TRANSACTIONS in shares this morning were neither numerous nor heavy. Copper shares in less request than they have been for some days past, and the only sales reported were Co[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Laws in the United States
AT the present time, when public attention is particularly directed towards a reform of the many evils suffered by the mining interest of New South Wales, in consequence of the unsatisfactory state of our mining…
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Mr. E. N. Emmett reports that the half-yearly general meeting of shareholders in the Lady Belmore Company, was held at the office of the company, 362, George-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 11th instant,…
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GILL END AND TAMBAROORA.—There is nothing of importance (says the Times of the 6th instant) to chronicle this week, beyond the fact of the Excelsior Company, Sargeant's Reef, proving a gold bearing vein at a depth of 205…
Continued on Trove, page 50 →Mining Summary. Gold
THE yield of our gold-fields is increasing month by month, and the receipts for the six months ending 30th June last, show a considerable increase over those of the corresponding period of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mines and Mining. Mining Laws in the United States
AT the present time, when public attention is particularly directed towards a reform of the many evils suffered by the mining interest of New South Wales, in consequence of the unsatisfactory state of our mining…
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DURING the week (observes the Bathurst Press of Saturday) a new lode has been discovered in the Belmore Copper Mining Company's ground, and one of the two shafts that are being sunk has struck another. It is expected that…
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FROM Inverell there is intelligence to the 6th instant. The Courier of that date has the subjoined communication relating to Cope's Creek by its special reporter:—Samoni's Mine, Cope's Creek: Working operations have only lately…
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During the month now passod, continued activity in all mining matters has to be reported. The wild fit of speculation, amounting to a positive manin, which had scized upon all classcs of society has disappeared, and in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →LITERATURE. Review. the Mining and Metallurgy of Gold and Silver. By J. Arthur Phillips, Mining Engineer
THOUGH this book was published in 1867, it will, doubtless, be new to some of our mining readers, whose special benefit the work is admirably fitted to advance. The author, both as a…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Western and Northern GoldFields
"WE give hereunder an abstract of the reports of Mr. Johnson, Commissioner for the Western Gold-fields, and of Mr. Buchanan, Commissioner for the Northern Gold-fields…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Western Gold-fields. The Commissioner, Western Gold-Fields, to the Under-Secretary for Lands. Western Gold-Fields Office, Bathurst, 22nd April, 1872
Sir,—I do myself the honour, for the information of the Honorable the Minister for Lands, to submit my report upon the Western Gold-Fields, for the year 1871, 2. My unavoidable absence from Bathurst during the early part of…
Continued on Trove, page 52 →The Inverell Tin Mines
Ruby Vale Company: Auburn Vale, 280 acres. At present there are but two men at work, making preparations for sluicing when a supply of water can be obtained. The prospects are from 1 to 2 lbs to the dish of good ruby tin. Cope's…
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