The Mining Record
To say that the state of the Share market on 30th ult. was worse than it had been that week is equivalent to asserting that it was the dullest for a year past. There was hardly any…
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Who Profits Most by the Coal, Famine Prices?
The Leeds Heronry writes :—We believe that there are at least 20,000 tons of coal consumed in the borough of Leeds every week. Every shilling advance, then per ton…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Trip to the Mines in the Shoalhaven District. [From Our Special Reporter.]
AWAY down south about 100 miles from the Heads of Port Jackson, a few miles above Crookhaven and Jervis Bay, a river known as the Shoalhaven empties itself into the broad Pacific. As steamers twixt…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Turf Libel Case. the Sydney Gold Cup and the Racehorse Commodore
THE first day's investigation of this case was given in our last week's issue, extracted from the Argus. The following is an abridged report of the conclusion, taken from the same journal:—…
Continued on Trove, page 717 →St. Mary's Church and St. Mary's Mine. (To the Editor of the Protestant Standard.)
SIR,--Being of a rather inquisitive disposition I look in now and, again, into places of public resort; so a few evenings ago I strolled into that long, shanty-looking building called St…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country and Mining News. [From Our Correspondent.] Parramatta. June 4th
ALL SAINTS.—The bells, which for a long time have been kept silent through some misunderstanding between the ringers and the churchwardens of the above church, have again, I am glad to say resumed their usuul joyous sounds,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Telegrams This Day Bathurst Quarter Sessions. Gold at Hill End. Coursing at Goulburn. Great Action at Melbourne. Goodwin's Defalcations. Yield of Gold at Gulgong. Gunpowder Seizure. Victorian Deceased Wife's Sister's Marriage Act. Harrison's Meat Preserving Process. Rise in Maize. &c., &c., &c. BATHURST, Friday, 9.8 p.m
The defendant in the Mumford libel case was found not guilty. James Fleetwood Wells indicted for false pretences, was defended by Mr. D. Buchanan, who…
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A SAMPLE of quartz, weighing 2 quarters 3 lbs., from the Consolidated Lac-ma·Lac G. M. Co.'s claim, crushed at the Mint, has yielded at the rate of 46·36 oz. of gold per ton…
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The Mudgee Times referring to tho recent rush to Spring Flat, observes:—All that can properly be reported respecting the prospectors' claim at Darkie's Gaily, Spring Flat, is that the prospectors, Bennett and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coal in Victoria. (To the Editor of the Evening News.)
SIR,—I beg to draw the attention of your readers and contributors ("Town Talk" included), to a very able and interesting paper by the Director-General of the Canadian Geological Survey, Mr. Alfred R. C. Selwyn…
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HILL END AND VICINITY.—By the Observer of Saturday it is reported that mining matters bear an improved aspect, more especially at the Hill. At the top of the Hill payable gold is being raised from the Frenchman's and the…
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The Cudgellico correspondent of the Hay Standard writes:—A rush took place last Monday evening to a place four miles north of here, where another reef has been discovered. Great excitement prevailed all Monday night…
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At the last sitting of the Coal Supply Committee several colliery inspectors were examined:—Mr. Wynn, inspector of collieries in North Staffordshire, Shropshire, and Cheshire, was the first witness…
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THE Share market has not opened with any noticeable improvement in prices, although recent advices from Hill End have partly restored confidence amongst holders of stock…
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1. THE SHAFTS AND SURFACE WORKS. 2. BORING TO BLAST AT THE 380 FEET LEVEL, 3. WORKING THE REEF AT THE 400 FEET LEVEL. 4. THE EXTREME END OF THE DRIVE AT THE 600 FEET LEVEL…
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There is on view, at the Exchange, a quantity of gold bearing quartz from the No. 4 North Garibaldi claim at Holferino. The stone is very rich in the precious metal, and if it exist in any large quantity (as it is said to do)…
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CURRAJONG.—The correspondent of the Forbes Times states that the Currajong Gold Escort left on Wednesday with nearly 2000 oz. The principal sources from which this large amount has been obtained are the Shallow rushes…
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INFORMATION as to the condition and prospects of the Port Darwin country, as a gold-field, is furnished us by a miner, one of the unfortunate passengers of the Springbok, and if his statement be correct—and…
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There is on view, at the Exchange, a quantity of gold bearing quartz from the No. 4 North Garibaldi claim at Solferino. The stone is very rich in the prenions metal, and if it exist in any large quantity (as it is said to do)…
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