Mining. Tuesday Evening
No transactions in the Share market. Vale of Clwydd Coal Co.—The mining manager, under date April 10, states:—"We measured the shaft at 8 a.m. yesterday morning, and. I am happy…
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The mining manager of the Williams G.M. Company reports as follows under date of 11th instant: 320 feet lovel—The underhand stopes north are still being carried on, with stone averaging [?] inches in thickness, and of good…
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COAL shares were in demand to-day; Wallsend were done at 13¼, Waratah at 13. Copper very dull. A sale of Peak Downs reported at 6s., sellers at 6d less. In gold shares there is a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Great Strike of Miners in South Australia
THE following telegrams appear in the Adelaide papers with regard to the Moonta and Wallaroo strikes:— Kadina, April 6, evening…
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THE following telegrams appear in the Adelaide papers with regard to the Moonta and Wallaroo strikes:- Kadina, April 6, evening…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Report of Commeissioner on Western Gold Fields for 1873
The Commissioner in-charge, Western Gold Fields, to the Under Secretary for Lands. Bathurst, 29 January, 1874. SIR,—I do myself the honour to submit for the…
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Since our last summary, owing to the continuation of the exodus to the Palmer River, nothing has occurred of importance in relation to our mining interests. It is likely, however, that the…
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THE past month lias been marked by very heavy falls of rain upon some of four gold-fielols, so heavy indeed as materially to interfere with Work, and to render eartage difficult. When the…
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THE receipts of gold per Government escort during the month ending the 31st ultimo amounted to 21,245 oz. Of this the Western district gave 17,234 oz., the Southern 3331 oz,…
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In the North of England the disputes in the iron and coal trades, between the workmen and their employers, have been compromised; but those in South Staffordshire still remain…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Land's End or Gulf Creek Tin Mines. (From a Correspondent.) April 4
THESE tin mines are situated at the extreme end of the granite country, and bounded on the west by the Glen or Beardy Wators, and about ton miles from the Severn River; it is also bounded on the cast and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Report of the Commissioner on the Northern Gold Fields for 1873. The Commissioner, Northern Gold District, to the Under Secretary for Lands. Armidale, 29th January, 1874
SIR,—I do myself the honor to submit my annual report on the condition and prospects of the Northern Gold Fields, under my especial supervision. 2. The unparalleld impetus given to mining during…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colliery Explosion. London, April 16
A colliery explosion has occurred at Dukinfield, in the county of Chester. Fifty-one of the miners were killed…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Mines and Mining. Report of Commissioner on Western Golds Fields for 1873
The Commissioner in-churge, "Western Gold Fields, to the Under Secretary for Lands. Bathurst, 29 January, 1874. SIR-I do myself the honour to submit for the…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Official Reports on the Gold-fields of New South Wales. No. Ii.—northern Gold District
I DO myself the honour to submit my annual report on the condition and prospects of the Northern Gold-fields under my especial supervision. 2. As will be seen from the accompanying statistics, the…
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THE Maryborough Advertiser state that after the recent flood several places of gold were found on the metalled street in the town. A piece of quartz…
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The mining manager of the Sugar Loaf Tin Mining Company (limited) reports having raised 30 ewt of are in the last three wee with a party of four men, Eight hundred and seventy-two bags of tin ore…
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COAL shares were inquired for to-day at full rates. Waratah sold at 13, and a similar price was refused for Wallsend. Peak Downs Copper sold at 5s; Cobar wanted at 10s.—no sellers…
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GOLD shares on Monday opened without hardly any inquiry. Only nominal prices offered for any kind. Coal shares firmer, Wallsend sold at 13¼, and held for 13½. Waratah wanted at…
Continued on Trove, page 502 →Great Strike of Miners in South Australia
THE following telegrams appear in the Adelaide papers with regard to the Moonta and Wallaroo strikes:— Kadina, April 6, evening…
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