Mining. Wednesday Evening
THE downward tendency noticed yesterday in Wallsend Coal has been checked, and all offering at 15¾ and buyers; Peak Downs strong at 8s. to 8s. 6d. Gold more active. Beyers and…
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The Peak Downs Copper Mining Company. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—If you will grant me space in your columns, I must again traspass on your kindness by asking your publication of the following extract, taken from the Northern Argus, of the 18th instant (summary per R.M.S. Tom Morton):…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →LAW Important Mining Judgment. Supreme Court, Sydney.—monday. the Queen v. Wilson and Others
This was a Crown case for the opinion of the full Court. It was tried before Mr. Justice Faucett, and a jury, at the last Mudgee assizes, resulting in the conviction of the prisoners, subject to certain points of…
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Shares in the best mines vary from nothing to half as much again. The majority of shares in the less well-known mines are not so much, and the rest are a trifle less…
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PEAK Downs Copper shares commanded inquiry again to-day, with sales at 8s. 6d. to 8s. 9d. Cobar wanted at 20s., and South Cobar at 10s. Wallsend coal advanced to 15?; Shale…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mineral Licenses. Regulations Under the Mining Act, 1874
WHEREAS by the "Miming Act, 18744" it is enacted Out it shall be lawful for the Governor to same document. to be nailed "Mineral Licenses," to be lamed to any person or persons applying for the some, and upon payment of the sum of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mineral Licenses. Regulations Under the Mining Act, 1874. (From the Government Gazette, June 22.)
WHEREAS by the "Mining Act, 1874" it is enaoted that it shali be lawful for the Governor to cause documents, to be called "Mineral Licenscs," to be issued to any person or persons applying for the same, and upon payment of the sum of…
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HILL END AND VICINITY.—By the Observer of Saturday it is reported that at Frenchman's they are still stoping, waiting for fresh contracts to be taken. Crashing at Chappel's. Fischer and Board; Underhead stoping at the…
Continued on Trove, page 830 →Mines and Mining, Important Mining Judgment. Supreme Court, Sydney.-monday. the Queen V. Wilson and Others
This was a Crown case for the opinion of the full Court. It was tried before Mr. Justice Faucett, and a jury, at the just Mudgee assizes, resulting in the conviction of the prisoners, subject to certain points of…
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GULGONG.—The Argus of Tuesday says:—Several parties have washed up in and near Glazier's paddock since our last report, and the yields have been perfectly satisfactory. There…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Serious Accident at New Lambton Colliery
THE Pilot says:—A serious accident, from a fall of coal, took place at New Lambton Colliery on Tuesday morning, about half-past eleven o'clock. A miner miner named Robert Wilson…
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The mining manager of the North Williams G.M. Co. reports, under date of 15th Instant, that driving and stoping at 420 feet level has been carried on during past week both north and south from shaft, and that the lode maintains…
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THE following extracts from a communication to the Brisbane Courier will be road with interest by the miners of this country. It is obvious that the writer has had considerable opportunities of judging as to the…
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COPPER shares are reviving a little, partly through the advance in price of that metal, and partly owing to the improved prospects of the mines. Peak Downs sold to-day at 8s. 6d. to…
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IN the Share market on Tuesday, Peak Downs Copper were in better request, and sales were made at 7s. to 8s. 3d., holders asking 8s. 6d. ; Waratah coal sold at 12½d.; Wallsend lower,…
Continued on Trove, page 830 →Accident at the Duke and Timor Mine
OUR illustration represents the scene of one of the most heartrending accidents that have ever occurred in Australia. At about two o'clock on the 15th May last a large portion…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Trip to a Gipps Land Coal-field
1.[?]CHANGING HOUSES AT A ROAD-SIDE INN. 2. CROSSING MORWELL VIADECT. 3. STRUGGLING IN THE "GLUE POTS." 4. COAL MINE, BILLY'S CREEK, MORWELL. 5. RIVER MORWELL…
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PEOPLE who have travelled on unmade Australian roads may be well able to realise the perils and pains endured by those who have to traverse what is known as the…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Country and Mining News. Parramatta. June 25
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.—The usual fortnight meeting of the above council was held on Monday last. Present—His Worship the Major 6S Burge.Esq.). Aldermen Good, Ritchie, Mason, Booth, Pye, Cestes, and Trott. There was a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Duke and Timor Mine, Maryborough, Victoria.—scene of the Recent Accident
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