Mining. Monday Evening
PEAK Downs shares were stronger to-day, and purchases were made at [?]2s. 6d., 12s. 9d., 13s., and 13s. 3d. There was also a better feeling in gold. Beyers and Holtermanns…
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The Bowenfels Coal Mining and Copper Smelting Co
THE first half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held to-day, when the following report was read and adopted:â The directors have much pleasure in submitting to the shareholders their first half-yearly report of the operation of the…
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Present: Meesrs. Baker, De Conrcy Browne, W. Brown, Barns, Copeland, Griffin, Roonan, Sweeny, and Thompson (in the chair.) A letter from the progress committee at Parkes…
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IT is generally acknowledged here that the Mining Board are endangering the peaceable possession of mining tenements by very pernicious clauses, like No. 13 under the heading "Survey and Registration," and various others…
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Present: Messrs. Baker, De Courcy Browne, W. Brown, Burns, Copeland, Griffin, Roman, Sweeny, and Thompson (in the chair.) A letter from the progress committee at Parkes…
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THERE was very little alteration in the Share market to-day. Coal shares remain very [?]rm, with sales of Wallsend at 16[?] Waratah at 13[?] to 13[?]d. Shale and Oil weaker at 12s. 3d. to…
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MEMBERS present: Messrs. Baker, De C. Browne, W. Brown, Burns, Copeland, Griffin, Mongan, Rowan Sweeny, and Thomson. The Chairman (Mr. H. A. Thomson) took the chair at…
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AT the fourth half-yearly general meeting of shareholders, held at the Chamber of Commerce Sydney, yestereday, the following report was read and adopted. The directors are pleased to report on the half-year's operations [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coal Under Sydney. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—In a very interesting letter of the 24th instant it is proposed to bore or sink coal shafts at or near Sydney. As the centre of the coal basin is seven mils north of Sydney, it follows that the further you go either north [?]…
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Mining intelligence from the New South Wales gold-fields is eclipsed by that received from the Palmer River, Queensland, where the new rush to Sandy Creek (already chronicled) is resulting in…
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THE newly—appointed Minister for Mines, Mr. Abbott, has been returned by an overwhelming majority over his opponent, Mr. Jones, who from the beginning had very little chance of being…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Collieries in New Zealand. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—While agreeing with Mr. R. Adams as to the desirability of exploration being made re the coal seams near our harbour of Sydney, I find he is in error as to the localities of the local deposits in New Zealand…
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SALES of Peak Downs Copper comprised the bulk of those reported to day, the prices obtained being the same as quoted yesterday. Mount Perry sold at 11s. 6d., and were offered…
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PRESENT: Messrs. Baker, De Courcey Browne, W. Brown, Burns, Copeland, Griffin, Mongan, Roman, Sweeny, and Thompson (in the chair.) The Secretary, Mr. Baker, placed copies of the…
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PRESENT: Messrs. Baker, Do C. Browne, W. Brown, Burns, Copeland, Griffin, Mongan, Roman, Sweeny, and Thomson. The chairman, Mr. H. A. Thomson, took the chair at…
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Since my last weather, as if taking umbrage of what I said of it lately, his actually taken itself up and is at present most delightful, with only an occasional shower reminding us of past times. The roads are slowing improving and things…
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JOADJA CREEK. — KEROSENE SHALE.—A correspondent sends the following brief description of the above locality, and its product of kerosene shale:—"Joadja Creek is distant from Berrima about eight miles, and by a direct…
Continued on Trove, page 265 →Mines and Mining. The New Rush to the Palmer
THE correspondent of the Cooktown Courier, writing from the Lower Camp, under date July 21, says: News of the rush which has taken almost the entire mining population of this gold-field—the reefers…
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THE Cooktown Herald, August 12th, says that the accounts received daily from the Palmer are very conflicting, but all agree that if a man is well horsed, armed, and provisioned, he is sure…
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