Mining Board.—monday
Pursuant to adjournment, the members of the Mining Board of New South Wales met at the boardroom, Colonial Secretary's Office, to-day. The members present were: Messrs. Thomson (chairman)…
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Mining. Tuesday Evening
THIS was one of the very slack days in the Stock and Share market. Some Paxton's gold at 3s. 3d., and Hickson, Creighton, and Beards, at 1s. 6d., comprised all tho sales. Krohman's…
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The members met at half-past 10 this forenoon. Present—Messrs. Thomson (chairman), Baker (secretary), Mogan, Sweeny, Griffin, and Copeland. The CHAIRMAN, on taking the chair, announced that…
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MEMBERS present: Messrs. Baker, Copeland, Griffin, Mongan, Sweeney, and Thompson. The Chairman (Mr. H. A. Thompson) took the chair at the usual hour…
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A MEETING of the Board was held yesterday afternoon, at their room, at the Colonial Secretary's Office. The following members were present:—Messrs. Baker (secretary), Copeland, Griffin, Sweeney, and Mongan…
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AT the Mudgee Police Court, on the 6th instant (as reported in the Times), a case was heard before Messrs. T. A. Browne, P.M., and Richard Rouse, J.P., Kitchen and others v. Berand and others. The information in this case…
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THE sales of shares reported to-day were of a very meagre description, as buyers of stocks in most request decline to pay holders' prices. Waratah coal changed hands at 151/2, Paxton's…
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From the Tumut and Adelony Times, we learn that the mining manager of the Crown of Old Reef Goldmining Company, Adelong, under da[?]e 3rd of October, report as follows: The main shaft has been sunk an additional six…
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COAL shares were in more request this morning; Wallsend found buyers at 19, and Waratah at 15½. No transactions nor alterations in copper. Gold shares were, not dealt…
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WE learn from the local paper that the project of establishing a School of Mines has been taken up in earnest at Hill End. And the same paper contains a letter from Mr…
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From the Tumut and Adelong Times, we learn that the mining manager of the Crowu of Old Reef Goldmining Company, Adelong, under date 3rd of October, reports as follows: The main shaft has been sunkan additional six…
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YESTERDAY the Board met at their room, Colonial Secretary's Office. The following members were present:—Mr. Thompson (in the chair), Messrs. Baker (secretary), Copeland, Griffin, Sweeny, and Mongan…
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THE Share market closes with an improvement, though small, upon the aspect of the last few days. Wa[?]send coal shows signs of weakness, sales reported at 19 down to 18½; s[?]lers…
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THE Share market, though not active on Monday, Was wore active than at the close of last week, and the improved feeling on the part of holders of Hill End shares continues. Paxtons sold…
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AT the Mudgee Police Court, on the 6th instant (as reported in the Times), a case was heard before Messrs. T. A. Browne, P.M., and Richard Rouse, J.P., Kitchen sad others v. Berand and others. The information in this case…
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A letter from. Mr. Eddy, from Dalmorton, was received. In this communication, Mr. Eddy intimated that he had signed the copy of the by-laws transmitted to him by the secretary, and expressing the…
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ANNUAL RACES.—In my last communication I omitted forwarding you a paragraph respecting the Turf Club Races, which the arewards have decided holding in February next. The Maiden plate of 45 sovs, with a seen of 2 sovs each, will…
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WANT OF WATER.—Now that the hot weather has set in, the scarcity of the dam water is severely felt by those who have no other source of supply, especially as, day after day, the fast crumbling wreck denotes the improbability of…
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FILES of the Cooktown Herald of October 3rd are to hand, and from them are taken the following extracts:- A correspondent writing from Palmersville under date September 21st, says:…
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