Three Miners Killed
An accident occurred at a pit in Ayrshire, belonging to the Dalmellington Company, on February 26th, by which three men lost their lives, and a fourth was so severely…
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Mining
THE BALD HILL RUSH..—The "Forbes Times" reports:—Notwithstanding [?] the fact of No.1 South hoisting the flag early this week, the lead has a very depressed appearance. The counter…
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THE Board met on the 13th instant at the Board-room, Public Works Department Present—Messrs. Thompson (chair), Baker, Copeland, Eddey, W. Brown, Griffin, Roman, Sweeny, Mongan, and De C. Browne…
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Memorandum of tin ore received at the C. and N. E. S. N. Co.'s wharf, South Grafton, during the week ending May 6th, 1875: Ro thschild Tin-mining Co.â167bags: 10 tons 9 cwt 2 qrs 10lbs. Vegetable Creek Tin-mining…
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At the meeting of the Board on Friday last, Mr. Baker moved—" That the following motion be read the first time, viz.:—1. That Regulation 3 be amended, by inserting between the word 4 'tenure' and the word…
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THE Board met at the Board-room, Public Works Department, yesterday morning. Present—Messrs. Thompson (chair), Baker, W. Brown, Griffin, Burns, Romat, Sweeney, Mongan, De C. Browne, and Copeland…
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—A child of Mr. Ger[?]mng's (a gurad in the employ of the Government railway), last Tuesday afternoon, whilst crossing the Nepean bridge, accidentally fell down through the rails at the approach, a depth of…
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THE vast importance of the Car oniferous deposits of New South Wales is attracting so much a tention not merely in Australia, but also in the mother, country, that every step taken towards their…
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CARROLL and Beard's G. M. Co.—Under date 19th May the mining manager reports as follows:— "305-feet Level: Crosscut westward, still continuing the rise up on the vein, 9 feet to the west of the shaft; have carried up the rise a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country and Mining News. GOSFORD. May 17
since [?] last the weather has cleared up, and we have very fine days and cold frosty sights, and our roach are getting quite dry again. Our Gesford Ethioptan [?] Minstrels gave a concert…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Want of Coal-shipping Facilities at Newcastle. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—I have just returned from visiting Newcastle, and was very much surprised while there to find that about sixty-six ships were waiting for loading,—that some had been there six weeks; still more was I surprised to hear…
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The members of the Mining Board met this morning, and, after the, usual formal business, paused motions tabled by Messrs. De C. Browne and Copeland, introducing amendments in some of the…
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A SHORT statement appeared in our columns of Friday in reference to the measures in course of adoption by the Chinese Government to utilize the abundant native supplies of coal and iron,…
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SIR,—No apology need I am sure be offered for asking you to insert a few lines in reply to " Australian's" letter in this morning's Herald. Like your correspondent, I have just returned from…
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The Galley Swamp reporter of the CARCOAR CHEONICLE writes:âI am happy to any that the prospectors clim is in fall work, and plenty of water to keep their battery going. Their last washing to expectations, but…
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STAR of peace G. M. Co.—Under date 22nd May, the mining manager reports as follows:—"We are still pushing on the sinking of the main shaft, the same having been sunk 9 feat in the past fortnight, making the present…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country and Mining News. Hillston, Lachlan River. May 15
Nany of your numerous resders, especially residents in this country would like to hear any news from old Redbank, or as now known by the new cognomen Hillston, which lies on the…
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THE Board met at their room, at the Public Works Office. Present—Messrs. H. A. Thompson (chairman), Burse, W. Brown, Griffin, Roman, J. P. Sweeney, De Courey Browne, Mongen, Copeland, and Baker (secretary.)…
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SIR—Permit me to observe that your correspondents "Australian " and " Another Australian " are both wrong in the reasons they give for the delay sailing vessels have to encounter in Newcastle…
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