Mining on the Batherst Common
The Minister for Mines was also waited upon yesterday morning by Mr. Hellyer, Mayor of Bathurst, introduced by Mr. "Webb, M.P., with reference to a prospecting party formed at…
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Mining Items. New South Wales
Sufficient rain has fallen during the last few days on the Inverell tinfields to enable miners on back blocks to wash up. Money will therefore soon be plentiful about Tingha and Inverell…
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Mining news this week is very meagre, owing chiefly to he continued wet weather. The crashing from No. 5, North Hidden Treasure line of reef (Phillips and party), going through Burley's machine, and will be cleaned up…
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The weather for several weeks has been hot and sultry, and heavy clouds have shown indications of rain, which was much needed. The wind continued in the north-east for a month, but on Friday it shifted to north-west, and we…
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COPELAND NORTH, Saturday— Two men narrowly escaped being drowned in a drive yesterday through the bursting of an old shaft. It appears that the into were in the Caledonian tunnel,…
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GYMPIE, ONE MILE, Saturday.—The fortnightly crushing from the North Glanmire Company's mine yielded 372oz of retorted gold, which gave a dividend of 10d per scrip)…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Novelist. the Miner's Right. a Tale of the Australian Goldfields, by Rolf Boldrewood. Chapter Viii (Continued)
So Captain Blake listened to the eloquent miners' advocate, and gazed at him and the assembled crowd with an approving and benevolent expression. At the end of the oration he told…
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KEMPSEY, Monday.—At a monster meeting held in Kampsey on Saturday a vote at censure was passed on the lessees of the antimony mines, and other lessees of antimony lands, for…
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NOWRA, Saturday.—The manager of the Pinnacle banked yesterday 86oz, The result of a crashing of 60 tons. The Pioneer Company's manager banked l34oz 16dwt from a crushing of 100 tons…
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Krohmann's Amalgamated G. M. Co.—Mining Manager's report:—"Hill End, 10th March, 1880.—The perpeudicular shaft has been sunk a further depth of 5 feet, making present depth 646 feet, sinking through slate and…
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Cow FLAT COPPER COMPANY.—The manager reports: "The company's interest in the mines at Cow Flat has not been purchased by Mr. Lewis Lloyd, as stated in the Bathurst telegram of yesterday, the property being still…
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COPELAND, Thursday.—The crushing of the Mountain Maid quarts concluded yesterday, and a total of 310 tone was put through. The result is not known even to the machine proprietors,…
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STAR OF PEACE G. M. Co.—The mine manager telegraphs as follows, yesterday:—" From the new vein, near Rowley's, have orushod 17 tons for 63 oz. retorted gold, quicksilver not retorted."…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Coal Trade and the System of New South Wales
WHETHER protection all round is the right or the wrong kind of thing it is not our purpose is dise[?] but in the professedly free trade colony there has existed for some years a protection of a most…
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ONE-MILE, GYMPIE, Saturday.—The fortnightly crushing from the North Glanmire Company's mine yielded 937 ounces of smelted gold, and gave a dividend of 1s per scrip on 28,000…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mines and Mining. Mineral Resources, Mines, &c., of New South Wales. Iv. Schools of Mines
IT has been attempted, and is now under the consideration of the gentlemen in connection with the "Working Mens' College," to establish a "School of Mines" as a part of that institution. No one who is…
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STAR OF PEACE G. M. Co.—The mining manager at Hill End reports as follows under date the 9th of March:— "Herman's Tribute: Cross cut east 260-feet level, driven 10 feet this week, making 95 feet from Paxtoa's. The…
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NEWCASTLE EXPORT OF COAL.—Following is a return of the coal exported at the port of Newcastle for the week ended March 5; Total, 14,133 tons, of which the A. A. Co. sent 1559 tons, Wallsend 1899 tons, Co-operative Company 1430 tons…
Continued on Trove, page 491 →Gold Prospecting at Bathurst
On 5th instant, Mr. Hellyer, Mayor of Bathurst, was introduced to Mr. Baker by Mr. Webb, M.L.A., for the purpose of asking his permission for a recently established company to prospect for gold on the common at Bathurst…
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COPELAND, Saturday.—The Lady Matilda prospecting claim have crushed 14 tons for a yield of 10oz. The Right-hand machino, crushing Mountain Maid stone, is not yet finished. Denny…
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