Mining at Gympie
ONE-MILE, Saturday ,—The Phoenix Company had a second crushing at their mine of 109 tons of stone which gave and increased yield of 139oz 14dwt 12gr of melted gold…
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Collision Between Two Coal Trains
NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—Yesterday morning a collision took place between coal trains in the Burwood and Borehole lines, near the junction at Blane-street. A woman had charge of…
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On Thursday a bill founded on the resolutions of committee of Ways and Means, imposing export taxes on wool, coal and shale, and a tax on horses and cattle, was introduced to the Legislative Assembly by the Colonial…
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Coarse gold has been piokod up on the surface at Barmedman and it is expected that alluvial diggings will be discovored in that locality. We (BEGA STANDARD) have seen a specimen of the…
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At the first general meeting of the shareholders held on Tuesday the following report and balance sheet were unanimously adopted and a vote of thanks to the directors cordially passed :--…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Country and Mining News. (From Our Own Correspondents.) Albury. June 26
ANTI-INTEREST MOVEMENT.—The anti-interest movements is still progressing, and a fourth meeting of all concerned in the agitation is convened for Monday, the 19th July, in Albury…
Continued on Trove, page 38 →The Waltham Watch Company Carried Off the Only Gold Medal in Horology at the Sydney International Exhibition. (Continued from last Saturday's issue.)
THIS systematic mode of manufacture enables [?] of procure a good reliable timekeeper at a small cost and when be can afford to buy a gold case be can go to the watchmaker from whom he…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Baker Goldfield. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Watsonford, June 24
YOUR readers were already in possession of informamation that Watsonford is the town, lately laid out, for a settlement of business men on the new rush, called Tomora, about 10 or 12 miles due west from…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →The Novelist. the Miner's Right. a Tale of the Australian Goldfields, by Rolf Boldrewood. Chapter Xxiii
Of course the Government of the colony of New South Wales was not inclined to rest peaceably while its laws were being broken, its officers withstood, and inoffensive foreigners violently treated…
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ONE MILE, Monday.—329 tons from the Phoenix Company's Mine, yielded 274oz 4dwt 6[?] of smelted gold. This gave a 3 1/2d dividend per scrip…
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Messrs. Methado and Curtis report the yield from the Band awl Albion Consols Gold-mining Company for weekending July 3rd--509 tons crushed, yielding 49¼oz…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country and Mining News. ALBURY. June 26
ANTI-INTEREST MOVEMENT.—The anti-interest movement is still progressing, and a fourth meeting of all concerned in the agita[?]tion is convened for Monday, the 19th July, in Albury…
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The collieries at Newcastle have again resumed work, and coal is coming to the port in large quantities. The arbitration has not yet taken place; the cause of the delay has not transpired, but it is believed that the proposal of the…
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Through the courtesy of the Minister for Mines, we have received the following telegram from Mr. Warden De Boos:—"Mining-registrar WOodstown sends me down a report from M[?]y and party…
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Great Cobar Copper Co.—Mining manager reports for four weeks ending 26th June:—"In the underground workings: The end being driven south from Barton's shaft at the 39-fathom level has been extended 19 feet. This…
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The following report has been received by the Minister of Mines from Warden Do Boos, Braid-wood :--" Mining Registrar, Woodstown, sends me down report from Moloney and party, 'Temora, that…
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PORT DARWIN, Wednesday.—The Chinese have driven off the Europeans from the new gold rain after a desperate fight of about four hours, during which revolvers were fr[?]ly used, and a…
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The bill founded on the resolutions passed in committee of Waye and Means to impose taxes on Wool, stock and coal, was read a second time in the Legislative Assembly, last evening by a majority of two…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rich Goldfields in the Northern Territory. [By Electric Telegraph.] Port Darwin
The Chinese have driven the Europeans from Macao and Canton. The coolies fought for four days with revolvers, tomahawks and other weapons. Many are seriously wounded. The rush is a good…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Newcastle. Tuesday, July 6. Colliery Matters
Since the temporary settlement of the strike matters have been going on very quietly at the whole of what is known as the Associated Collieries. The Lambston management, however, appears to be…
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