Miners' Meeting at Lambton. [?]
The aggregate meeting of the miners of this district opened at [?]as 11 a.m. to-day. There is a great gathering of miners from the various collieries. Following are the resolutions…
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Mining Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] Braidwood
A meeting was held at Mr P. Madigan's Perseverance Inn, Aralnen, on Saturday night, when it was determined to work the Alabama ground, and 15 working men formed a company. Work was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Miners' Dispute. [From Our Own Correspondent.) Newcastle, April 17
The intention of the miners to held an aggregate meeting on Thursday next is not looked upon with favour by the general public, not, in individual cases, by some of the men themselves. It is contended that each body of workmen…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Roads Office, Sydney, 29th March, 1883. Supply of Steam Coal
TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, will be received at this office till 11 a.m. THURSDAY, the 26th of April, for the supply of a cargo of 60 to 80 tons of steam coal for the use of the George's River ferry. The coals to be landed on the wharf at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mining Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Temora
A public meeting was held last evening at Boxhall's Queensland Hotel to organise a prospecting association; Mr. Woods in the chair. Messrs. Boxhall, Woods, Comins, and M'Gregor were appointed a committee to canvass for…
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Messrs. Palmer, Thompson, and Deuny report as follows:—"Solitary Reef Gold-mining Company, Wattle Flat.—This company's mine and machinery have been let on tribute to a party of Sandhurst miners…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Threatened Goal Miners Strike at Newcastle. [By Telegraph.] Newcastle
The miners' aggregate meeting, to consider the question of the nonpayment by masters of the rise in price for yard work and small coal, took place at Griffiths Hill, New Lambton, to-day. About…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Miners' Meeting at Lambton. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Newcastle
The aggregate meeting of miners to-day, at Lambton, was attended by about 1000 persons. Mr. D. Mitchell, the chairman of the Miners' Union, presesided. The first resolution was moved by Mr. Francis Craig, Wallsend colliery,…
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Dilby and party have just finished a crushing tone of 10 tons of quartz at the Energetic Battery. The yield was 24oz. ldwt. of retorted gold. NYMAGEE, TUESDAY…
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Queen of the Mount Gold-mining Company (No Liability), Mount M'Donald. -- The manager reports "that, as the result of a visit to the mine, in conjuction with some of the directors, the mine is looking…
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THE " Ballarat Courier" mentions that there is on view at the rooms of the Ballarat branch of the Miner's Association a full-sized model of a set of signalling apparatus for use in mines. The apparatus…
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Meesrs. Gresley Lukin and Co. have the following telegraphic news to hand from Gympie:- Wilmot Extended struck reef 126-feet level, showing sprinkling gold—hard country—now rising for slate…
Continued on Trove, page 743 →Mining News. New Goldfield Near Tamworth. Tamworth
Messrs. Kennedy and Shorten arrived in town yesterday with 275oz of gold, the result of a new find at Hanging Rock, between Biack Snake and Christmas reefs. Two men hare been working there…
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MAYNE and party, Temora, washed 34 [?]loads for 5½dwt to the load, and picked out a piece weighing 2½oz. Good gold has been struck in the Bird in Hand…
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The aggregate meeting of miners to-day, at Lambton, was attended by about 1000 persons. Mr. D. Mitchell, the chairman of the Miners' Union, presided. The first resolution was moved by Mr. Francis Craig, Wallsend colliery,…
Continued on Trove, page 760 →The Miners' Dispute. Newcastle, April 17
The intention of the miners to hold an aggregate meeting on Thursday next is not looked upon with favour by the general public, nor, in individual cases, by some of the men themselves. It is contended that each body of workmen…
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W. A. Johnson and Co. have got their third large box for washing purposes at the Southern Cross claim; 80 hands are now employed. The depth of washdirt is 4 feet, with good prospects. The New Venture ground was opened…
Continued on Trove, page 757 →Science. The Coal Plants of Australia. VII
I have left to the last of the family of Neuropterideæ the genus Thinnfeldia, to which such frequent reference has been made. For a long time it was considered to belong to quite a different family, that is to…
Continued on Trove, page 725 →News from the Colonial Goldfields. (The latest information concerning mining shares will be found in our Telegraphic and Commercial Reports.) New South Wales
HILL END.—A correspondent reports, April 9: The mining on Hill End at present is slightly improving, but still the place is very dull. There have been some crushings recently from Excelsior Hill…
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To CORRESPONDENTS.—We are glad to receive news items from all quarters. Brevity and truthfulness are essentials towards insertion in our columns. Business communications relating to correspondence should be…
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