Mining Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Inverell
Ambrose and party have just washed 450 carats of diamonds out of the Koh-i-noor claim. Several new finds are reported. PARKES, WEDNESDAY…
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Mining. Great Central Copper Mine
The ninth half-yearly general meeting of the Great Central Copper-mining Co. was held on Thursday in Bond-street chambers. The report and balance-sheet, which were adopted, showed that during the half-year…
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A meeting will be held to-night in the Town Hall to elicit the sympathy of the public on behalf, of the widows and orphans of the unfortunate men who were killed in the explosion at the Lithgow Coal Mine on…
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Victoria Silver-mining Company, Limited, 23rd February:—The level has been extended a further distance of 11 feet on the course of the lode. Ore, in appearance, looks as well as reported in my last, the only change…
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The Bloomfield tin mines are improving and population is increasing…
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DUBBO, Friday.—Mr. W. J. Slee, inspector of diamond drills, in the employment of the Department of Mines, made a visit this week to the coal mines situated at Ballimore. He reports very favorably…
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1. The Australian Agricultural Co.,s Mine. 2. Down Below Miners at Work in Heading, Burwood Colliery. 3. Arrival of the Cage from below with Full Skips. 4. Entrance to No.1 Tunnel, Wallsend Co.'s Mine. 5. The Pit Top, arrival of a Fresh Set. 6. Loading-Coal Trucks at the Screens, Wallsend Co.'s Mine…
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A visit to Newcastle, the great centre of the coal-trade of New South Wales, impresses the stranger by the magnitude and extent of the various worts carried on the harbor, crowded…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Coal-miners and Arbitration. NEWCASTLE
The Lambton miners held a meeting on Friday. Mr. H.Agnew occupied the chair. The following letter was read:—" To Thomas Symons, Esq., General Secretary Trades and Labor Conucil, N.S.W. Sir,—…
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1. Loading Vessel by means of Hydraulic Crane at Bullock Island. 2. The Lambton Colliery—Scene of the Strike. 3. Elder-street, Lambton. 4. Railway Crossing at Plattsburg. 5. School of Arts, Wallsend…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--Captain Wm. Innes, of the vessel Fiddo, was sued in the Supreme Court to-day by G. Prince, coalmerchant, of Sydney, for £303, the price of…
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The Great Western Silver-mining Company, Limited, Sunny Corner, Mitchell, February 24.—The main level has been extended and timbered a further distance…
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Respecting mining matters at Kiandra the Adelong Argus reports that the Kiandra, Gold mining Company are pushing ahead with more improvements to their property, in the way of…
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The investigation of the cause of explosions in mines and of the means of preventing them have been favorite themes with professors of science and inventors, because the question is capable of being…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.—A deputation from the Mining Encouragement Association waited on the Commissioner of Crown Lands to-day and asked the Government to subsidise prospecting parties and…
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EMMAVILLE, Friday.—An important mining case was opened in the Warden's Court to-day. Mr. Peter Sheers, of Sydney, sued Mr. John Moore, of Armidale, for £11,000 in connection with disputed…
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An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Mining Co. was held in Hall of Commerce on Friday. Mr. Sutherland, M.L.A., in the absence of Mr. Fletcher, M.L.A.,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Silver Mines of New South Wales. the Barrier Ranges Silver Mines. Third Notice
Adjoining the most southerly block of the Broken Hill property, along the entire length of the S.E. boundary, lies the Elizabeth claim, which has an area of about 32 acres. This claim was originally taken up by T. H…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.--A deputation representing the Mining Association to-day urged upon the Government the necessity of certain alterations in the mining laws, with a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bendemeer Tin-mining Co
The first annual meeting of the directors and shareholders of this company was held on Friday afternoon in the offices of the company. Mr. W. J. Uther presided. The report and balance-sheet were…
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