Mining
GUNDAGAI.—R. A. Cotton, manager of the Wagga Wagga Co's claim at Bongonglong, which is about nine miles from Gundagai, reports that he has cleared up after having crushed 100 tons which yielded 12dwt…
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Mining Topics
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company.—At a combined general meeting of shareholders of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Mining Company, Limited, and the South…
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Transactions were brisk in the mining market yesterday, and shares changed hands somewhat freely, although no phenomenal alterations in values have to be recorded. In coal, Burwood were in demand at 14s., sellers demanding…
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The Lambton miners held a meeting yesterday to discuss the result of the aggregate meeting. Nothing of public importance transpired…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--The following extracts are taken from West Australian files with reference to the Kimberley goldfields, Cambridge Gulf:--…
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In the summer of 1855 I took a walk from Munich to Venice, and on my way through the Tyrol came upon a lake practically unknown to tourists, the Achen…
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OFF TO KIMBERLEY.—The Gambier has left Keppel Bay (Q.), for Kimberley, with 103 passengers, 102 horses, and 250 tone of cargo. NORTHERN TERRITORY.—Silver lodes are being…
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Transactions in the mining market yesterday failed to evince any marked alteration in the tone of quotations. A considerable amount of business took place without showing material change in values. Up to 1 p.m. the following…
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Some of the good people of Broadsound (says the Mackay Standard of May 10,) have been somewhat excited lately over the reports of an island having been…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--There is an announcement in the Telegraph to-day of a positive new goldfield in the Logan district, and an assay of quartz containing free gold and gold with iron…
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THE RUSH FROM QUEENSLAND. TOWNSVILLE, Thursday.--Captain Darke, of the steamer Catterthun, interviewed by a reporter of the Townsville Bulletin, stated…
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The smelting at the Broken-hill Proprietary Company's works is naturally evoking much interest. We gather from the local paper that it has not quite come up to the expectations of…
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Writing with regard to the lockout at the Greta colliery, owing to which 300 men are now idle, a correspondent, says :--"On Wednesday morning, on the men assembling at the Greta colliery…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →MINING The Mining Leaseholder's Guide
Mr. J. F. De Courcy Browne, M.L.A., late Deputy Chairman of the Mining Board of this colony, is the author of a work bearing the above title, of which, the third edition, a neatly-printed, handy, useful volume, is now in…
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Mining shares yesterday changed hands rather briskly, though no phenomenal variation in values was recorded. In Coal stocks, Burwoods weakened 3d.; Wallsends, Waratahs, and Wickham and Bullock Islands were firmer,…
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Messrs. Gresley Lukin have wire advices from the secretary of the 3 and 4 Glanmire Gold-mining Company, Limited, under date 28th inst., as follows: "Cleaned…
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GUNDAGAI, Friday.--On Wednesday, at the Flocaston Freehold Gold-mining Company's claim, Simon Jones, a miner, had a wonderful escape from a frightful death. It appears that…
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