Mining Topics
The Sunny Corner Silver-mining Company, Limited.—The secretary reports that during the week ended June 5 four furnaces ran full time, reducing 740 tons…
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Mining Intelligence
But slight variation occured in the mining marke transactions yesterday. Up to 1 o'clock the quotations were:—Broken Hill South Silver (£1 paid), 15s. 6d.; Sunny Corner Silver, 22s. 3d., 22s. The afternoon…
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Mr. K. Slattery, the manager of Blake's Freehold Gold-mining Company, reports that he intends to send seventy tons of stone to Cullinga for essay. Mr. Merton,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Lambton Strike. Important Mining Conference. (From Our Newcastle Correspondent.)
On Saturday morning the representatives of the H. R. Coal Sales Association and the delegates from the Labour Conference met at the the G. N. Hotel, Newcastle, to discuss matters in connection with what is popularly known as…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.--The steamer Hauroto left Wellington to-day for Sydney, crowded with diggers for Kimberley. A number of passages had to be refused. The schooner Orpheus…
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.—The subject of employing the electric light in coal-mining has been frequently mooted, and in several instances—notably with Mr. Swan's special lamp for the purpose—has also been…
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GUNDAGAI.—K. Slattery, the manager of Blake's Freehold Gold Mining Company, reports that he intends to send twenty, tons of stone to Cullinga for assay. Mereton, an old Victorian miner, visited…
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The following is the official proclamation from Mr. Smith, Acting Colonial Secretary of Western Australia, communicated by direction of Sir Frederick Broome, Governor…
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A considerable amount of business was transacted in the mining market yesterday, chiefly in silvers. Up to 1 o'clock, the following quotations were made:—Wickham and Bullock Island Coal, 19s. 3d.; Broken Hill South, 10s…
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The West Australian Government has despatched a warden to the Kimberley field. A good well has been discovered there, at the junction of the Negri River…
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GUNDAGAI, Tuesday.--R. A. Cotton, the manager of the Wagga Company's claim at Bongongolong, reports that he has started crushing this week 100 tons at a different level…
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Another strike is imminent at the Mount Kembla Colliery unless the management withdraw a notice which was placed by them at the mine during last week. The…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--To-day a telegram was received by the Mines Department from the newly-appointed mining registrar for the Croydon goldfield that about 700 people are…
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The hon. secretary, Stock Exchange, reports the receipt of the following telegram from the secretary No. 1 North Phoenix Gold Company, Gympie;-" 1050 tons stone vi[?]ded [?]oz…
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Yesterday in the Mining market, up to 1 o'clock, Sunny Corner, Silvers were quoted at 22s. The afternoon's sales were:—Burwood Coal, 13s. 6d.; Broken Hill South, 20s. paid, 15s. 6d.; Silver Kings Silver, 3s. 3d.; Sunny Corners,…
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Most of the Vegetable Creek tin mines are flooded out. On Wednesday night an alarming explosion of blasting powder occurred in the…
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Victoria Silver Mining Company, Limited.—Messrs. Gresley Lukin and Co. have the following report from the mine manager to hand for week ending June 8…
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