Mining
URALLA, OR ROCKY RIVER GOLDFIELD.—The [?] Department has received an interesting re[?] the [?]gical Surveyor (Mr. David) on [?] The report, which is most volume…
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Mining Intelligence
But few quotations were received in the mining market up to noon yesterday. These included transactions in Broken Hill South silvers, 10s. paid, at 10s. 9d.; and Sunny Corner silvers at £1. The afternoon sales were—Broken…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Important Mining Deputation
A number of gentlemen interested in mining matters waited upon the Hon. James Fletcher, Minister for Mines, this morning, to lay before him certain…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.—The Lambton miners will ballot for places to-day, take their tools into the pit to-morrow, and resume work on Thursday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Lambton Miners Interview with Mr. Croudace. (By Telegraph)
NEWCASTLE, Monday.--At a meeting of the Lambton miners this morning, the secretary gave a report, of an interview which the deputation appointed had with the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Kimberley Goldfields. a Trip to Cambridge Gulp. (By Our Special Correspondent.) Thursday Island, June 8
Your leaders will recollect that upon the arrival of the Victoria at Townsville I wired you briefly the result of our trip to that port. Believing that a description of the voyage will be of interest to those who have their…
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The Mines Department has received from Mr. Geological Surveyor T. W. E. David an exhaustive report on the Uralla, or Rocky River, goldfield. Mr. David has furnished an…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Stockton Miners
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--The miners at Stockton colliery are not working, on account of a dispute between the manager and themselves respecting the rules. A meeting is to be held…
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CHESWICK YIELDS.—June 25. Australaian Extended, 18oz. 3dwt; Bell's Freehold, 12oz 14dwt; Madame Berry, 90oz 14dwt; New Australasian, 19oz 18dwt…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Threatened Strike in the Lithgow Collieries. (By Telegraph.)
LITHGOW, Tuesday.--It is feared that a strike among the miners in the collieries in and around Lithgow is imminent. About five months ago an union was formed by the…
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In the mining market yesterday quotations were received up to 1 o'clock as follow:—Broken Hill South Silvers, 10s. paid, 11s.; 10s. 9d.; Silver Kings, 3s. The afternoon sales were Broken Hills South, 10s. paid, 11s.; Band and…
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It will be remembered that one of the first steamers to sail for Kimberley was the Menmuir, which left in the beginning of May. A digger, Andrew Busteed, who took passage in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Lithgow Collieries Dispute. Interviews with the Managers. (By Telegraph.)
LITHGOW, Wednesday.--Various colliery managers were interviewed this afternoon relative to the introduction of the rules of the Miners Union. These comprise a code of rules…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coal Miners' Dispute at Lithgow. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lithgow
The difficulty in regard to the coal trade still exists at three collieries, namely, the Eskbank, Zigzag, and Vale of Clwydd. The miners consequently suspended work to-day. The point in dispute is with reference to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Newcastle Coal Trade
The coal miners in the Newcastle district have agreed, as the result of a ballot, for amalgamate with the Victorian Miners Association, and to inforce a standard price to be paid for getting coal. The…
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Comparatively little business was done in the Mining market yesterday. Up to noon the questions were:— Broken Hill South Silver (10s. paid), at 10s. 6d. The subsequent sales were of similar shares at 10s. 9d., 10s 6d…
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