Chapter Xxxvii. a Store-house of Gold
On his return to Silver Creek, Bertie set to work in earnest. He was determined to make as much money, is as short a time as possible, so be drove in his pick with feverish…
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Queensland Gold Mining. London, Feb. 26
The North Cornish Gold-mining Gompany, Queensland, is announced…
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The Ravenswood Gold-mining Company, Queensland, has been registered, with a capital of £125,000…
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A very important conference of representatives of the Associated Colliery Proprietors and the Hunter River Minors' Association was held at the Great Northern Hotel yesterday. Mr. Jesse Gregson, J. P., was in the…
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The annual general meeting of shareholders of the New Nevada Silver-mining Company will be held this afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce…
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NEWCASTLE, Sunday.--On Friday afternoon a number of the directorate of the Helton Coal Company, several of the shareholders and others met at the company's works. Bullock…
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Newcastle, Sunday.--Yesterday an important conference of the representatives of the Associated Masters and the Hunter River Miners' Protective Association took place at the…
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Sir,—In your paper of the 10th instant there is a letter by J. C. Stanger on the above subject. The writer says it was in the early part of the reign of Queen Victoria that the Act was passed, not in William III. and IV…
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The half-yearly general meeting of the Katoomba Coal and Shale Company was held yesterday, Mr. J. B. Elphinstone, chairman of the board, presiding. The report states :--…
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NEWCASTLE, Monday.--A special meeting of the miners' delegates was held on Saturday, the lodges represented being the Bore Hole, Wallsend, Lambton Co-operative, B.C. and…
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FORBES, Monday.--The Crinoline Gold- mining Company who are at work on the south lead, have all their machinery in working order and intend to commence operations…
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WOLLONGONG, Monday.--The Mount Kembla miners resumed work to-day upon the terms of the associated masters. Places were found for all the married men excepting rune, and these…
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The number of Truth to hand by last mail contains some caustic remarks about the Mount Britten Gold-mine, one of the Queensland ventures, which has recently been floated on the…
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The hon. secretary Stock Exchange is in receipt of the following telegram iron the secretary, Golden Crown Gold Company, Gympie:--"Washed up 460 tons stone for a yield of…
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The following quotations were received in the mining market up to 1 o'clock yesterday:—Vale of Clwydd coal, 15s.; Nevada silver, 2s.; Band and Albion gold, 66s., 65s., 64s. The afternoon sides were:—Band and Albion gold,…
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Last week's run at the Broken-hill Proprietary Company's works is reported by the Silver Aye of January 26 as follows :--"The week's run is reported to have been equal to four days…
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During the past few days Mr. Abigail, the Minister for Mines, has been engaged with the inspector of coalfields and other officials of the Mines Department in considering and framing…
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London, Thursday.--At a meeting of the Bullion Society Mr. Cornish read a paper on the gold supply of the world. He argued that the present depression…
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Truth contains a very severe notice of the Mount Britten (Queensland) Gold-mine Company. Mr. Labouchere, it appears, has paid the Hon. Harold Finch Hatton the compliment of reading what…
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