katoomba Miners' Strike
PENRITH Monday.—Sunday was very quiet indeed at Katoomba, both in the township and in the valley. But vague rumors were afloat of some mischief to occur to-day; so all hands…
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Mining
The secretary of the New Carrington Gold and Silver-mining Company, the prospectus of which appeared in our advertising columns a few days ago, reports that the contributing…
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In consequence of yesterday having been a bank holiday to transactions were recorded in the mining market. We are informed that a representative of a Melbourne mining syndicate, in connection with the recently floated…
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Our Crookwed correspondent wires :--"The locality where the gold was obtained last week, which was referred loin my telegram of Wednesday turns out to be within three miles of…
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The early history of the mine has always been read with interest, but more bo now because of the magnitude of the operations which are conducted on the HilL We will take a few facts from a statement…
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PENRITH, Tuesday.—The rumor in connection with the mining difficulty here, started at Katoomba on Morday; was certainly a big hoax. There were some peculiar features in it. The…
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From the Northern Territory Times we learn that Mr. D. Uhr affirms that the South Alligator River runs within 60 miles of the Eveleen Silver-mine. If Mr. Uhr finds that the river is…
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COBAR, Wednesday.—A gold reef, found three miles from Cobar, has caused great excitement here. Mr. John Hurley, M.L.A., has secured the land adjoining the prospectors, and expresses…
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The Albert Goldfields Jockey Club have arranged to hold their annual meeting at Milparinka on the 6th October. A good programme has been drawn up, and a successful meeting is anticipated…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Miners' Meeting at Lithgow. the Disputes at Katoomba and Eskbank Collieries. a General Strike Feared. (By Telegraph.)
LITHGOW, Wednesday.--Last night an aggregate meeting of the Western district miners was held in the Lithgow School of Arts. The business was to consider the case of the locked-out…
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PARKES, Wednesday.—The Haselhurst reef party ate raising some splendid stone. Some magnificent stone has just been lauded. A party of air miners have raised 120 tons in six weeks. It is estimated…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Western District Miners. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lithgow
Last night an aggregate meeting of the Western District miners was held in the Lithgow School of Arts. The business was to consider the case of the locked-out miners at Katoomba, and a dispute between the men and the manager…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Kimberley Goldfield. Rich Reefs Discovered
Mr. J. H. Darley, a reliable man, writing from Hall's Creek, Kimberley, on May 14, writes as follows about the rich discoveries that are being made:--…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Doctor Glennie's Daughter. a Story of Real Life. Part the First. Twenty Years Ago. "The shame and the sis are packet away, where no eye but mine can see them. Having wronged no man, what cause have I for self-reproach? Thank god, my honor's saved!"--PABIAN. [The Right of Translation Is Reserved.] Chapter VIII.--(Continued.)
"To her, also." With a motion of his head towards the room in which his daughter was lying. " Yes, to her also, poor child, poor child !…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Western District Miners' Grievances. Strike at the Eskbank Colliery
LITHGOW, Thursday.—The Eskbank miners came out on strike to-day. There has been a dispute for some time past over the prices for working in narrow places. The manager and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Lithgow Miners' Dispute.. Strike at Fsk Bank Colliery. (By Telegraph.)
LITHGOW, Thursday.--To-day about 69 or 70 union men, explo ed at the Eskbank Colliery, went out on strike owing to the long-standing dispute with the manager. Before they struck…
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The Broken-hall Proprietary Company have declared the 11th dividend of £1 per share, payable on the 17th inst. The Under-Secretary for Mines has received…
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