The Silver-mining Boom. The Adelaide Market
ADELAIDE,Tuesday.--The silver-mining market here has become considerably depressed, although there has been no approach to a panic. The Broken Hill…
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Ejection of Chinese From the Clermont Goldfield. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Brisbane
All the Chinese have left the Clermont goldfield, and the warden has burnt their camps. The Chinese, now numbering 150, are camped on the outskirts of the town, and have presented a petition through the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Eviction of Chinese From a Goldfield. Trouble Ahead. the Chinamen Stated to Be Starving. C[?]MONT,This Day
Warder Morey, who has returned from Blanket Flat, reports that all the Chinese have cleared out from there. He states also that they had left the expedition…
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Sir,--I really don't know what your "Disappointed Shareholder " is driving at. He writes as if he really believed that the profits of mining came out of the bowels of the earth,…
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Fairfield--officially called Drake--possesses flow a little more than a year's growth. Its development has been so rapid that, although Drake is in possession of six hotels and its…
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We are desired to state that a section of the coal seam which is intended to be worked by the West Wallsend Coal-mining Company has been brought to Sydney and can be seen at the…
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The following quotations were received in the mining market up to 1 o'clock yesterday:—Burwood Coal, 2Ss. 6d.; Katoomba Coal, preferential shares, 2s. 2d.; Stockton Coal, 50s.; Wallsend Coal, 46; Waratah Coal, 17[?]; New Mount…
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THE Melbourne H[?]BALD gives tho following highly-coloured picture of speculators on the Mining Exchange of that city, under the influence of a panic. The…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--The dispute at the Dunkirk Colliery has been amicably settled, and the men will resume work on Monday…
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MELBOURNE. This Day.--Yesterday a man named Connell was killed through a fall of earth coming upon him while he was at work in one of the mines round…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--John Connell, a miner at Dunoily, was to-day overwhelmed by a fall of earth and killed. Another miner named T. Evanthorpe had his leg crushed terribly…
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PERTH, Thursday.--In consequence of hoary rain on the Yilgarn Hills tilling the water-holes, a large number of prospectors' parties are forming. Shares in the present claims are…
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY TELEGRAPH. Sir,—In your leader of Thursday, 2nd just you are rather hard on those who were deluded by the official reports of the Gold-bill mine,…
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THE past fortnight's operations with respect to the colony's mining business have been confined almost exclusively to silver. The extraordinary boom to which reference was recently made has…
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The following are the statistics of tin-ore raised from the principal claims on the Vegetable Creek watercourse, and the adjoining flats; also, from the mines on the Deep Lead up till 31st December, 1887. The total amounts to…
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The following quotations were received in the mining market up to 1 o'clock yesterday:—Nymagee copper, 18s., 17s. 9d.; British Broken Hill (contributing), 5¼; Broken Hill, No. 14 Block, 14, 14½: Junction, 78s., 80s., 80s. 6d.;…
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ALONG her father’s field they strayed, All flecked with cowslips yellow, A little dainty gold-haired maid, A sturdy nine-year fellow…
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THE manager of the Golden Gully G. M. Coy. reports:--In main shaft, have further driven five feet, and have brought to surface two tons of stone carrying good gold…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--Some coal mines are still working slack. Out at the Newcastle Co.'s mine, at Durwood, the men have only worked four days for this…
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