Mining
Our Ballina correspondent wires that the Black Rock Gold-mining Company are inviting tenders for sinking a shaft on their mine near Ballina, and that several blocks have been taken…
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The Wallsend Colliery Dispute. The Outlook
NEWCASTLE, This Day.—Considerable anxiety is felt as to what steps the management of the South Waratah coat mine will take this morning. The miners met…
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In Adelaide and Melbourne, as will be observed from our reports of those markets, Rising Suns illustrated the first part of their name by an advance of about 10[?]…
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The following transactions were recorded on Saturday by the Associated Brokers:—Stockton Coal, 60s.; Wickham and [?] island Coal, 19s.; Great Cobar Copper, 17s. 9d.; Broken Hill Junctions, £7, £6 17s. 6d.:…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.—At the miners delegate meeting yesterday, the action of the South Waratah miners in refusing the terms offered by the company was approved…
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A CHRISTMAS number of a journal published in the city of Butte, in the Territory of Montana, the other day affords so interesting a view of miner's life and…
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In a former article we wrote of the material wealth of Montana, a territory in the northern portion of the United States Up to 1869 the nearest railway was 420…
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The Minister for Mine has received the following report from Warden Brown, of Silverton Rubies are said to have been discovered…
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Coal-miners out of work will find employment readily at the barrier, as they may see from our Broken Hill correspondent's wire in yesterday's STAR…
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The following transactions wore recorded by the associated brokers yesterday morning:—Silver: Junction, £6 17a. 6d.; South, paid up, £8 15s., £9 5s., £9 10s., £9 12s. 6.: Central, paid up, £6 10s.; Mount Costigan, 80s.,…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--A report has reached here to-day that the South Waratah minors are locked out, and that they meet this afternoon to discuss the…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day,--The deputation from the South Waratah miners waited upon the manager yesterday, but were told that the dispute was out of his power and…
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The faith a market and depreciation in stock have not had any steadying effect [?], so far as the taking up of mineral [?] is concerned. To-day applications are…
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Newcastle, Monday.--The South Waratah miners held a special meeting on Saturday night, when Delegate Adams reported that at the request of the district officer he had…
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A special meeting was held at Waratah by the miners on Saturday night to consider the question of the strike. Mr. R. Adams, a delegate, stated that he had taken, sections of the seam on Thursday last,…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--At a meeting of the Burwood miners on Monday night, it was resolved to support the Waratah miners during the strike. A motion for…
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It is notified in yesterday's Gazette that in future applicants for permission under section 28 of the Mining Act of 1874, to mine under reserves, must with each application, make a…
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Rising Suns are on the balance in the market, a trifle of news in their favour would send them to 40s or 50s. A Hood of hasty sellers may bring them to 25s. So…
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The following transactions were recorded by the associated brokers yesterday morning:—Silver:Broken Hill Block 14, £14 10s.; Junction, £6 15s., £6 17s. 6d.; New North, 66s., 63s.; South, paid up, £10 17s., £11; Central, paid up, £6…
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A correspondent, writing under date March 4, gives the following particulars :—''The output of gold for February is' about 1000cz.less than January, owing to the company's mill not…
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