The South Waratah Colliery Dispute
NEWCASTLE, This Day.--The Glebe miners, at a meeting last night, struck a levy of 5 percent, for the support of the South Waratah miners…
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The Western Miners
Towards the conclusion of the meeting of the Western Miners' Association, held on Monday evening last in the Temperance-hall, Lithgow, Mr. John Norton said that he had reluctantly…
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Messrs. Leonards Dodds and Co. report the Bale of 100 tons of Nymagee Company ingot copper at £71 8s. 6d. per ton. Also a dividend (the seventh of Is. per share) has been…
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It is with the greatest pleasure we have to announce the appointment of Mr. Ralph [?]oundry, of Lam[?]ton, to the position of chairman of the Miners Union of the…
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The following transactions were recorded by the associated brokers, yesterday morning:—Silver: British Broken Hill, £7; Block 14, £12 18s.; Junction, £7 2s 6d.; New North, 75s.; South, paid up, £11 15s., £11 13s.,…
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THE traders of this column will be ple[?]ed to are that the Minister of Mines has lost no time in giving effect to the promise he made in the House last week in reference…
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LONDON, Thursday. -- Germany continues to purchase large quantities of gold…
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LONDON, Thursday. -- Shares have been allotted in the Rockwell Silver-mining Company, New South Wales, which was floated With a capital of £175,000…
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LONDON, Wednesday Night. -- Two New Zealand mining companies have been registered -- the Beaches Gold-mining Company, with a capital of £50,000 ; and the…
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TAKE for instance, the impetus given to trade by the Broken Hill Proprietary mine alone. In-dependently o£ the thousand miners, smelters, tradesmen, and labourers, who are directly…
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The question of the establishment of a school of mines is now engaging tho consideration of the Government. The popular feeling with regard to it appears to bo that it should be in no way…
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Lankelly Mining Co., Limited.--The secretary reports that 576oz 7dwt gold were despatched from the mine for Sydney this morning…
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The apparatus which we illustrate is a simple but powerful little machine, known as the " Acme" stonebreaker, which can be used for stone-breaking, coal and coke crushing, bone-breaking and so on. It is,…
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Hidden Secret Silver-mining Company.—The manager reports, March 24:—Work is going on satisfactorily. Under present circumstances, owing to the influx of water, we have had to take men out of No. 1 vertical and put…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday.--At the quarterly meeting of the miners' delegates Mr. Ralph Goundry was re-elected president of the association, Mr. Wm. Hunter treasurer, and Mr. Jas. Curley…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Booms and Mining. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Much has lately been written in the papers concerning mining booms. Will you accord me some of your valuable space to add my quota on a subject of so general an interest. The almost invariable tenor of the…
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PROPOSED SCHOOL OF MINES.—As the Government proposes, it is said, to place £20,000 upon the estimates for the establishment of a school of mines, Sir W. Manning (the Chancellor of the University)…
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Our illustration is from a photograph taken by magnesium light. We are indebted for it to Mr. Osborne, C.E, F.G.S, the manager of the Rio Tinto Company's mines in Spain. These mines, as is well…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Through Queensland's Goldfields. (From Our Travelling Artist Correspondent.) the Reid's Creek District. (See illustrations on page 702.)
This " truly rural" little mining: township, which contains a population of some hundred and fifty souls, forty of whom are miners, is situated to the southeast of Mount Perry, at a distance by road of some…
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Mr. H. H. Cooke informs us that he has received a private letter from a reliable practical miner, residing at Drake, Fairfield, from which the following extract is taken regarding two of…
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