Important Mining Action
ADELAIDE, This Day.—An important case was commenced yesterday in the Supreme Court by the Attorney-General and several others against lewis Sammuell and others. The case arises out of the…
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Chinese at the Croydon Goldfield. Special Constables Sworn in to Preserve Order. (By Telegraph.)
CROYDON (Q.), Wednesday.--The Chinese refuse to leave the field, having obtained counsel's opinion that as long as they are not engaged in mining, nor in the illegal possession of Crown…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day. -- The employees of the Newcastle Coal Mining Company have adopted rules for the formation of an accident fund in connection with the…
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In most cases shareholders and the general public are dependent for information respecting the mines in which they are interested on the reports of mining managers. Some of…
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Mr. W. G. Gibson, mining expert, reports highly of the quality and prospects of the Jersey Lily S.M., which will probably be formed into a syndicate…
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MELBOURNE, This Day. -- A stormy meeting of the shareholders of the Jackson's [?]ef Company, Kimberley, was held yesterday. Mr. Carr-Boyd made a personal…
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A gold reef carrying shotty gold has been discovered in a locality which is yet a secret, but heavy gold has been discovered in the quartz at the Kaiser mine…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining Experts. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—"A Minor," writing on the above in this day's issue, is perfectly right when he advocates that mining experts should be compelled to pass an examination, like surveyors, before they ply their profession; but to…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday. -- At the police court to-day the Bench gave their decision in the case of the Government Examiner of Coalfields against Richard Thomas, manager of the…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--Affairs in connection with the South Waratah dispute are very quiet, and there is no apparent sign of the termination of the difficulty…
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To meet the growing for reliable information in connection with mineral discoveries, the proprietors of the the MAIL hare arranged for the services of a competent a[?] and mineral expert, who will examine or assay…
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Central Broken Hill Silver-mining Company.—Messrs. Leonard. Dodds and Co. have received the following wire from the mining manager, under dote May 3:—Assay sample from north drive this morning, 140oz. of silver per…
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Mount Costigan North Silver-mining Company. —May 6 :—“The prospects of A shaft are improving with regard to copper, pyrites and lead. There is some malleable copper in the…
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BROKEN HILL, This Day.--Latest selling quotations are:--Block 14. £7 17s Junctions, £4 10s: South, £7 15s; Centrals, 51a; Kaiser, 3s 6d Norths, 32s 6d;…
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The manager at Eureka mine reports on May 7 that a parcel containing 43 tons of ore from the Eureka claim, sent to Dry Creek smelting works for treatment,…
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"Well, Adrian, what fresh news from the mine?"…
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Everything in regard to mining matters was very dull this morning. The following is the week's yield from the Broken Hill Proprietary smelters:—Ore treated, 1540tons; bullion, 222 tons; silver, 70,731oz. At the Gipsy Boy the…
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Three thousand acres of Webb's property, Byng, have been secured by Mr. Findley and a syndicate for prospecting purposes, and operations will be…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australian Mining Managers. Mr. John Hunter, of Kilkivan. (Q.)
Mr. John Hunter, at present the manager of the Kilkivan (Q.) Gold-mining Co., was born in London derry, (Ireland) in the year 1842, and is the fifth son of the late John, Hunter, merchant, of that city. He…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Through Queensland's Goldfields. (By Our the Velling Artist Correspondent.) Eidsvold. (See illustrations on page 963.)
Perhaps our journey from Mount Perry to the new goldfield of Eidsvold was performed in the pleasantest circumstances surrounding any traveller who has hitherto been transported over the very humpy…
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