Stockton Colliery
NEWCASTLE, This Day.--After a weeks idleness, to complete necessary repairs, work at Stockton Colliery was resumed yesterday…
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Mining
COPPER AND TIN.-In Sydney copper is quoted at £72 ot £73 per ton; the market being quiet. Tin is quoted at 17s per unit. THE COAL TRADE IN 1888.-It is very gratifying…
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ADELAIDE, This Day.--The Government have received 57 applications for the office of inspector of Mines. They are mostly from the other colonies. The applications…
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The Mining Registrar at Tomingley has forwarded a report to the Minister for Mines in reference to the rush on Maddon's C lease, near Tomingley. He states that there is nothing fresh to report at present, except…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Mr. John Knowles on the Coal Trade. (From the Manchester Correspondent of the Mining Journal.)
At a meeting of the Manchester Geological Society Mr. John Knowles, the president, said with respect to the development of the coal-fields of Great Britain, he had taken a statistical return from 1859 to…
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The following sales took place this morning:-Silver: Block 14, 82s; B. H. South, 33s, three sales; Junctions, 29s; 900 shares in Reform Pups were sold by auction at 3d per share…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Queensland News. Croydon Goldfield
GROYDON, Wednesday.-The weather is very hot, heavy rains holding off. The death rate is abnormally high, and the life insurance companies have instructed their agents here to issue no more…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Health on the Croydon Goldfield. (By Telegraph.)
CROYDON (Q.), Wednesday.--The weather is very hot, heavy rains holding off. The death rate is abnormally high, and the life insurance companies have instructed their agents here to…
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CROYDON (Q.), Wednesday.--The yield of gold from the Croydon field for the year was 49,125oz. This return was much lower than had been anticipated, but for nine months no…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day-- At a meeting of the Delegate Board yesterday, a letter was read from the Illawarra miners, wishing to affiliate with the northern and…
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The proposal of the Great Eastern Mining Company, Gympie, Queensland, to re-form the company with a view to the purchase of the Gorangan property…
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Mr. C. A. Chesney, of the Chasney-Cobar Gold-mining Company, has published a neat little pamphlet giving some account of the mineral resources of the Collar district, with…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.-- At a meeting of the delegate board to-day Mr. Goundry's resignation as miners' chairman was accepted, and T. Dix, Greta delegate, was…
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ARMIDALE, This Day.--Several Adelaide visitors, at present at Hillgrove mines, are purchasing interests in the various claims…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--A miner named James Mattcott was killed at an explosion in the Pearl Mine, Sandhurst, yesterday, and his mate, Alex. Hobson, was very…
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St. George Gold-mining Company, Noliability, near Sunny Corner.--Mr. Wesley reports having received the following from the mine manager of the St. George…
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The above miners held their quarterly meeting on Wednesday evening, in Mr. Conn's Temperance Hall. Mr. Mason occupied the chair. The minutes of the…
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WOLLONGONG, Thursday.--The outlook of the coal trade of this district for the present year is very promising. To-day the harbor is literally packed with vessels waiting their turn…
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