Mining. Broken Hill Junction Mine
The following report from Mr. Slee, the inspector of mines, has been received at the Mines Department :—Several paragraphs have lately appeared in the Sydney papers stating…
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Lithgow Miners' Demonstration
LITHGOW, This Day. -- Over 400 miners took part on Saturday in the third anniversary of the Western Miners' Association, and the town was en fete, although…
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A number of gentlemen assembled at the office of the New Caledonia Chrome and Mineral Company yesterday to celebrate the receipt of the first hundred tons of are from the…
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The following sales were effected at the Australasian Mining Exchange this morning : -- SILVER…
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The following report by Mr. W. H. Slee, Chief Inspector of Mines, has been submitted to the Minister for Mines:--"Several paragraphs have lately appeared in the Sydney press…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.—It is stated that the Wallsend miners are now placed in a wore position than before the award was given. Prior to that the opinion was that under the twelfth…
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LITHGOW, Monday.—On Saturday the annual demonstration of the Western Miners' Association was held on the Eskbank racecourse. The day was all that could be desired, for such a…
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Mr. William Anderson, geological surveyor, has sent in to the Mines Department a report of his recent visit to the Fiery Creek and Panpong mines in the Cooma district. Fiery Creek is…
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The directors of the Moonta mines state that there is every likelihood of the dispute with the miners being settled amicably. The directors are in favour of Mr. Hancock, the manager, giving out…
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LONDON, February 26.—Mr. Pearse, of Dunedin, has formed a. syndicate to procure certain New Zealand gold-mining properties with the view of floating them on the London market…
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Mr. Pearse, of Dunedin, has formed a syndicate to procure certain New Zealand gold-mining properties, with the view of floating them on the London market…
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The report of the Terrible Dick Sliver-mining Company, to be presented at the meeting on Friday, states that up to the present time the anticipations of a speedy return from the…
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The following sales were effected at the Australasian Mining Exchange this morning: -- SILVER…
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The Executive Committee of the Miners' Association have arranged a capital sports programme for March 9. The chief event a the Miners' Handicap, of £22; first £15,…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday . -- The Government have received from Mr. Rands, Government geologist, an important report on the gold discoveries made at Crow's Nest, Tableland and Compole,…
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LITHGOW, Tuesday.—The dispute in the Vale Colliery has been settled by the men agreeing to accept the masters' terms of 1½d per ton advance all round for day and night work. In honor of…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—A sad accident took place at Minmi on Friday, whereby a young man named Wm. Durrant, 19 years of age, was killed. It appears that he had a horse attached to a skip…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--At a meeting of the miners' delegates yesterday, a grievance at Linwood colliery was mentioned. It was stated that two men had been…
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Our San Francisco correspondent wrote as follows: It does not seem as if Australians understood or appreciated the extent of the coal market of the Pacific coast. It is surely a significant…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--The men working on the [?] at the New Magdala mine, have gone out on [?] because their wages have been [?] from 55s…
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