Imperial Broken-hill Mining Company
LONDON, Monday Night.--The "Star this evening, attacks the proposed Imperial Broken-hill Consols Mining Company, to be floated with a capital of £350,000. The issue…
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Mining Intelligence. Broken Hill, This Day
At the Junction mine the lode in drive at the 300-feet level commenced widening on Thursday last, till on Saturday at midnight, when the mine was visited by the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Coal in Victoria. Protection and Lower Freights. (By Telegraph.)
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--At a meeting of the members of the Victorian Coal Association, held at Scott's Hotel this afternoon, a resolution was carried to the effect that candidates…
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LONDON, March 18.—The STAE, an evening paper, which has lately assumed the function of criticising the prospectuses of colonial mining companies proposed to be floated in London,…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--At the police court to-day William Henry Morgan, manager of the Linwood Colliery, was summoned by John Dixon, Government Inspector of Colleiries, for…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—At a meeting on Tuesday of the Victorian Coal Association, which was formed to watch over the interests of coal-mining in Victoria, it was resolved that circulars…
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NEWCASTLE,This Day.--The case against the manager of Linwood Colliery, for refusing to allow the miners a certain check weighman on the weighbridge. ended…
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A few weeks ago those who live, move, and have their being in mining circles were very much startled by the publication of a report issued by the directors of the Taranganba…
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NOWRA, This Day.--In the Shoalhaven Police Court on Tuesday, before Mr. Nishett, P.M., and a number of justices of the peace, Captain Reynolds, of Sydney…
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LONDON, March. 20.—The colliery owners are largely supporting the proposal to form a coal syndicate, with a capital of £100,000,000, for the purpose of taking over and working the principal…
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BRISBANE, This Day.--It has been decided to dredge the Upper Brisbane river, to facilitate the navigation of coal punts…
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On the above subject Girondin writes:-- To one who has taken any interest in mining, from the beginning of the golde days to the present era of monopoly,…
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No sales were effected at the Australian Mining Exchange this morning…
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Tuena Q.M. Co., Limited.--" Further sinking of shaft being proceeded with by contract. Delay in completion of battery caused by non-arrival of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Junction Mine.--more Conflicting Statements. (By Telegraph.)
BROKEN-HILL, Wednesday.--No greater commotion has been caused in mining circles than that created by the announcement that the concentrators had refused to treat the Junction…
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The colliery owners are largely supporting the proposal to form a coal syndicate, with a capital of £100,000,000, for the purpose of taking over and working the…
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It having been decided by the law advisers to the down that no royalty can be collected tinder the existing Act, the Minister of Education has authorised the drawing of a short amending bill…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Terrible Dick Mine. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir,--With your permission I will again venture to pen a few lines re letter of the 18th. inst. I have neither forgotten nor wished to forget…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Important Mining Case. Breach of the Coalfields Regulation Act
NEWCASTLE, Wednesday. — At the Newcastle Police Court on Tuesday a case of considerable interest to miners was heard. J. Dixon, inspector of collieries, charged William Henry Morgan,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boistering Up a Coal Trade with Protection. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I desire to draw your protectionist readers' attention to an opportune instance of the tyranny of the principles they advocate, admirably portrayed in your issue of this morning, under the heading…
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