Gold-mining in New Zealand. London, May 10
The Queen Charlotte Sound Gold-mining Company, New Zealand, with a capital of £200,000, has been registered…
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COUNTRY. Borehole Miners
NEWCASTLE, This Day.--Mr. Gregson has refused to reinstate the Borehole minors, who "took the cage" recently…
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COBAR, Friday.-A trial crashing for the Occidental is being put through. The machine is working well. Operations at the Occidental on a more extended scale are contemplated. Mr. Nancarrow has…
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BRISBANE, This Day.--Two gold prospecting areas have been applied for on come ground at the foot of Mount Cook, within the municipality of Cooktown…
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The following transactions were recorded yesterday by the Sydney Stock Exchange:—Morning: Burwood Coal, 24s. 3d.; Wickham and Bullock Island, 25s.3d.; Broken Hill No. 14 Block, 96s.; Junction, 20s. 6d.;…
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A new and important amendment in the practice of the Mines Department has just been introduced by Mr. Sydney Smith. Hitherto, applicants for mining leases which, from any…
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The following sales were effected at the Australasian Mining Exchange this afternoon--SILVER…
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The miners of Silesia are supporting the colliers on Westphalia, in Prussia, who are out on strike…
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The following sales took place on Friday at the Exchange:-Silver: Central Broken Hill, 28s; Broken Hill Junctions, 21s…
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WE read the letter from our Mount M'Donald correspondent (says the Carcoar CHRONICLE) with no small degree of pleasure. Since the discovery of the reefs at Mount M'Donald, those connected…
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Some splendid specimens of quartz, known as blue granite, highly impregnated with gold, were brought into town by Mr. Plumb, M.L.A., from the Balmoral Gold-mining Company, Mount M'Donald, obtained at…
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D. O'DONNELL. (Hermitage Plains).—The specimens are all iron gossans mixed with more or less quartz. No. 6 is the most promising, and an assay might be made of that, but the samples altogether present the…
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At the South mine for some weeks past excellent carbonate of lead ore, carrying chlorides, has been broken in the stopes north of No. 1 trial shaft, above the 170ft. level, bat within the last two days a richer…
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"L. B.," of Carcoar, in the course of a long letter, suggests that the Mines Inspector should be instructed by the Mines Department to visit every gold-producing district; and where the miners could prove to the…
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The Pall Mall Gazette publishes a flowery interview with Miss Alice Cornwell, who is identified with Australian mining schemes, aud also with the scheme…
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The progress report of the Prospecting Board (Messrs. Wilkinson and Slee) on the Clarence River district shows that at about four miles northwest of Chatsworth a shaft has been sunk through sevoral…
Continued on Trove, page 43 →The South Australian Copper Mines. Suspension of Work at Kadina. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Adelaide
At Kadina, judging from a letter just received by the mine authorities, it is probable that about 140 miners will be out of work in a fortnight. The following copy posted at the mines to-day, dated…
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LONDON, May 11.-The Queen Charlotte Sound Gold mining Co., New Zealand, has been registered. The capital is £200,000…
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LONDON, May 10.-A cage fell 500 feet in the main shaft of the Kaska Colliery, Pennsylvania, killing two colliers…
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