Gold at Cobar
The following telegram has been received at the Mines Department from the warden at Cobar: " Great excitement has been caused through gold having been discovered at Bee Mountain, 12…
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Mining Intelligence
The following transactions were recorded yesterday by the Sydney Stock Exchange:—Morning: Nymagee Copper, 7s. 6d.; British Broken Hill Silver, 76s.; Block 10, 50s.; New North, 35s., 34s. 6d., 34s.; South,…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.--The ceremony in connection with the formal opening of the South Australian School of Mines was held in the eastern annexe of the Exhibition Building on…
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With a view to preventing the serious loss, of time which often occurs in consequence of applications for mining leases not being properly filled in, and thus necessitating their return to the…
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The following sales took place this morning at the Exchange:-Silver: Central B. Hill (contributing), 73s; Webb's (contributing), 15s. In giving evidence in the Divorce Court this…
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The Mines Department has received official news of the further discovery of gold on our north coast, proving in every way the correctness of the Departmental reports in regard to the country from near…
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Applications for mining leases are frequently sent by the wardens to the head office in a defective state. The errors and omissions being detected in Sydney, the applications have to be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gold Discovery at Cobar. Immense Excitement
"GREAT excitement," wires the warden of Cobar to the Minister for Mines, "has been caused through gold having been discovered at Bee Mountain, 12 miles…
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ALBURY, Tuesday.--Another extraordinarily rich find of gold is reported from Black Range, surpassing anything that has been met with on this goldfield. A party of prospectors, the…
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COBAR, Tuesday.--There was great excitement here yesterday over the reported find of a rich reef at Bee Mountain, about 12 miles southeast from Cobar. Every available horse was…
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NEWCASTLE, This Day.--The Glebe miners held their usual monthly meeting last night. A letter was read from Mr. Keightly, engineer, objecting to the men…
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The Minister for Mines, Mr. Sydney Smith, last evening received the following telegram from Messrs. Mackenzie and Dixon with reference to the Stockton mine:--"Have just…
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Newcastle, Wednesday.-The Maritime Labor Council is inviting the Newcastle miners to support the seamen in a demand that none but union labor be employed in what are called…
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Middle Creek Hill G.M. Syndicate, Wattle Flat.-The secretary reports, Under date June 10, as follows: Plenty of water is now available for crashing purposes, recent rains having filled the dam. The 5…
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London, June 11.-The Ukulunda Mining and Smelting Company (Queensland) has been registered with a capital of £100,000…
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Operations in the mining market were rather limited yesterday, there being an apparent inclination on the part of buyers to hold off. The principal business done was amongst Broken Hill stocks, but in nearly all of…
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London, June 12.Mr. Buckland has registered and floated the Central Day Dawn Goldmining Company, of Charters Towers, Queensland, with a capital of £120,000…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.--In reply to a communication from the secretary of the Maritime Council, the Glebe miners have promised to assist the council in their efforts to have only…
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