Mining
The following paragraph from an English paper speaks for itself:--"During the week there has been something of a boom in the shares of the Wentworth Goldfields…
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Cablegrams. (From Our Correspondent.) Gold Mining in New Zealand. London, May 25
The New Zealand Grown Gold Mining Company has teen registered with a capital of £65,000…
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Yesterday being a public holiday, the Mining Exchanges were, closed. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)…
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The Tom's Lewis Ponds contributing shareholders who have been pouring out the vials of their indignation through the medium of our correspondence columns…
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LONDON, May 25.—The New Zealand Crown Gold-mining Co. has been registered with a capital of £65,000…
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Seams of coal have been known for something like half a century. They crop out all round the bases of the lower hills which fringe the shores the Gulf of Tonquin. One of the seams is [?]…
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Near a place called Coraki, which is situated on the Richmond River at almost the extreme north of the colony, just at the point where the north and south arms of that river junction, coal has…
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LONDON, May 25.—In order to ease the financial embarrassment experienced throughout Portugal, the Portuguese Government proposes to adopt French and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal for the World. Its Area and Production. When it was First Used in England Its Discovery in America
THE question is often asked: "At the present rate of consumption, how long will it be before the world's supply of coal will be exhausted?"…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Situation in Portugal. the Gold Currency. Removal of the Import Duty on Grain. [By Cable.] (From Our Correspondent.) London, May 25
The Portuguese Government proposes to adopt French and Spanish gold as legal currency. It is also the intention of the Government to temporarily suspend the…
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A meeting of persons interested in the Tom's Lewis Ponds Gold and Silver Mining Company, convened by several shareholders, was held in Aaron's Exchange Hotel, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.—The A A. Co.'s miners have nominated Mr. James Duke for the position of general treasurer, of the Hunter Biter Misers' Association, vice William Hunter, deceased…
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Peak Hill Proprietary G.M. Co., No Liability.--The mine manager reports under date May 23:--"Dyke shaft still on good ore. Sinking No. 2 shaft has been resumed,…
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Mr. Plumb has given notice in the Legislative Assembly that he will, on Tuesday, June 16, move —"That, in the opinion of this House, it is expedient in the public interest that the Government…
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HOBART, Tuesday.--In the Supreme Court today Mr. Justice Dodds gave judgment in the case of Brisesi'a Tin-mining Company v. the New Brothers Home Company. In…
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WITH the first issues of THE DAILY COMMERCIAL NEWS, we publish several useful tables dealing with the "Black Diamonds," and trust the information will be found useful to our many friends in the coal and shipping trades. The period chosen, owing to the disastrous strike, is in some respects an unfortunate one, but we are inclined to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sir George Grey. Going to Newcastle. At the Request of the Miners
THIS morning a petition, signed at the pits mouth by over 500. Northumberland coalminers, containing a request that Sir George Grey should visit the district and speak…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →“ Lost a Gold Brooch,” to the Editor of the Mercury
SIR,—In your issue of 23rd inst. appears an advertisement headed “It’s in the Asylum now. Lost, a gold brooch, etc.,” which I consider reflects considerably upon the honesty…
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BROKEN- HILL, Wednesday.-- In the course of 12ft, the main shaft on the South mine will be down to the 513ft. level, and after 10ft. extra has been sunk for the week…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.—The following were the days worked at the undermentioned pits for the next pay: Stockton 11 days; Newcastle B pit 11, West Wallsend 10½, Wickham and Bullock…
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