The Strike at the Helensburg Mine. the Question of Arbitration
HELENSBURG, Monday.--An important meeting of the miners now on strike was held to-day, when a majority favored referring the question of taking off the 3d…
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Late Mining. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Broken Hilt
At the Junction North mine they have been busy cleaning up during the past few days, and refining was started this morning. The result will be made known to-morrow afternoon, and it is stated on…
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PERTH, Monday.--Several large parcels of gold were brought to Geraldton from Esland Lake Austin, on Thursday night. One parcel contained between 200oz. and 300oz. One of…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--The Stockton Colliery is still idle on account of the continued rush of water. Messrs. J. Mackenzie (coalfields examiner), and Humble and…
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A letter was yesterday received by Mr. Clegg, Clerk of Awards, from the secretary of the Metropolitan Coal Co. at Helensburgh, who wrote intimating that he had no…
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Inquiries were made by the Clerk of Awards (Mr. Clegg) about a fortnight ago as to whether it was the intention of the miners in the employment of the Metropolitan Coal…
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The yield from the Burnt Creole mine for week ending 17th inst. was 33oz. 1dwt. gold. The quantity of matte produced at the…
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Mr. M'Kenzie, examiner of Coalfields, with Messrs. John Dixon and Humble, inspectors of collieries, went down the Stockton mine yesterday, with Mr. M'Aulife, the manager. After a close examination…
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Mr. Justice Windeyer sat in Divorce Jurisdiction Tuesday and commenced the list of preliminary applications lodged by suitors, but as his Honor's presence was required at an early hour in Newcastle, Tuesday.—Mr. Mackenzie, the Examiner of Coalfields, and Messrs. Dixon and Humble, Government Inspectors, visited Stockton Colliery yesterday, and they have reported against…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Late Mining. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Adelaide
There is no improvement in the leading shares. Sales: Wallaroo and Moonta, 14s 6d; Baker's Creek, 28s 9d; Catherine Reef, 8s 8d: Murchison Consolidated, 2s 9d: Peel River, 1s 10d; Broken, 78s 3d,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Mining Disaster. Explosion in a Pit. Fifteen Men Killed. Defective Ventilation. LONDON, February 21
Telegrams from Austria give particulars of a terrible mining disaster which has occurred as Skalitz. The miners were at work at the time, and 15 of their number…
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BROKEN-HILL, Tuesday.--The Block 10 Company is making an effort to solve the sulphide problem in a practical manner, and a plant for this purpose is being erected on…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.—The inrush of water which followed the fall in the Stockton Colliery on Friday still continues, and [?] decrease in volume falling can be noticed. Mr. W. Humble,…
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Golden Terrace Hydraulic G.M. Co., Shoalhaven River. -- The mine manager reports for week ending February 18: -- " Number of cubic yards sluiced, 57,600…
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A miners' meeting was held to-night to consider the case of Dunn, one of the check inspectors, who with his mute was discharged for disobedience of orders. It was resolved that Dunn be considered a…
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LONDON, Tuesday Night.--A terrible explosion has occurred through defective ventilation in a at mine at Stralitz, in Austria. A number of men were at work…
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Two men, named Readford and Rusden, miners, were charged yesterday at the local police court, before Mr. J. T. Lane, P.M., with stealing a quantity of ore, the property…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Country. the Greta Miners. a "Victimised" Check Inspector
GRETA, Wednesday.--A miners' mooting was held, to-night to consider the case of a man named Dunn, one of the cheek inspectors, who with his mate was dischaged for…
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Judging from latest Queensland official returns, Charters Towers as a field for deep auriferous workings has completely eclipsed the most famous fields of the southern colony, Victoria;…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday,—The quantity of water which since Friday has been rushing into the Stockton Colliery decreased slightly in volume yesterday. The work of walling off the bordwhere…
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