The Coal Exports
NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—The exports of coal from this port this week has been 35,145 tons, this districted [?]…
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Mining Intelligence
Yesterday being a public holiday, the Exchanges were closed. The following additional sales were reported on Thursday is Gympie and Charters Towers…
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THE Lithgow coal trade is still quiet, the average not exceeding two or three shifts weekly. It was reported that work was to be resumed at Hartley Vale last Monday. The shale mines there have…
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Have, after the severest public tests, been awarded to St. Jacobs Oil for its marvellous power to quickly relieve and conquer pain…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →An Alloy Resembling Gold
This alloy, by the Menden works, might be substituted for gold, not only because of its colour, but also by reason of certain properties that it possesses. It remains unalterable, without any modification of its…
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PROSPECTOR (Narrandera).—The sample forwarded by you is "brown iron ore." Its component parts are:—Iron oxide, 83dwt. 3grs.; Silica, 5dwt. 6 grs.; moisture, 11dwt. Total 99dwt. 9grs. The above figures…
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The coal trade has been fairly brisk considering the present state of affairs. The export this week has been 35,145 tons, thus distributed:—Victoria, 12,490 tons; United States, 8873 tons; New Zealand, 5703…
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New Emerald Proprietary Company. —Mr. D. M. O'Donnell, the local director of the New Emerald Proprietary Company, has 6000 carats of emeralds on hand, also a large quantity…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Run. Alexander Brown and Miners Strikes. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—In the course of his speech on the Newcastle Pasturage Reserve Bill, Mr. Alexander Brown took occasion to say that "strikes were not always duo to employees; "sometimes they were cased by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hon. Alexander Brown and Miners' Strikes. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir,--In the course of his speech on the Newcastle Pasturage Reserve Bill, Mr. Alexander Brown took occasion to say that "strikes were not always due to employes…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Helensburgh Mining Award. a Statement of the Case
The Helensburgh minors employed in the Metropolitan Colliery have withdrawn the notice which would have resulted in the men leaving the mine during the coming…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Law for the People. Mining Act (Pegging a Lease)
As I was looking through some volumes of the law reports I was surprised to find a large number of cases in which the title of original applicants to gold-mining leaaas had been upset on the ground…
Continued on Trove, page 45 →The Helensburgh Dispute. Award of the Arbitration Court Adopted by the Miners. HELENSBURGH
The Helensburgh miners have withdrawn the 14 days' notice given by them to the manager, and have agreed to continue work on the terms of the arbitrators…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Book Iii.—a Land of Gold. Chapter Xxiv.—murderer's Gully— Six Mysterious Sailors
Pass we over a few weeks of time, and change we the scene to a Victorian goldfield called M'I vor,, a dismal flat, or nearly so, surrounded by hills, and with a small…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Mining at Gundagai. M'inerney's Claim. Deep Alluvial Workings. No. 2
I next left, accompanied by Mr. White, the police magistrate of the Gundagai district, upon a visit of inspection to the great alluvial mining property known as M'Inemey's. Passing over…
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HILLGROVE, Saturday. -- West Sunlight Gold-mining Company: The contractors started sinking the main shaft on Monday last, meeting with the usual good working…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Colliery Disaster. Explosion in an American Mine. Twenty-five Persons Killed
LONDON, Sunday.--New York telegrams report a disastrous explosion at the Shamokf Colliery in the State of Pennsylvania. The explosion was caused by gases…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coal and Shale Export
On the last day of March the Burns line iron barque Altcar cleared with 13[?]7 tons shale for Liverpool and a quantity of tallow, copra, and sundries, details of which are given elsewhere. There are loading shale, or to load,…
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To-day being a holiday, the mining exchanges were closed. Mr. Herbert Douglas, New South Wales director for the Rockvale Freehold Gold-mining…
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LONDON, April 1.—Mr. Merricks, a partner in the firm of Edward Riley and Company, metallurgists, mining engineers, &c, of London, is about to visit New Zealand, in…
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