Work at the Collieries. Newcastle
Work at the pits for the fornight ending last Saturday, the pay for which was drawn to-day, was fairly brisk. The number of days worked of each were :--Stockton and…
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Mining
It will be seen by our business columns that Mr. A. H. Barclay is now the Sydney representative of the New Central Broken-hill mine, and that Mr. H. C. Baker who,…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—For the pay which is to be given out to-morrow the collieries have worked fairly well. South Waratah is still idle, owing to the collapse which occurred in the main…
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"I know where there is a piece of gold that four men cannot lift with their bare hands." Pancho Gonzalez made this remark…
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There was no improvement in the Mining market yesterday, the only sales being in Proprietory abures at late rates. Sydney Stock Exchange.—The latest quotations…
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AUCKLAND, Friday.—A correspondent of the DUNEDIN STAR reports the discovery of a new gold field at the extreme northern end of the county of Vincent—at a point known as Timaru…
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BATHURST, Friday.—A mining accident occurred yesterday at the Williams Mine, Spring Creek Wattle Flat. A man named Joseph Thomas, while working in one of the drives, was crushed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Strike of Woonona Miners. Bulli, Thursday/
The Woonona miners are still ou strike. Meetings continue to be held, but nothing definite has been decided upon. The secretary is still communicating with the managing proprietor, Mr. Woolcott-Waley,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gold for Australia. London, May 11
The Banmk of Australasia and the Union Bank of Australia are each shipping 250,000 sovereigns for Australia tomorrow…
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Their Honors of the Full Court were not unanimous yesterday in their decision in the equity appeal of Kelly v. Broken-hill South Silver-mining Company,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Miners' Troubles. the Burwood Dispute. Strike to Be Declared Off
NEWCASTLE, Friday,—The miners' lodges in the district have decided by 128 votes to 88 that the Burwood miners shall resume work, and accept the terms offered by the proprietors at the recent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Charge of Theft. Against a Mining Manager
Alfred Austin Gallagher was again before the Water Police Court to-day charged with having stolen a valuable security, to wit, a cheque for the payment of £248 belonging…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hon. Alexander Brown and Miners' Strikes. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—When Mr. F. W. Binney favoured the public with his first contribution to your columns on this subject, he never contemplated that a time would come when it would be necessary for him, by way…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Banks. Gold for Sydney. A.J.S. Meeting. LONDON, May 11
The Union Bank of Australia and the Bank of Australasia are each shipping £250,000 in gold to Sydney to meet tho demand that may be made on the gold…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining Company Directors and Their Fees. a Judgment of the Full Court
Argument in the appeal case Kelly and others v. Broken-hill South Silvermining Company was concluded in Banco yesterday. The case had reference to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Banking Crisis. THE A.J.S. Scheme. Meeting of Shareholders. Proposed Bank Amalgamation. the Queensland National Bank. Gold for Australia
LONDON, May 11.—The shareholders of the Australian Joint Stock Bank at the meeting to-day unanimously approved of the amended scheme of reconstruction…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A New Goldfield
AUCKLAND, Thursday. -- The correspondent or the Dunedin Star reports the discovery of a new goldfield at the extreme northern end of the Vincent county -- at a point known as…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Iron and Coal Resources. Mr. J. W. Ormiston's Report. The Extent and Value of our Deposits. Why Iron Works Were Not Established Recently--Words for the Working Men
The articles which we have published under this heading have awakened a large amount of interest, not only among those who may be said to be directly concerned in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Law Report, Supreme Court.—thursday, May 11. In Banco.—(Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice STEPHEN, and Mr. Justice Foster.) Kelly and Others V. Broken Hill South Silver-mining Company (Part Heard.)
Sir Julian —Salomons Q.C., Mr. Lingen, and Mr. Wise, instructed by Mr. A. Matheson, appeared for the appellant company; and Mr. A. H. Simpson and Mr. Langer Owen, instructed by Messrs. Stephen,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coal Mines Regulation Bill
In the N.S.W. Legislative Council on May 4 Mr Pigott moved—"That the select committee appointed on the Coal Mines Regulation Bill be authorised to make visits of inspection to and…
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