Mining Conference
HOBART, February 8.-;At the Mining Conference on Friday it was proposed as a basis of formation of mining boards, that a central council and five distinct…
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The Gold Fields
CARCOAR, February 9.-At the Blue Jacket Mine, Belmore, Messrs. Frederick Smith, and Grimshaw are raising first class stone, which will be treated at their own…
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At the Blue Jacket mine, Belmore, near Canowindra, work is being proceeded with. The party are putting in drives at the 160ft. level, where the reef is fully 2ft, wide. The main shaft is being…
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The Minister for Mines has received a report, under date Gundagai, February 2, from Warden Weekes, in which he states that he recently visited Bundarra (near…
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Mining matters generally appear to be reviving, Hargraves being mainly responsible for the movement. The developments on this historic field give very great promise, and it looks now as if a more…
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The manager of the Proprietary Company reports the following yield for week ended January 31: Ore treated—Smelters, 9088 tons; bullion obtained, 797 tons;…
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M. W.—The samples forwarded were: Quartz, with iron, and tailings from that quartz. The quartz assays, by amalgamation: Gold (fine), 2oz. 6dwt. 16gr. per ton; the silver was not determined. The tailings assay: Gold,…
Continued on Trove, page 308 →Intercolonial Mining News Tasmania
Launceston.—February 1: At a meeting of the Volunteer Company it was reported that £26,000 had been paid in dividends during the half-year, and that the…
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At the mining conference yesterday it was proposed as the basis of formation of mining boards that a central council and five district boards should bo elected. Each…
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Mr. Zebina Lane has arrived after having made arrangements for pumping the water from Hannan's Lake for crushing on the Goolgardie Company's claim. The machinery and the pipes…
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The announcement which appeared in our columns yesterday that all strikes in the coal trade have been declared "off" will prove a gratifying…
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A terrible disaster has occurred in a colliery in Montceau les Mines, in France. By an explosion of firedamp, 50 miners were killed, and many others were horribly…
Continued on Trove, page 274 →Mining in Victoria. Upper Gladstone Gold. Output from Briagolong. £2000 Worth in a Week--The Discovery at Bruthen
The scene of the recent rich discovery of gold on the Upper Gladstone, about 10 miles from Briagolong (Vic.), has been visited by Mr. Reginald Murray, the…
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LONDON, Friday.--The American House of Representatives has by a majority of 27 declined to sanction President Cleveland's proposed issue of…
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The E. and A. Co.'s steamship Menmuir, Captain Hugh Craig, is to leave Gibbs, Bright and Co.'s wharf at Miller's Point at 4 o'clock this afternoon…
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The Mining Conference sat again to-day. It was proposed, as the basis of formation of mining boards, that a central council and five distinct boards should be elective, each board comprising…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Greta Miners. Deputation to the Manager. Their Services Not Required. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Greta
The report of the delegate at the meeting held at Newcastle yesterday was given to the Greta Lodge, and has caused much indignation. The minute declaring all strikes off was stigmatised…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →A Granishee Order Parramatta Court—Wednesday. February 6. (Before Messrs. W. M. Macfarlane, Ac[?]ng P. M. and S. Gold J.P.)
Bleakley and Burringer, claimants; George Sauer, defendant; W. Neller, garbusgee, The amount in question in this case was £20 8s 3d. The facts were that Nollere bad…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wyalong Goldfield. Work for the Batteries Plentiful
WYALONG, Friday.--Father Curran proposes to make an exhaustive examination of the field. He will bring a staff of assayers…
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A PUBLIC meeting for the consideration of the Rev. Joseph Campbali's scheme for findings employment on the goldfields for many of the present unemployed is to held at the School…
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