The Mining Conference
WHOEVER was responsible for the organisation of the Mining Conference that met yesterday morning must have felt at night that he had sadly muddled…
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New Mining Companies
LONDON, February 5.—The Princess Royal Gold Mining Company, Cue, West Australia, has been formed, with a capital of £80,000, of which £20,000 will be issued in shares…
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Sergeant S. Woods, of Pambula, has forwarded a report to the Inspector-General of Police, in which be states that mining in his district since August last has been making good progress, 1724oz. of gold…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Northern Coal Trade. The Existing Depression. the Premier's Intervention. Conference with Mineowners. the Selling Price and Miners' Wages
As a result of a deputation which waited upon him last week asking his intervention with a view to improving the condition of the coal trade, Mr. Reid to-day held a conference with a number of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Sydney Harbour Collieries Company. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—From time to time "inspired" paragraphs har[?] appeared in your journal in reference to a wharfag[?] site for the abeve company, the latest being in your issue of to-day. As one of those who have closely…
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The famous Dodger mine maintains its reputation, for the reef seems to be more and more studded with gold as the depth of the shaft is increased. Gold can be seen projecting from the reef all down…
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The Mining Conference resumed its sittings at St. James's Hall, Phillip-street, this morning, the Hon. Sydney Smith (Minister for Mines and Agriculture) presiding…
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In [?] with a promise made by the Premier to a deputation last week, Mr. Held has been in communication with colliery proprietors in Newcastle with regard…
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A young man named Peter Hunter was seriously injured in the South Bulli Colliery yesterday afternoon by a fall of coal. He was immediately convoyed to his home…
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The return of the ship Knight of St. Michael to port with a part of her coal dangerously overheated has directed pointed attention to this subject. It is known…
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A conference o£ delegates thoroughly representative of the mining interests of the colony was opened yesterday in St. Jame's-hall by the Minister for Mines and…
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The Princess Royal Gold-mining ComPany, Cue, Western Australia, has been formed with a capital of £80,000, of Which £20,000 is being issued in shares…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--The Princess Royal Gold-mining Company, Cue, West Australia, has been formed with a capital of £80,000, and shares to the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Conference. a Representative Gathering The Opening Speech. The Delegates In Attendance-Essays on the Mining Industry
The mining conference attended by delegates representing all mining centres of the colony opened its sittings at St. James's Hall, Phillip-street, at 11 o'clock to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining Permanency. An Interesting Essay. Are Our Mineral Deposits Nearly Exhausted and Worked Out? -- Does Mining Pay ?
The following paper was read by Mr. W. H. J. Slee, F.G.S., &c., Chief Inspector of Mines, at the Mining Conference, which opened its sittings at St. James's Hall, city,…
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An important conference of delegates from the various mining centres throughout the Colony was opened in St. James's-hall, Phillip-street, yesterday morning. Mr. Sydney Smith,…
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Mr. E. J. Fox (Mount M'Donald) moved an amendment that the period be twelve months instead of two years. Mr. N. Davis (Carcoar) seconded the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Gilgunnia Goldfield. to the Editor
Sir, -- I wish to bring before the notice of the public a few of the grievances that we, the minors of the Gilgunnia goldfield, suffer under, trusting that you will give us…
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