Mining
The volume of business in mining shares was again slack yesterday, and prices for the greater part ruled weak, though without much alteration…
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Yields. Gold
Fairlight Mine, Cue, 43 tons, 70oz. O'Grady's Claim, Cobar, 7 tons, 11oz. 18dwt. FORFEITED SHARES. Hannan's Eureka G. M. Company, at the Adelaide…
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The miners of the district will to-morrow draw their pay for the fortnight which ended on Saturday. At ail but four of the pits work has been brisk, and at no…
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The commission met yesterday after- noon at the office of the Public Service. Board. Captain Hixson, R.N., president of the Marine Board, gave further…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →DEPUTATION. Colliery Managers' Grievances. the Inspection of Weighbridges
A deputation representing the Colliery Managers' Association of Newcastle, consisting of Messrs. A. Brown, M.L.A. Alex. Ross, R. Thomas and Thos. Croudace, waited upon the…
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Work at the various collieries has been very brisk of late, and several of the pits have been worked full time. For the fortnightly pay to be drawn on Friday next the following…
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The Norwegian barque Excelsior sailed from here at Loon to- day with a cargo of coal for Port Elizabeth, South Africa…
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The coal trade of the district continues brisk, and judging by the orders in hand at the several colliery offices there is every prospect of good work…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →MINING. The Cobar Field. II
The Great Cobar Copper Mine is unquestionably the "boss" show in this part of the country. In my frit article I briefly mentioned the previous history or the mine. Now I propose only to go back…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The West Australian Gold Fields. Roasting Furnaces at Kalgoorlie
KALGOORLIE, Wednesday,--it has been decided to erect a roasting furnace on the Lake View Consols mine to experiment with the roasting of telluride ores prior to extracting gold by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Argosy of the Week. Sydney's Steam Fleet. Goldfields' Passengers. and Easter Excursions
The movements of the fleet of steamships trading out of Sydney to all parts of the world will be found under the subjoined headings:--…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The New Guinea Goldfields the Track to Mambare
THURSDAY ISLAND, Wednesday.--The track from Port Moresby to Mambare will be open in two or three weeks time, but it will not be of much use without horses or mules…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Deputations. Weighing Machines at Collieries
A deputation, consisting of Messrs. T. Croudace (superintendent of the Scottish Australian Mining Company), A. Ross (manager of the Wallsend Coal Company), and R. Thomas (colliery manager of the…
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Colliery proprietors at Newcastle have found a good deal to grumble at recently with regard to the inspection of the weighbridges at their mines. They called upon Mr. Gould yesterday,…
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A deputation from the Colliery Managers' Association of Newcastle waited on the Minister for Justice yesterday to make certain representations…
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The mining market yesterday was quiet. Broken Hill silver had more attention, Proprietary selling at 50s and Junction at 47s 6d. North Broken were slightly firmer than on the previous day. Mount…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Ironbark Mine. Grenfell
To-day at the Enterprise battery, Grenfell, the Ironbark mine finished a crushing of 55 tons of stone for 140oz. of gold. This mine, which is 26 miles from Grenfell and three miles from the big Pinnacle reef,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The New Pinnacle Group Mine
Mr. Gainford, manager of the above company, intimates that Mr. John Munday, M.E., has inspected the company's mines, and that his report goes to show the existence of large payable bodies of ore, and good prospects for future…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—At the new shaft of the Burnt Creek Company, Dunolly, yesterday the second pair of poppet legs, weighing about thirteen tons, was being hoisted into position by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Near Rylstone
RYLSTONE, Friday.—Elkins and party, at Back Creek, it is reported, have disposed of their mining property for £4000 to a big syndicate. At present thirty men are on the field, with a prospect…
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