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Mining & the mines, 1899

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Southern Coal Trade

Evening News · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 2

WOLLONGONG, Monday.—The coal trade was very brisk last week, and the berths at the Port Kembla and other district jetties were almost constantly occupied. The principal loadings at…

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A Gold Discovery

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 4

A report has been received by the Mines Department from Mr. Wilkinson, warden of Mudgee, in reference to a discovery of alluvial gold in the parish of Galambine, county of Phillip. The…

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The Coal Weighing Difficulty

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 6

WOLLONGONG, Saturday.--With regard to the coal weighing question, the miners of the different collieries are endeavoring to make local agreements with owners upon a basis of 2s…

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West Australian Gold- Fields

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 6

KALGOORLIE, Sunday.--The North Boulder crushing for the first fortnight in March was 45[?] tons, yielding 466oz. Diskon and party had a crushing of stuff from their claim, Moonlight…

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New Guinea Mining

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 5

Mr. Justice Winter, Acting-Administrator of New Guinea, reports, under date 25th January, to his Excellency the Governor of Queensland: "Gold mining is still practically confined to the…

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Charters. From 1St March. Coal

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 2

Alsterthal, sh, Newcastle to the West Coast Amiral Troude, bq, Newcastle to San Francisco Avonia, bq, Newcastle to Manila…

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Gold in the Mudgee District

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 7

The Under-Secretary for Mines is in receipt of a report from Warden Wilkinson, of Mudgee, stating that a discovery of alluvial gold, in new ground, has been made by a party of three prospectors on Mr…

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Newcastle. District Mining Matters

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 7

At a meeting of the Wallsend miners' lodge, held on Friday evening last, the local secretary, referring to the negotiations proceeding for a settlement of the weighing difficulty, objected to…

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A Victorian Mining Official

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 5

LONDON, Friday Afternoon.--Mr. Ernest Lidgey, mining representative at the Victorian Agent-General's office, has resigned. He will return to Victoria by the, R.M.S. Oceana, and open…

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Newcastle. the Coal Export Trade. Newcastle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 5

The steamer Holyrood arrived from Table Bay yesterday to load a cargo of coal for Manila; and the ship Coriolanus arrived from Brisbane to load for the West Coast. The four-masted barque Benares sailed…

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Wyalong District Court. Interesting Mining Suit

Evening News · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 7

WYALONG, Monday.—The Dictrict Court was held on Friday, before Judge Rogers. In the ease of M'Cormick v. Goodwin, an action for malicious prosecution, £200 damages being…

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The Northern Mines. Probable Settlement of the Weighing Difficulty. A Good Fortnight's Work. NEWCASTLE

The Australian Star · Monday 20 March 1899 · page 4

Work at the pits of the district has been fairly brisk during the past fortnight. For the pay to be drawn on Friday the following number of days were worked:--Hetton,…

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Mining

Evening News · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 7

SINGLETON, Tuesday.—A syndicate to prospect the auriferous country near the Crow Mountain field has been formed at Singleton. Two practical miners are to be sent out…

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The Coal Trade

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 6

HELENSBURGH, Monday.--The Helensburgh miners decided some short time ago to settle the weighing question with the management by offering to got coal for 2s per ton, and have every skip…

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The Coal Export Trade

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 5

The quantity of coal shipped at the Government hydraulic cranes at the Dyke for home, intercolonial, and foreign consumption during the week ended this morning totalled 53,532 tons, as compared with…

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Newcastle. Work at the Mines

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 5

Operations at the collieries were fairly active during the fortnight ended on Saturday, the Newcastle "A" and "B," Hetton, Wickham and Bullock Island, Waratah, Co-operative, East Greta,…

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Mining Managers' Reports

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 7

Broken-hill Junction, March 14.--"675ft. level south (M' Intyre's shaft): Drive extended 5ft., making 245ft. from main crosscut; face shows sulphide, intermixed with quartz. Stope at back of level: Ore broken not quite…

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Charters. From 1St March. Coal

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 3

Alsterthal, sh, Newcastle to the West Coast Amiral Troude, bq, Newcastle to San Francisco Avonia, bq, Newcastle to Manila…

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The Coal Difficulty. the Newcastle Negotiations

Evening News · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 3

NEWCASTLE, Monday.—The coal trade difficulties appear to be in a much more satisfactory condition than for some time past, and there is every appearance of the near approach of…

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The Coal Weighing Question. Wollongong

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 March 1899 · page 5

Local agreements have been-entered into by the masters and men at some of the southern collieries, and a prominent official of the miners' union says there is every probability of the weighing difficulty…

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