Mining
GILGUNNLA, Saturday.—The stampers have started work again at the local battery. They are workings on stone from the Dream and the Larcombe prospectors. The Silver Ray, the…
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Yields. Gold
Grant's Tunnel tributors, Mount M'Donald, 5 tons, 16oz. 2dwt. Lady Florence, C.T., 150 tons, 55oz. Star of the East, Ballarat, 606oz…
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The Victorian Minister for Mines (Mr. Foster) is being strongly pressed to issue leases to dredge for gold in a number of the principal Victorian rivers, the suggestion contained in our leading…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The Coal Trade. Tee Coal-weighing Difficulty. Wollongong
During the week the impression generally prevailed that the Mount Kembla miners would carry their tools out at the end of the week. Various meetings have recently been held with the object of…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—The safety lamp question is still causing a good deal of stir at Burwood. Some time back the Chief Inspector of Collieries recommended the adoption of safety…
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The quantity of coal exported to foreign and intercolonial ports during the week ended this afternoon was 40,262 tons, as compared with 30,286 tons last week-an increase of 976 [?]ons. The distribution…
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Broken Hill South Silver-mi[?] Company. No Ltability, April 8.—Block 7 shaft sunk 4ft, total 79ft; at this point shaft connected with the rise from the 700ft. level, 400ft, north drive off No. 2 east crosse[?]t driven 12ft.,…
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It is probable (says a Brisbane daily, dated April 6), that the new mining regulations will be appro ed by the Execu'ive Council this week, and will take the force of law practically as from the first of the present…
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The following complete specifications have lately been accepted in the various colonies undermentioned, and letters patent will, therefore, issue to the applicants in due course. This…
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In the November issue of the "New Zealand Mines Record" a letter appeared from Mr. G. J. A. Richardson, Invercargill, in reply to Mr. J. B. Jaquet, A.R.S.M., F.G.S., In whose pamphlet…
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The Brown Hill Contral, an English company, is sending a parcel of 200 tons of ore to the Lake view South battery for treatment. At the 11oft. level of the [?] shaft of the north…
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According to a return issued by the Mines Department, Sydney, the yield of gold in New South Wales during the month of March was 37,486oz, of an estimated value of £130,877 This was an…
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B.H. Block 10 mill last week treated 2916 tons crudes, yielding 524 tons concentrates, bulking 34.61oz. silver, 64.4 per cent, lead, 8.41 per cent, zinc. The week's despatches amounted to 1442 tons,…
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There has been considerable stir in mining matters at Condobolin of late. Two experts from Sandhurst (Victoria) visited the place during the week, and made an offer for Shepherd's…
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Mr. Pittman, the Government Geologist, has reported to the Minister for Mines on a matter of considerable geological interest, in regard to the formation of the White Rock Silver Mine,…
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Yesterday morning an official inspection of the Submarine Miners encamped at Chowder Bay was mude by Colonel S.C.U.Smith, R.A., P.J.D. Commandant, on behalf of Major-General French,…
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The Submarine Mining Company of the N.S.W. Corps of Engineers concludes its 17 days' annual course of continuous training at Chowder Bay to-day. Both the permanent and partially-paid…
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BROKEN-HILL, Friday. -- An exciting episode occurred at the junction mine last night about half-past 8 o'clock. William Shackle, night-watchman, in the course of his rounds observed a…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Grantley Divorce. "Mine Own Familiar Friend." Mrs. Langtry's Brother's Matrimonial Troubles
LONDON, March. 10. -- Mr. Clement, Martin Le Breton, Mrs. Langtry's brother and a well-known London barrister, was the petitioner in a peculiarly disgraceful divorce case on Saturday last…
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