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Mining & the mines, 1900

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Taxing the Gold Mines

Evening News · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 6

LONDON, December 31.—The Transvaal Government is imposing a tax upon the output of privately-owned gold mines. It is probable in consequence that work will be suspended in the…

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Coal Mining in Victoria

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 7

The new Minister for Mines in Victoria (Mr. Outtrim) has been visiting some of the Gippsland coal mines, which, despite spoon-feeding by the State, are but poor affairs. One of the best mines is named after Mr…

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Mining

Evening News · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 8
Also in The Daily Telegraph

The Baker's Creek Company's half-yearly cleaning up resulted in a return of 1235oz 8dwt of smelted gold. Of this 708oz 2dwt was from the boxes and 577oz 6dwt from the copper plates…

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Yields. Gold

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 9

Brookman's Bo[?]der, Kargoorne, 312 tons [?] 231ov. Carver's Mine, Hill End, 40 tons, 56oz. Meaking and party, Mount Momsen, 3 tons 16cwt.,…

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Mining Notes

The Australian Star · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 8

The manager of the Victory Forest Reefs Gold Mining Co. reports:--"South end; A little change, with the bottom a trifle softer, and shoots better; now in 129ft. from rise;…

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Mining Intelligence

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 9

Owing to the Sydney Stock Exchange being closed for the holidays, there are no official transactions to report. The value of 13 bars of dore bullion shipped by…

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The Coal Export Trade

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 9

The ship Pass of Balmaha arrived to-day from Buenos Ayres to load Duckenfield coal for Callao; the ship M. P. Grace arrived from Delagoa Bay to load a cargo of Duckenfield coal for Honolulu; and…

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Mining at Gundagai

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 7

GUNDAGAI, Friday.--When gold in quartz was first discovered at Kimo, early in 1867, the deposit was worked in a primitive way. The veins were then known as flat lenders, and occurred in a soft, pipeclay formation…

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Mining at Hillgrove

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 7

Sunday.--The Baker's Creek Company, out of the earnings of the previous year, paid its 48th dividend (£5000), and since then two similar amounts have been paid, and another could new he declared…

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The 1899 Mining Market

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 8

Elsewhere will be found the first portion of a review of the raining operations in New South Wales during the year just closed. Subjoined we publish a table showing the ranges of prices, as exhibited by…

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The Wolumla Gold Field Some Rich Yields

Evening News · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 4

CANDELO, Monday.—Meaker and party's mine at Wolumla treated 4 tons of ore at the Dapto smelting works last week which gave a record of 42oz 8dwt per ton, or over 168oz for the parcel…

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London Mining Market. London, Dec. 31

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 9

Mount Lyell, £8 15s. Mount Lyell North, £2 17s 6d. Associated Gold Mines, £7. Lake View Consols, £12 17s 6d…

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Mining in New South Wales. Review of the Year 1809. No. 1. (By Our Special Mining Reporter.)

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 3

It grows hackneyed to always write that each year shows a marked advance on the previous year's mining progress, but truth compels such a statement, and the steady, regular, aunual increase in the values…

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A Proposed Tax Upon the Rand Mines. LONDON, December 31, 3.30p.m

The Australian Star · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 5

The Transvaal Government has signified its intention of imposing a tax of 30 per cent, upon the output of privately-owned gold mines, and upon the probable output of the…

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The Bunyip. Late Commissioner of Gold Fields, Vic. (A Posthumous Paper, never before Published). (Continued.)

The Mosman Mail · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 4

Amongst the aborigines, or original inhabitants of a country where so many anomalies exist, however low we may rate their intellect we are naturally led to expect something equally…

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The Coal Industry. Foreign Trade Satisfactory. Serious Intercolonial Competition. Three Colonies Reducing Orders. the Effect of New Coalfields. a Loss of 90,000 Tons

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 3

The annual returns in connection with the coal ludustry are particularly interesting, as they disclose in a forcible manner the effect which the discovory and development of coalfields in Victoria, Western…

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Western Australia. Separation of the Eastern Goldfields. Kalgoorlie

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 January 1900 · page 9

The adjourned meeting of the Separation League will be held in Kalgoorrlie on Wednesday afternoon. At the first conference held in Coolgardie on December 13, it was decided,—…

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Taxing the Gold Mines. London, Dec. 31

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 2 January 1900 · page 5

The Transvaal Government is increasing its taxes on the gold mines of the country. It proposes to place an impost of 30 per cent, on the output of the mines…

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Mining

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 2 January 1900 · page 7

The South Tharsis concentrating plant, Mount Lyell, is now doing good work. Two hundred thousand tons of ore is already in sight, estimated to yield a profit of over £1 per ton…

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