The Centralia Goldfield
VIEW OF WINNECKE'S REWARD…
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West Australian Goldfields
KALGOORLIE, Friday.--The Queen Margaret for the four weeks just, ended crushed 749 tons for 249oz. Hannan's Reward, (Mount, Charlotte), 420 tons…
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During February the Waihi mine treated 18,699 tons of ore for gold valued at £53,641, thus exceeding all previous records. The total value of bullion won so far is £2,695,554…
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The putting into Port Chalmers (New Zealand) of the ship Ainsdale, from Newcastle to the West Coast of America, with her cargo of coal in a heated condition, will recall to mind the many…
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WYALONG, Monday.—Operations are being actively carried on at the various lines of reef, and all the batteries, etc., are keeping well supplied with material. Owners of reduction works are…
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KALOORLIE, Monday.--Cumberland, Niagara, has treated 1160 tons for 638oz. of gold; 1da 11., 860 tons for 963 oz.; Perseverance, 10,188 tons for 17,063oz.; Great Fingall, 7236 tons for 11,582oz., worth £40,802; Some of…
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BULLI, Monday.--A special delegate meeting of the Illawarra Colliery Employees' Association was held at Wollongong on Saturday last, the whole of the officers and one delegate from each…
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Owing to the interruption of the telegraph lines, our message giving Charters Towers Stock Exchange sales and quotations had not been received up to the time these columns went to press…
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The American ship Saint Francis cleared at the Customs to-day for San Francisco with 2468 tons of Stanford-Merthyr coal, and the barquentine River Hunter for Kaipara with 485 tons of coal and 200 lifebelts…
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The directors of Winnecke's Junction Company have, the Adelaide "Register" states, appointed Mr. George L. Lines to the position of mine manager. Mr. Lines has had an extensive experience of…
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LONDON, March 9.—The "Daily Mail" states that the British Government has sent detectives to Delagoa Bay ro search for £4,000,000 of Boer gold supposed to be still…
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The Adelaide "Observer" states that on Monday morning a number of Victorians and others were seated in the fortnightly Oodnadatta train, bound from Adelaide, for the gold field. As man…
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Mr. M'Sharry, for the Tuross Gold-dredging Company, expects to have the dredge ready for work in about six weeks. Machinery is now arriving on the ground…
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The "Daily Mail" states that the British Government have sent detectives to Delagoa Bay to search for £4,000,000 of Boer gold supposed to be still hidden…
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The ship Ainsdale, bound from Newcastle to Tal Tal, west coast of South America, put into Port Chalmers to-day with her cargo of coal in a heated condition…
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The following telegram has been sent to England by the Premier, Mr. Jenkins:—"The gold discovery at Arltunga is causing considerable excitement. So far there is nothing to warrant the statements about…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Barrier Mines. Delaying Operations at the North. Dissatisfaction of Shareholders. Broken Hill
The continued inactivity of the North mine, in the face of the present satisfactory lead value, is provoking much adverse discussion locally, as the instructions which were anticipated a fortnight ago…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Arbitration Court. (Before Mr. Justice Cohen, president, and Messrs. Cruickshank and S. Smith, arbitrators.) Western District Colliery Dispute
The Western Coal Association, industrial union of employers, asked that the Coal-miners' .Mutual Protective Association, industrial union of employees, should be allowed to amend the issue in…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Arbitration Court. Before the President (Mr. Justice Cohen) and the members (Messrs. S. Smith and W. D. Cruickshank). Western District Collieries Dispute. Application to Amend Issue
Mr. Wade, instructed by Mr. Parish, appeared on behalf of the Western Coal Association, industrial union of employers, to ask that the respondant association should be allowed to amend the issue in an…
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