Mining Notes
The Mount Lyell Company has consigned 3867 tons of blister copper for the current half-year. The Brilliant Central Company (Charters…
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Opal Mining
WHITE CLIFFS, Wednesday. -- A party of miners, fully equipped for three months, left here to prospect the ridges north-west of Purnanga station, 70 miles away, for opal…
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The weekly report from the Smith's Creek tin, states that tho north end of the stope at the 300ft. level continues in ore of fair grade. The stope at the 200ft. level is not looking so…
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CLIFTON, Wednesday. -- For the past fortnight the local coal and coke trade tins been exceptionally brisk. Full time has been worked at North Bulli for the pay to be drawn on Friday…
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NeWCASTLE, Wednesday -- The unfortunate hitch which has occurred in the special mining tribunal, consequent upon the stopping of work at several of the mines in the Hunter district,…
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So far as regards the amount of business transacted, the market was unusually quiet yesterday morning, especially in silver shares, not one transaction being recorded. Buying…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →British Broken Hill Mine. Broken Hill
All mullocking in the British Broken Hill mine has been completed, and the only work under ground now in progress is the extension of the 800ft north drive, and the sinking of…
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WYALONG, Thursday.—The strike still continues, and there is no apparent prospect of an early termination. Mr. R. M. Gibson, P.M., has written to both parties suggesting that a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Iate Mining. Charters Towers
To-day's quotations were:—B. Extended, b 4/6; Carrington, 2/11, 3/3; Mines, s 1/4½; Nexican, /8, /10; paid, b 1/10; Alexandra, b /10; Kelly's, 1/4, 1/6; paid, s 1/11; Mills, 13/7…
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The late dull tone in all lines dealt in on the Sydney Exchange was even more pronounced yesterday, the entire turnover comprising but 10 sales -- the result, primarily, of a disposition…
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LONDON, Wednesday Evening.—The Associated Chambers of 'Commerce, now holding a convention in London, strongly condemned the proposal to limit the hours of work in mines…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday. -- Dr. Stretch, Bishop of Newcastle, arrived yesterday, on route, to London to attend the Pan-Anglican Congress. He left to-day, via South Africa. After referring…
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Work at the London mine is proceeding steadily. Nothing further has been done with the trial shaft which was commenced some time ago, but temporarily abandoned, owing to the…
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A strong financial group in London is supporting the scheme to supply Melbourne with electric power from brown coal from Laverton, on the shore of Altona Bay, and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Strike of Clippers. Support From the Miners. Kurri Kurri
The strike of clippers at Pelaw-Main colliery reached an acute stage to-day, when the miners decided to support the clippers in their demand. The men conveyed their…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →North Mount Lyell Mine. the New Development Opening Up Well. Queenstown
At the 1000 feet level of the North Mount Lyell mine, the downward continuation of No. 18 stope ore body proved in the main crosscut is opening up satisfactorily. At the 850…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Colliery Troubles. Action by the Federation. Discipline to Be Enforced. Strikers Must Resume Work. Newcastle
The latest development in connection with the trouble at the three collieries where strikes exist, which have been responsible for the adjournment of the Special Coal Court, is…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Eight Hours in Mines Condemned by London Merchants London, Wednesday, 3.15 p.m
The London Chamber of Commerce has, with only two dissentients, passed a resolution strongly condemning the bill providing for the introduction of the eight hours…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Equity Court. (Before Mr. Justice A. H. Simpson, Chief Judge in Equity.) Concerning a Copper Mine. Nicholson v Gander
His Honor delivered his reserved judgment in this case, which was heard last year. The suit was one in which Albert Nicholson was plaintiff, and Georgo Gander, Andrew Murray,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →No[?] 2 Jury Court. (Before Mr. Justice Pring and a jury of four.) Case Settled. Caledonian Coal Company, Limited, v Sulphide Corporation, Limited
This case, having been settled, was struck out. THE RECENT ILLAWARRA RAILWAY ACCIDENT…
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