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Mining & the mines, 1952

3,110 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 156

Street in 'Gold' Rush for Mystery Pay Dirt

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 2

GOLD! The cry went up in Ferndale St., Newtown, today. As word of the bonanza spread, kiddies, mothers,…

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Street in 'Gold' Rush for Mystery Pay Dirt

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 3

GOLD! The cry went up in Ferndale St., Newtown, today. As word of the bonanza spread. kiddies, mothers,…

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Street in 'Gold' Rush for Mystery Pay Dirt

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 2

"GOLD!"-- The cry went up in Ferndale St., Newtown, today and news of the bonanza spread swiftly. Children and the aged…

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Street in 'Gold' Rush for Mystery Pay Dirt

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 3

GOLD! The cry went up in Ferhdale St., Newtown, today. As word of the bonanza spread, kiddies, mothers,…

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Crossbreds Weakened U.S. to use more rubber Capital for Mining Co. Processors Buy Peas

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 18

The crossbred wool market in Australia has been weakened by price control on the U.S. will consume about 1,336,000 long tons of new rubber in 1952 estimates the U.S. Rubber Victoria Antimony Mines, Ltd., has Treasury consent to issue 728,000 5 ordinary shares. Processors bought peas at Sydney Markets yesterday. Agents offered 1591 bags…

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'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Mounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold over the densely- wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

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'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Mounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold over the densely-wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

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'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Bounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold the densely-wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

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'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Mounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold over the densely-wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

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'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Mounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold over the densely-wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

Continued on Trove, page 15 →

'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Mounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold over the densely-wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

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'Frozen Hell' Gold Towns Turned Pious When Mounties Rode Along 150 Red Coats Who Tamed The Arctic Circle

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 15

THE morning of April 11, 1875, dawned crisp and cold over the densely-wooded banks of Canada's North Saskatchewan River. Trapper Alec Roland was bundling up rolls of beaver pelts outside his small tent, when a…

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Two Mines Idle

The Sun · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 4

Two mines on the western coal field are idle today and one on the northern field is part manned…

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Gold Yields

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 20

Cocks Eldorado (1 1-3 work. wks.), 61,100yds. gold and tin conc. valued at £1861. Enterprise N.G. (Dec.). 17½oz…

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Rebel Mine Under Train

The Sun · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 2

SAIGON, Thursday. -- 20 Cambodians were injured yesterday when a terrorist mine exploded…

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Coal Board to Sell Property

The Sun · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 13

The Joint Coal Board is to dispose of Frazer House, Bridge St., which it resumed for administrative offices at a cost of about £80,000 three years ago…

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New Gold Company To Test Edie Ck

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 6

Eldorado Consolidated (New Guinea) Options Co., N.L., will be registered soon to test sluicing prospects on…

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New Bid for Niagara's Gold Firm Planning To Recover £200,000

Daily Mirror · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 5

LONDON, Thurs. (Kemsley). -- A new attempt to salvage £200,000 in gold from the sunken liner Niagara, is believed to be…

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New Bid for Niagara's Gold Firm Planning To Recover £200,000

Daily Mirror · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 5

LONDON, Thurs. (Kemsley). -- A new attempt to salvage £200,000 in gold from the sunken liner Niggara. is believed to be…

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New Bid for Niagaras Gold Firm Planning To Recover £200.000

Daily Mirror · Thursday 17 January 1952 · page 5

LONDON, Thurs. (Kemsley). -- A Dew attempt to salvage £200,000 in gold from the sunken liner Niagara, is believed to be…

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