ON April 2 and succeeding days the MINER printed long reports of the disaster which had occurred in the Mount Charlotte mine, near Kalgoorlie. A few weeks afterwards, ...
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Advertising : 352 wordsOne hundred and seventy-two London engineering firms have now conceded the eight hours day. A mass meeting of engineering operatives ...
Article : 82 wordsThe Mines Accidents Commission sat again this morning at the Council-chambers. JOSEPH WILKS, inspector of stock, was the first witness examined. His object, he ...
Article : 793 wordsAt a recent meeting of the Football Association (Mr Plant in the chair) the chairman read a letter from Mr. Cann, M.L.A., in which it was stated that the ...
Article : 138 wordsButler was executed shortly after 8 o'clock this morning in Darlinghurst Gaol. The sky was overcast and threatening, but crowds assembled in the vicinity of the ...
Article : 228 wordsBoth Houses sat last evening. ...
Article : 11 wordsDr. Cullen presented a petition from 920 residents of Sydney and suburbs, praying that no amendment should be made in the preamble of the Commonwealth Bill by the ...
Article : 91 wordsThe Standard states that the Porte has agreed to reduce the amount of its claim by way of war indemnity from Greece by two millions sterling. ...
Article : 69 wordsPatriot is now owned by Mr. M'Cracken, of Melbourne, who purchased the colt privately from Mr. D. O'Brien. It is probable that Nipper, who broke a ...
Article : 221 wordsMr. Garrard (Education), replying to Mr. Hogue, said he was aware that there was discontent amongst the male teachers because the deductions from their salaries ...
Article : 338 wordsMr. G. H. Reid has visited Johnstone, in Renfrewshire, his native town, and has been received with enthusiasm. The residents, removing the horses, dragged his carriage ...
Article : 175 wordsIN the Tarrawingee Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. Makinson, P.M., the charges of breaches of the mining regulations against James Stirling, manager, and ...
Article : 892 wordsThe Treasurer, in reply to Mr. Foster, said he did not think it likely that the Government would remove the stock tax on store cattle imported far re-stocking ...
Article : 585 wordsTHE inspector intends to rigidly enforce the council's bylaw regarding riding or driving on footpaths. Cyclists and horsemen alike will be summoned if caught. ...
Article : 55 wordsTHE Broken Hill butchers have revised their price list, and from to-morrow (Saturday) the new schedule will be in force. The prices are on the whole slightly ...
Article : 245 wordsJohn Armstrong, an elderly miner, has been killed at Dargo by a fall of earth. Thomas Carroll and William Price, miners working in Lansell's 180 mine, ...
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Family Notices : 61 wordsThe wool market continues very firm Good scoured merinoes have advanced a halfpenny per pound. ...
Article : 23 wordsTHOSE of us who five years or so ago fondly hoped that strikes were practically things of the past are likely to be further undeceived. The workman ...
Article : 818 wordsThe punitive expendition to the Tochi district is destroying all the fortified native positions at Maizar and Sheranni. ...
Article : 24 wordsNews is to hand that a party of surveyors in the Dunolly district had camped in a house which took fire. One man was burnt to death, and another had a narrow escape, ...
Article : 64 wordsSenator Sherman (U. S. Secretary of State), has informed Mr. Hay (the U. S. Ambassador in London) that Great Britain will be held responsible for any embarrassments ...
Article : 69 wordsSIR,—I have pleasure in endorsing your remarks anent an O. B. I., and under certain conditions should very much like to see such an icstitution in our midst. But I ...
Article : 368 wordsThe Mayor's room at Ararat has beenbroken into and all the wines and spirite stolen. A Gippsland branch of the Victorian ...
Article : 110 words"LA MASCOTTE" last night drew an excellent audience. The piece went splendidly from start to [?]nish, and encores and applause were frequent. Miss Lily Everett, as ...
Article : 494 wordsFor some time a number of forged cheques have been tendered at several leading estatlishments. Although at the time the cheques were presented the detectives' ...
Article : 118 wordsA COOLGARDIE correspondent reported on Wednesday:—To-day the warden decided to recommend the minister of Mines to grant three months' exemption to the Lady ...
Article : 194 wordsThe German steamer Solingin, which has arrived here, brings 20 full-blood merino rams and ewes for Messrs, Henry Austin and Co., of Sydney. ...
Article : 67 wordsThe Hon. J. H. Want, Q.C. (Attorney-General), has been interviewed concerning the effect of the decision of Mr. Justice Manning in the case Cooper v. the Land ...
Article : 209 wordsIn the Legislative Council last evening the Mining Bill was read a second time. In the Assembly Mr. Murray called attention to the intention of the Orange ...
Article : 183 wordsWilliam Waters, mining manager, has been committed to take his trial on a charge of falsifying the share register of his company. Other charges against him are ...
Article : 44 wordsTwo or three short cables pregnant of disaster were published some days ago announcing that the most terribly destructive earthquake of modern times had ...
Article : 383 wordsEDISON'S latest idea, on which he is now engaged in making experiments, is the reproduction of theatrical performances without the instrumentality of manager or actor. ...
Article : 340 wordsSIR,—I notice in your yesterday's issue a letter signed " W. Blows." which I opine is intended as a stifling reply to mine of the 10th instant on the above subject. But as ...
Article : 318 wordsIn the Assembly, Mr. Leahy gave notice of his intention to move that the representation of Queensland in the Federal Convention is desirable and that Federation is in ...
Article : 67 wordsMr. L. A. Wells, leader of the Calvert exploring expedition, returned yesterday by the steamer Innamincka from West Australia with the bodies of Messrs. C. Wells ...
Article : 172 wordsON Wednesday the Mines Accidents Commissioner (Judge Murray) and his secretary (Mr. E. C. Wright) availed themselves of the opportunity to visit Tarrawingee and ...
Article : 194 wordsMR WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of South Broken Hill, has at a half-yearly meeting been elected president of the Barrier branch of the A. M. A. in succession to Mr. John ...
Article : 35 wordsTwo French warships were despatched yesterday forenoon to search for the overdue steamer Tanais, from New Caledonia. It is feared that she has broken some of her ...
Article : 127 wordsSIR,—In reply to "Another Obserter," I beg to state that no thought was entertained of advertising a machine. I only stated that the Cornish system of ore-dressing ...
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Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), Fri 16 Jul 1897, Page 2
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