Barrambie Ranges Mine Progress Report
From the Murchison Times report on the Barrambie Ranges GM project. Battery and winding gear near completion. Cyanide plant contract accepted. material orders to follow on arrival in Melbourne. Development and sinking advance. notable ore at the south level and underlay workings. Krug and party work on a promising large lode for potential high returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrambie
Hulldine
Messrs. Lynch and Thompson
Melbourne
Boller
Tre Jy
Patting
Toad
Erroll
Krug Ani
NANNINE Prospectors Push Work at Local Mines
Prospector and leaseholder activity surges around Nannine as a State battery test looms. Mr Robinson maintains mail access at the Narmine mine gate on stone from the 30Mft level where vein width varies. Caledonian mine owners Aulersoo and party sink toward 80ft deeper, targeting a total depth near 200ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannine
Robinson
Aulersoo
Party
Burnakurra Mining Report Signals Active Improvement
Burnakurra reports surface work at Federa City showing compact features. The battery runs on three shifts for free milling stone though water flow intermittently halts full operation. Main wharf depth around 1201 feet, resumed periodically. Alliance work focuses on treating a mill plant. Shaft depth reached Lastt with reef width about BI gin. Owners Snell and partners face water challenges. fresh efforts begun to dewater the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa
Aliance Tribuning
Synibate
Local Mines Struggle From Capital Shortage In Town
Gabsniniha faces economic strain as limited mining capital hinders development. The Turns Dulgum and Mountain View mines anchor the economy while several smaller works run by private parties sustain some employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabsniniha
Dulgum
Mountain View
Meekatharra Leaseholders Advance Mining Machinery
Leaseholders and prospectors in Meekatharra show evident faith by erecting surface machinery and equipment on the leases. Notable installations include the Pioneer mine operated by Downie and party, the Marmont by Acknon and party, and rapid improvements at the Teliston group. The Fenlan Syndicate is negotiating for a complete surface plant as operations resume after recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuses
Pioneer Mine
Downie and Parte
Marmont
Acknon and Party
Tieliston Group
Fenlan Syndicate
Teansters
Nadie
Kingoonia battery treatment yields 18dwt per ton
A crumbing of 250 tons from the Kingoonia bease, now part of the Oroya Junior, was treated at the State battery for a return of 18dwt per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingoonia
Sale of Cobar copper mines to English company
The sale of the Great Cobar Copper Mining properties was completed by a representative of a new English company for £775,000, the balance of purchase money. A deposit of £25,000 was paid earlier. The buyer plans a plant expansion to raise output from 4000 to 13000 tons per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobar
Mumey
CHIH
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Croup Help
A local resident, Air W. A. Peake, endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine after a recent croup scare that threatened his wife and child. He notes the government requires lifesaving gear on vessels, but credits the remedy with saving his family in danger. Sold by J. S. Chapman at Marine Terrace, Geraldton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
W. A. Peake
Mount Barler
Chamberlain
Chapman
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
Stock and Stock Bazaar Report from Hopkins and Co
Messrs John M Hopkins and Co report sales at WA stock bazaar and in the country. Horses sell well with draughts for gold fields at 35 to 50 pounds and delivery horses 20 to 26, aged 11 to 18. Ewes sold to North and Mall at The Gjangiden for good wool, cattle steady, young bullocks about 4 to 6 pounds each, dairy herds promising private sale. Stud stock quoted for Shorthorns Hereford Leicester Merinos and others. Stallions selling slowly, farm lands sought with moderate terms, six apparatu sales completed, buyers aided by small deposits and securities.
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John M. Hopkins
Gavin
Wellington
Flack
North and Mall
Leicester
Nelligree
Woningtons Lish Moss Remedy Becomes Household Aid
A garbled report notes Woningtons Lish Moss as a home remedy claimed to curb ailments when other remedies fail. It stresses keeping a bottle in the house for instant use upon recognition of symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonnington
ST. Jacobs
Baroscope Institute Promotes Deafness Cure in Sydney
An August 4 1906 editorial notes the Baroscope Institute in Sydney selling De Col Jordan's invention the Baroscope, claimed to cure deafness and ear ailments through natural aural kinetics. It promises non surgical treatment via a short application, with Dr Silver presenting credentials and offering information by mail or in person at 90 Pitt Street.
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Sydney
de. Col. Jordan
America
Walforces
Pitt Street
Silver
Reader urges farmer input on state farm manager appointments
In a letter to the editor from a Victoria district correspondent the writer questions the choice of Chapman Experimental Farm manager. He argues a tram conductor should not automatically become a farm official and calls for a tribunal of farmers to test qualifications before appointment. He urges departmental nomination followed by local farmer scrutiny and asks for district action to adopt this method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Tam
Victoria
Department of Agriculture
Tait
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Avia
Tami
Tron
Government Reserves Sale Sparks Agricultural Objections
To the editor the writer argues against selling government reserves after being set aside for social purposes. He warns that continuing sales could harm agricultural areas and urges prudence and possible vetoes on future transactions to avoid indifference and rash decisions.
Testimonial for Chamberlains Colic Remedy in Geraldton
Mr G B Fitzwalter of Charleville endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting beneficial results for bowel complaints diarrhoea and dysentery. J J Chapman Geraldton distributor advertises the product and Geraldton Express subscription details in 12 months advance notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzwalter
Charleville
Chamberlain
J. J. Chaptian
Marine Terrare
Geraldton
Government should protect new districts land needs warns letter
A Northampton correspondent urges caution in selling reserved lands for new districts. He argues settlements need land for schools churches village sites recreation and public buildings and asks the Government to slow sales until future needs are ascertained, promising active support for orderly development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pttler
Northampton
By-Laws of Journalism Brief and Direct
This fragment outlines journalism rules urging brevity precision and immediacy It emphasizes sinking preface plunging into the subject striking through flowery language and condensing to essential ideas. It also warns striking out most adjectives and focusing on core thoughts.
Fragrance Clement L Wracee Lectures in August
Fragrance Clement L Wracee schedules a series of lectures in August at Day Dawn Geraldton and Masonic Hall Geraldton. Lectures include The Majesty of Creat, A Voyage Through the Universe, A Voyage Round the World, and Other Worlds than Ours. Public rest days and children’s matinees accompany the program in Northampton and Dongarra.
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief at Home
A home remedy claim says Chamberlain's Pain Balm brings instant relief for rheumatism neuralgia headaches earache toothache sore throat and similar pains. The ad notes first application relief and speedy cure and lists J H Chapman Marine Terrace Gerakitan as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Chapman
Marine Terrace
Gerakitan
Submarine Cables Link Empire Across Oceans T
Telegraph cables knit the British Empire, with over 225000 miles laid by year’s end. Engineers like Lord Kelvin and Sir John Pender solved many problems, yet ocean depths and volcanic activity still challenge maintenance. The system relies on fragile yet vital technology, with seismographs and complex multi layer armor guarding copper cores and gutta percha as cables traverse submarine trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
J. Walle Burey
Vancouver
Faboving
Australia
Col
Iiteromt
Sandra Ploning
Van
United Empire
Empire
Momagen
Germany
Mirwady
England
Great Britain
United States
Lord Kelvin
John Pender
Am Wall
Ile East
Colonia
Nova Scotia
Tetland
Sablen
Uhord
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Murchison Times
Burnakurra
Gabanintha
Meekatharra
Black Range
Lempadence
Finn
Romary
Bright
Olin
Af Bright
Trealmont
Scientife
Warner
Owen
Aly
John M. Topkins and CO
Freewan's Journal
Citapman Experimental Farm
Beecham
ENO
Nature
B.J
Suns We Harvester
McCormick Binders
McCormick
Benecia Hancock
Oliver Plows
Marshall Steam Engines
William Sandover & Co
Perth
Fremantle
London
Locus Aare
Fallowfield
Colgate
ST. Jacobs Oil
Medy. Aa
Ita Meriun
Cotar
Holbrook
Fragrance
Clement L Wracee
Walter A. Wood
NEW Century Reaper & Binder
Cyphers Standard Inc
Poultry Supplies
Pampa
Richard Pue Purser
Ae Fe
Murray
Geraldton ‘Marine Terrace
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