Mining Reports From Murchison Field Show Strong Gold Output
Reports from the Mines Department detail February gold production across the Murchison region. The Vivien Golt Mine parcel yielded 302 tons at 151 fine, while Queen of the Hills and Provorcting areas report promising ore and low reduction costs. Outputs include 253.65 fine ounces from 3,301.50 tons and notable alluvial gold, with ongoing work at Garden Gully and various leases boosting the region’s mining prospects.
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Vivien Golt
Cinderell
Oman
Cork Tree
Simrico Golf
Quren GM
Northern Mises, Ltd
Fesriry
Sass
Balis
Yeni
Irom Vale
Varu Win
Murchison
Garden Gully
Messrs Pumnick
Victory United Gold Estates G. M. Co
Nile
Gullewa
Bulbcush
Yuin
Rothesay
Mining yields and ore shipments across several districts
The report details gold production and ore processing at multiple mines including Polar Star, Sirdar, St Patrick, Leanontille, Long Ree sams, Es press, Dee District, Mad Mall at Cuddingwarten, AK Cus, Day Dawn, Creme d Or, and Enterprise. February totals show 324.23 Gee ounces from the Cus district and Day Dawn output of 4,160.31 troy ounces, with several mines noting improved or declining yields and ongoing boundary and water issues.
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Alexander Stolf
St. Patrick
Dee District
Cus
Cuddingwarten
Kalgoorlie to gain new ten million gallon water reservoir
Minister for Works told press that Cabinet approved a larger storage reservoir at Kalgoorlie to secure town and mine water supply. A ten million gallon capacity will be built at the west end, with a suction gas engine pump lifting water to the existing two million gallon service reservoir at Charlotte. The addition aims to keep supply steady during main repairs or drought.
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M Prees
Fitua
W.D. Johmson
Mls
Kalgoorlie
Mt'Charlotte
Adventure in Mushroom Hunting and a Rooseveltid Expedition
A quirky account describes two Cos hunting enthusiasts near Cum who pursue big game mushrooms and mock peril. They list gear a mushroom-hunting handbook by Roosevelt, a horse cart, bags for spoil, and a protective bound named Gladys. The expedition ends with injuries, deaths, and captured creatures, amid retellings of perilous encounters and a rustic, misdated tone.
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Safrate
Cos
Roowevelt
T. Ropeevelt
Gladys
Moora Artesian Bore Reaches Deep Depth
The Midland Advertiser reports Moora Government artesian bore reaches about 900 ft depth. Comilques of the satie allusial mature are noted. 40 indications may add to bed very favourable for a season basin. A few watts tapped, promising to yield deeper water, with Mercer of Veda to muablach?
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Moora
Path of the Dead opens with verse and prophecy
A fragmented poem titled The Path of the Dead appears in a Northampton issue dated April 3, 1913. The text evokes a tortuous journey across deserts swamps and seas toward a grim land of buried hopes.
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Moshere
Northampton
Melbourne silenced by a riders tale of steeplechase glory
Mount Gambier trainer R Neale recalls a champion jumper Tramp and memories of Melbourne autumn meetings. He names Bearcig Horland Stag and Canary as famous jumpers, describes walls and water jumps, and notes the thrill of crowd unrest and a notable dash over a stonewall. The tale spans Thebarton to Flemington with colourful anecdotes of Bagot, Pegler, and the era’s jumping culture.
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R_ Neale
Mount Gambiec
Neale Basle
Neale
Tran
Wanfiard
Tiasey
Guncese
Melbourne
Autem
A. H. Poytor
Queensland
Ryrs
Adelaide
Horice
Atites
Melbourn
Brumette
Thebarton
Sever Cobbet
E.M. Bagot
SAI
Canary
Melourne
Mr. Hart
Booyoo
Fee
Flemington
Brunette
Harry Pegiet
Harry Pegke
Hagot
Saul
Son
Bennett
Young
Mr. Bagot
Abe
Dover
Whruneite
Tyeare
Mr. Pegler
North West District Rifle Club Union meeting at Geraldton Easter week
The annual meeting of the North West District Union of Rifle Clubs during the Geraldton rifle meeting in Easter week adopted the balance sheet showing a credit of £119 1s 8d. Officers were elected including President KR Jewell and Treasurer G Howe with secretary G Flowston. Delegates and council members were named, and motions covered meeting timing, team compositions, and a five guinea honorarium for the secretary.
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North West District Union of Rifle Clubs
Geraldton
Meme Evans Amt Mandechin
J. Heenan
Mesars Wicker and Rowe
Me. KR. Jewell
Macanorran
G. Howe
G. Flowston
Nielsen
Day Daws
Trigg
D/Macer
Mr. Magnet
J. Dougall
Cue
Cooper
Mt. Erin
M'Donald
Sandstone
Ralaton
Moogardie
H. L. Forrester
Durawah
L. Chapmen
Meckalharr
Thompon
Mullewa
Gi. Broom
H. Morrell
Greenough
Jr. ‘Arundel
Maningy Marley
F.W. Waretary
George Smythe
Chapman
Maser
Trigs
WarwiAer
Haddy
G. Folk
Messrs
Warwickee
N.F. A
Nicken
Geo. Smyths
Messrs Nivlaen
Handochia
Messrs Milling and
Hamilton
Nielerm
Geraldton Club
Hhe
Mousea Nielsen
Bastian
J. Meenan
Catried
Defemce Bill debate highlights German English Balkan stance
Berlin reports outline of the Defense Bill as Dr Von Bethman Holtweg praises Sir Edward Grey for guiding the Arshaseaders Conference. He notes German policy mirrors England on the Balkans and flags obstacles to suspending naval builds while warning of pan Austrian and French vengeance scenarios and potential responses if Germany is attacked.
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Berlin
von Bethman Holtweg
Edward Grey
Balkan
Edward
Europe
Balkans
England
St. Churchill
France
Pan-Stariam
Russias
Germany
Suffragette actions and prize draw details emerge from London notice
Fragmented report from London describes suffragette protests in Glasgow with alleged attempts to drop phials and an attack on Dedley Castle. It mentions a planned blast at Cristal Palace Grandstand and notes Pankhurst hunger striking. Also advertised is an art prize with £1000 total prizes and a Melbourne ticket offer with draw on 18 May 19LB.
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London
Glasgow
Meesrs Asquith Nd Company
Dedley Castle
Wales First Wales
Cali
Kooloo
Sith
Xela
F.C
Flinders-lane
Melbourne
Bey TopAy
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Charles Hormann
Twise &c
ION
London & Lemenahite Impurance Co
Cyclone Fenes Co
Clark
Geraldton Coffee Palace
Marine
Terrace
Laree's
Mason’s Hotel
F. W. Warwicker
F. & R. Ward
Tattersall
Geo. Laing
Byerte Deval
Uerakion
A. Bourne
A. J. Withers & CO
Geraldton Plumbing Works
Durlacher Street
Freemason's Hole
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd
Mena Actes
George K. Johnston
Fire Department
Freihn
Macalpine
Queen's Cafe
Anglican Church
Reta
Esplanade
Geo. Elliss
J. G. Clarke
Elwes Street
Club Hotel
Absolute Civantina
Aman
Exon West
George Clarke
Brandt Andco
Armetrong Brrest + Gerakdtos
Murchison Fields
Mines Department
Lawkis
Goldfield
Miavk Malige
Dollird
Samper
Noske
Mount Marion
Goll
Rupert Haliene
Tim
Samapey
Nosbe
MT. Magnet
Goldfields Water
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X.W.D. Union
Standard Fire & Marine Insurance CO. of
New Zealand
West Australia
St George's Tarreon
F.C. Ligglng
D. J. McGauran
Aqcountant
Aumtus
Foo— Jambes Moore & Gone
Tisha Merciada
Walboerse
Standard Fire Inserance Company
Dies
Trigg's Buildings
Vuriachar Stree
E. A. Killey
Worthampton, Land, Insurance, and Commission Agent
Art Small Co
Aeen Tssum International Harvester Company of Australia, Ltd
Iaot Bie
Haaine
Tasas Oinde
Marsere
Sore
UTC
Seppelifield
Pannee
Gee
Champage Foster's
Bugia
Lola
Oo Armstrong's Cycle and Motor Agency
Tablet
Hover
Roum
Motor Cars
Western Australia
Mesars
Richard Purser & Co
Perth
Sim
Dowsett & Sem
Sadie
A. T. Davies
Busy Bee Store
John Urch
Constantine & Gardner, Printers
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