Mining reports and new safety gear in Australian districts
March mine outputs across the Nulla district show gold yields and tonnages with Mosquito Creek and Eureka listed, while Pilbara tin results lag February. A new Sebwe safety gear for caged operations is tested in South Africa, and local miners pursue prospects near Cue One and Kingscote with monazite findings.
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Cumberland
Norseman
Nullagine
Nor -West
Mosquito Creek
W.C
Y.c. US
Cartbaaine
Mike Sandy
Q.C
Eureka
Pilbusre
South Africa
Thi Wania
Murchison
Saya
Messrs
Chosson and Heydon
Kingscote
Kangaroo Island
Rost Murchison United
Lawlers
Orly
Meekatharral District Fight Highlighted by Revenue Returns
In the Meekatharral district the ongoing conflict gains attention as the revenue-driven returns from time to time bring focus. The field’s chief diameteriatics notes a concern over the abundance of low grade bodies in which the bich remains a factor, signaling ongoing challenges.
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Meokatharra
Messrs
Kirkland and
Davye
Barangehake
Murehiaon
Meekatharrs
Regs and a Judge's Anecdote from the Arbitration Court
The judge muses on the aim of the Minor Regulation Act to prevent accidents rather than compensate victims. He recalls a mine tale in which a miner ignores safety, joking about dynamite, and asks what the driver of risk cares about more regulation.
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Justice Burnside
Arbitration Court
Mc Troy
L.A
Fingal
Touler
Miver
Dave
Murchison
Auctioneer Seeks Branch Business in Geraldton
EGS announces he will not earn a branch business at Geraldton and has taken over James Haseldsen’s business and promises. He has conducted machinery, stock, furniture and other auctioneering in Mount Margaret district for seven years, pledging protection of clients’ interests and best prices. Regular auction sales, account sales, and rent statements will be provided. sales held Saturdays at the Mart.
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Geraldton
James Haseldsen
Tate
Mount Margaret
Importation Brings Diseased Rabbits to the Island
An increased interest has arisen over island operations due to importing several diseased rabbits from New Zealand. The rabbits suffer a parasitic disease that nearly wiped out Otago rabbits. Dr. Danyaz observes potential new discoveries. Dr. Danyax’s experiments show a microbe’s virulence to rabbits while being harmless to other life forms, promising further investigation.
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New Zealand
Otago
Danyaz
Danyax
Bargains Offered to Five Hundred Women at Draper G H Griffiths
An advertisement invites five hundred women to visit the Draper shop of G H Griffiths to obtain bargains. The notice emphasizes shopping opportunities and likely promotions available at the store.
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G. H. Griffiths
Draper
Public Auction Notice in Ger ildrom District
RS James Maselden announces sale and transfer of business and premises formerly run by her late husband to H R Mackenzie a former pioneer who will carry on the enterprise. All correspondence to the Masonic Hall. April 20 1907.
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James Maselden
Gerildrom and
H.R. MacKenzie
Hioneer
Masonic Hall
Typewriters advertise new monarch writing machines
Constantine and Gardner promote the New Monarch writing machine as the visible standard. Yost New Century and Amore Typewriters are also advertised. Cash or terms offered.
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Constantine
Gardner
Yost
New Century
Amore
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Yaluo
Moolyello
Caoghgong
Meekatharral
A. H. Mountain & CO
Wine Anp
Ee Northam
Stanley CO
EMU Ale
MMERY
Greno's
Perfection
Bell's
Mackay’s Liquer
Coates and Co's
Plymouth Drygin
Taylor Aes Jams
NEW Zealand Insurance Coy
Fire and Marine
A. T. Davies
George Baston
Commission
Victoria
G. Baston
Eneral
Marine Terrace
H. S. Mackenzie
General Commission
the Mart
Nelly Taselden
Hotels
Victoria Hotel
Makine Terrace
Geraldion
Grimish
Urraldton
Perth
Goldfalds
Williams
Norti-Want
Moore Seta
Wattie Harrison
Caver
Kony
Boata
Artor
TS Boas Vom Vl
the Midland Hotel
Mingview
G. Linthorne
Mingisen
Ship Inn
H. V. Eaton
Eaton’s Tea