Copper rich mining news in late 1800s report
Reports from various mining sites in the southern lode district describe advances at Wheal James Paramatta Para satin and Nowsa Ye rs shafts, with copper ore, yellow copper vein, and rich faces. Observations include a half-year meeting, ore yields, and prospects at Waterhouse reefs and Waterhouse Great Tasmania, with investors and managers discussing development and new company plans.
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Wallace Times
AMLEX
Hamley New
Wheal James Mining Company
Temple-Chambers
O. Hankin
Warren
Kitto
Kenkin
Rankin
Ita
Lad
Hoe
Baskin
Faramatts
D. Mower
W. Morgan
Mlc
Bower
Moors J.N. Blackmore
W. Cooper
Ubanks
Laat
Gray
Poona Ine
Kot
Sud AL
Han
Tasmania
Hobart Town
Mercaury
New Town
le Bramwell
Bramwell
Glenorehy
Alee
Peninsular
Massina
Torres Vedras
France
Joha Moore
Waterhouse
Great
Messrs
Bilson
KI Toorich
Tullock
Golden District
Gundry
Victoria
Guniley
Regf
Coptyy Tullpel
Parrhiese
Joan Seat
Mo Boa
Kemp
Western Railway
Annie
Talluck
Konpriry
Rich
Mc Scott
Amler Kemp
Boughtman
United Victorian and Taxmanian Quartz Company
Fidence
Ballarat
Lagandeston Quarts Crushing and Mining Company
Argus
Intercolonial Wool Preparation Begins at Yanko Station
The Pastoral Times reports a large scale next season at Messrs Wilson's Yanko station, introducing steam shampooing to remove burr in wool. Sheep will be wetted, spun, combed, and brushed after hot water spouting, with handling on the back to aid combing.
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Australia
Wagra Wage Express
Murrumbidgee
James Williding
Berbice
Hie
Lintott
Cuninroo
King
Wagga Wagga
Murranthiges
Inglis
Lake Albert
Argux
Horiculural Society of Victoria
BR. H. Cookson
Labour Party
Ellie Tion
Cepeliers
G. Brunning
St Hilds
BiLtbe Bute
The Artificial Cultivation Of Oysters
The article reviews oyster culture theories and recent experiments at Brading Harbour led by Captain Rose. It describes glass tanks, filtered sea water, temperature control, and attempts to identify oyster food and growth factors, including electric current tests to speed development, with Reading Harbour as a promising site for breeding.
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Tas
Rose
Isle of Wight
Toen
Brading
Frank Huckland
Oyater
Ross
Geoat Doran
Reading
Usid