New Cornwall Mine Hopeed By Two Lodes and a Giant Engine
The piece reports on Captain Vercoc’s resignation at Moromis Mine, a shift in management, and 70 tons of Great grass awaiting draw. It recounts prospecting by Moonta gentlemen near Franklin Harbor, notes a rent remission bill affecting mineral leases, and covers railway funding, cricket club plans, and education debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaptain Vercoc
Moromis
Gulf
Moonta
Franklin Harbor
Nealee
Mesers Carr
Hay
Ita
Neales
Tim
Kuko
Chala
Telia
Wheal Hughes
Cornwall and
Kadina
Cener
South-Eastern Railway
Moonta Cricket Club
Prince of Wales Hotel
Horton
Herbatt
Monteith
J. D. Hughes
Wallaroo Club
Ember
Dan Fisher
Wellal
House of Assembly
Dew
Daw
Dan
Volosista
Education Vote Passed in Assembly Amid Budget Shifts
In Adelaide the Assembly approved the Education Vote while reducing lines for the Destitute and Lunatic Asylum. The Colonial Surgeon vote was struck off. Moonta shares sold for £125. Hanley and Yestas at £10 28s 6d. Wheal James 454, Parraras 1s 9d. Buyers of Eukoa at 9s. A set of women is to go to Port Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wallaroo
Pedman
Australian Mutual Provident Life Annuzance, Annuity and Endowment Society
Sholl
Padman
Moonta
Kadina
United Kingdom
Australis
Brindisi
Lettore San
The
Melbourne Argus
Prahran
Adelaide
Hanley
Yestas
Wheal James
Parraras
Eukoa
Port Darwin
New Cornwall Mine ushers steam aided ore hauling and crushing
A historic turn at New Cornwall Mine with steam powered hauling and crushing equipment. Directors and shareholders, plus all colony stakeholders, are invited to witness the new phase of development as a Cornish engine pumps and drives ore dressing to market. The piece defends Perseverance against critics and flags continued industrial effort.
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New Cornwall
Yorke's Peninsula
Stevens
Thin & Company
Humbrida
Leeward
England
Occidente
Kant
el Dorado
Eaat
Cornwall
Cons Nexion
Ruddw
Wno
Wis
Wallaroo
Wandilta
Kadina
Darlington
Iauri
Rast
Pinn
Uvovahot
Cornwall Company
Alec
Atretch
Thoes
Loalug
Renuina Mining Toon
Adventurous African Explorer Murdered by Camel Drivers
A German woman, described as Misa Tinne, an intrepid former traveler, was murdered in Fezzan near the Great Sahara by her camel drivers during a recent African expedition. The report notes the controversial nature of her activities and identifies the region of crime.
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Africa
Hsa
Fezzan
Sahara
Misa Tinne