AUSTRALIAN NEWS
MOUNT MORGAN MINE. By Cables—Press Association—Copyright. Brisbane, October 8. Following were the Mount Morgan returns during September:—Th« gold reduction works treated 0435 tons of ore' for 4001 ounces of gold. The copper reduction plant treated 0142 tons of silieious gold ore, .7571 tons of Many Peaks ore, and 14,048 tons of copper ore, producing 545 tons of blister copper containing 540 ounces of copper and 5396 ounces of gold. TENNY POSTAGE. Adelaide, October 6. Increased postal business has resulted in South Australia as the result of penny postage. There were 1.032.000 more letters posted in August and September than in April and May. CLERICAL WAGES BOARD. Melbourne, October <5. Tho Government has appointed a Clerical Wages Board, the first in Australia. ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED. Brisbane, October (i. The men entombed in Marshall's Queen Mine have been rescued. One is ill with pleurisy. The men had to be brought up a .VJOft. shaft which contained no ladders. ARTISANS FOR AUSTRALIA. Melbourne. October fi. | The Government is sending delegates | to England to arrange for the importation of artisans. SALVAGE FROM THE TAVIUNI. | Sydney. October 0. Two thousand sacks of copra have been recovered from the Taviuni, and there are fifteen thousand remaining. All must be taken out before the vessel can be raised.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 91, 7 October 1911, Page 2
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