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Mining Lessees (No. 73.). ] 901. PARLIAMENT OF TASMANIA. MINING LESSEES: • Return to iln Order of the Hou:,e, dated December 4, 1901 ( ]Yfr. Urquhart). ., Ordered by the House of Assembly to be pTinted. Cost of printing.-£13 10s. Od. •. (No. 73.) " THE MIN ING ACT, 19 0 O." .. RETURN of Leases for which no Declarations re Expenditure, &c. (Sect. 39), have been received. GOLD. No. Name. Claim. ---·-1------------·-------------1------ 755-87G Allcock, W. C. B. Reward·: 754-870 Bell, W.R. ditto. 1023-930 Brewer, A. W. B. ditto. 425-93G Barrett, F. H. ditto. 426-93G ditto ditto. 209-93G Commercial Bank of Tasmania, Limited '888-93G Coombe, Joseph Reward. 804-87G Douglas, Au.ye ditto. 1243-93G Fisher, John ditto. 3-!J9 Forrester, H. M. 1108-93G Great Wonder Gold Mining Company, No Liability 72-92 Grining and others 94-92 ditto 11-97 Jefferson, M.·G. B. Reward. 55-93G New City of Melbourne Gold Mining Company, No Liability 1076-93G New Pinafore Gold Mining Company, No Liability ·1397-93G ditto 1368-930 New Mercury Gold Mini~g Company, No Liability 1318-93G New Star of Tasmania Gold Mining Company, No Liability J244-93G O'Brien, Robert 889-93G Place, Arthur Reward. 1527-930 Parker, T., and Smith, G. 1-1900 Pierce, George, and Murray, William 1053-870 Ritchie. Keith 814-87G Ringarooma Gold Mining Company, No Ll'abilit_y 890-870 ditto · 904-87G ditto 112-93G ditto 303-93G ditto 161-93G ditto 633-93G ditto 634-930 ditto 1423-93G ditto 799-93G ditto 974-93G Symmons, R. P. 975-93G . ditto 977-93G ditto 286 Tasmania Gold Mining & Quartz Ci·ushing Co., Registered 287 ditto · 1267-930 Tasmania West Extended Gold Mining Co,, No Liability 1007-93G ditto 1008-93G ditto 1009-930 ditto 1347-93G ditto 1348-93G ditto (No. 73.) 4 i'lo. Name. Claim. ------,---- 1059-93G ' Tasma11ia We,t Extended Gold Mining Co., No Liability 1060-93G ditto • 1524-93G I ditto 64-93G i Wilson, Samuel the younger MJ:HEBAL. 1165-9hr I Atlas Silver Mining Company, No Liahility Reward. 1166-91111 ditto . ditto. 3B81-93M Ah Hun 4756-93i\l Ah Slang­ 3839-87111 Bntle1·, E. H. Reward. 3840-87111 ditto ditto. 4279-93M Brooks, Edw:ml 4280-93111 · ditto 3679-93111 Ben Lomond Tungsten Mining Company, No Liability 234-87111 Chun Guo11 2213-87M Chromate and Asbestos Prospecting and Gold Mining Com­ pany, No Liability 2214-87-.1 ditto 3512-87M Clifford, J. Reward. ll 12-91M Cheek, J. W. ditto. 1113-9llli ditto ditto. 749-93M Curtin, M. ditto. 3489-93M Climie, J.C. 3888-931\I Chalmers, John '3905-93M ditto 4048-93M Crowther, Bingham. 3230-93M Cowen, W. J. 3231-93M ditto 4399-93111 Car Tong . 3262-93M Commercial Bank of Tasmania, Limited 4116-U3M ditto 1747 Dick, William l672-87M Duff, F. G. Reward. · 2381-93111 Darwin-Hecia Copper and Gold Mining Co., No Liability 2382-93M ditto 1665-87111 Eureka 'riu Mining Company, No °Liability Reward. 2496-87111 Elliott, G. B. B. 3523-93M Flinders lsland Tin Mining Company, No Liability 4049-\:J3M Ford, W.W. 3373-93M Finlay and W atchom Reward. 3604-93M Fahey, J. 1328-91M Glover and Foley Proprietary Tin Mining Company, Reward. No Liability 1331-91:r.1 ditto . ditto. 3904-93M Gee Hap 4537-93M Graham, 'l'homas • 3802-93111 Gill, Alexander 3709~87M Hayle, F. Reward. 1296-91M Hart,.W. ditto. 1298-91111 Holmes, F. ditto. 4032-93M Hickson, J.B. 1880-87111 Racket, J. H. Reward. 3110-87M · Hays Prospecting Association, No Liability · ditto. 3111-87M ditto ditto. 1027-93111 Heaps, W. J., & Simpson, 'l'. ditto. 4044-93M Hodge & Duncombe · 2178-9311! Innes, J. Reward. 3710-87M Jupp, J. J. ditto, 4832-931\I King Wah 2569-931\I Leahy, J. Reward. 2220-87M Loone, T. ditto. 964-91M Lynch, J ., & Lynch, M. ditto. 965-91 M ditto ditto. 1755 M'Gough, A. 2292-87M Milles, R. S. 1724,87M Mount Dundas Prospecting and Sil-T"er Mining Company, No Liability 2415-87M Mariposa Silver Mining Company, No Liability 725-91:r.r Maclaine, J. J. H. 2070-91M M'Kenzie, ,hmes (No. 73.), 5 No. Nttmf!. Claim. · lfi89-93M Murdoch, J-ames 2899-93M MoJ'risby, Arthur Reward. 2900-93M M'Guinness, E. ditto. 3534-93M M'Guinness, E. 3262-93M Murchison River Mining Association, No Liability 3564-9:3M Muir, H. S. 3755-93M ditto 3709-93M Mount 'l'yndall Coprer Company, No Liability 4540-931\1 Margetts, Davis, & Armstrong 91-93M North Prince Lyell Mining· Company, No Liability O 2699-93M • North MouI1t Jukes Copper and Gold Prospecting Associa- tion, No Liability 2813-87M Oldaker, W. H., & Jones, W. Reward. 3374~93M O'Doherty, Honora ditto._ li576-87M Palmer, Joseph ditto. 3543-93M Pochin, W. H. ditto. 451-87M.; Rushton, J., & M'Kimmie, A. 1667-87M Reading, H.J., & Holt J. R~ward. 3744-93M Rumney, Eric 1506 Simpson, J., & Ritchie, H. 2521-9:JM Strong & Crisp ' Reward. 3666-93M Svengali Silver Mining Company, No Liability 2399-93M South Mount Jukes Copper and Gold Mining .Company, No Liabilitv :1953-93M Smith, Leslie' J. 1826-87M Sbekelton Mining Syndicate, No Liability Reward. 4i57-93M Singline, W .. ditto. 3475-93M Smith, F. 1176-!HM Tyler, W. H., M'Call, J., and Tyler, E.W. Reward. J363-91M. ditto ditto. 98-91M Tyler, Watt ditto. 3515-9SM Thorne, W. Reward. 3514-93M Terry, Stephen 1191-93M Virieux, J. L. 3668-93M Virieux, J. L., jun. Reward. 3686-93M Wa:ts, '1'. W., & Parker, J. 1827-9311-1 West Magnet Prospecting Syndicate, No Liability 2219-87M Yeirler, P. Reward. 3999-93M Yee Gee, and Sam How W. H. WALLACE, Secretar:yfor Mines . ' (No. 73.) 6 RETURN of Lessees whose Declarations under Section 39 of "The Mining Act, 1900," show. compliance with the labour covenants of their Leases during the Twelve Months ending 30th June,· 1901. GOLD. Orie man per acre throughout the term. No. Name. Area. Situation. Remarks. 68-96 Mount Lyell Comstock 5a. Mount Lyell Copper Co., Li mited One Declaration. 69-96 ditto 5 ditto 20 men. 70-96 ditto 5 ditto ( Sections adjoining. 71-96 ditto 5 ditto 185-870 New Golden Gate Gold 3 Mathinna Mining Co., No Liability Nil. · 1Sections <lit.to 13-870 ditto 10 One De- are con- 81-870 ditto 10 · ditto claration. tiguous. 261-870 ditto 10 ditto l 320-870 ditto · 10 ditto ) 180 men. jt 5~ acres 295-8701 ditto 10 ditto Nil~ m all. 1441-930 ditto 1 ditto Nil. 1249-930 Johns, S. C. 5 Lefroy 5 men. 155 } 1 Tasmania Gold Mining and { 7½ Beaconsfield 235 Quartz Crushing Co., Regd. 10 ditto 239 1 ditto 10 ditto 288 .1 ditto 4½ ditto 153 ditto 10 ditto 1 154 1 . ditto lO ditto r600 men. 157 I ditto 10 ditto 166 I ditto 8a. lr. ditto 12p. 281 • ditto 8¾a, ditto 615-930 I ditto. 3 ditto J I W. H. WALLACE, Secretary fo·r Jlfozes. / (No. 73.) 7 RETURN of Lesse·es whose Declarations under Section 39 of " The Mining· Act, 1900," show compliance with the Labour Covenants of , their Leases during the Twelve Months ending 30th .June, 1901. MINEB.AL. No. Name. Area. Situation. ----- --·----- Acres. 1328M Alexander, C. 20 W yniford Rivei· 3040-87M Ah Lim 20 Branxholm 4563-93M Anderson, J ohu 80 Piper's River 4564-93M Anderson, G. 80 ditto 4042-93M Ah Poy 20 Cascade Creek 2215 Arba Tin Mining Company, No Liability 300 Parish of Kay 1081 ditto 25 ditto 1079 ditto 20 ditto 4602-93M Ah Chung 5 Mount Cameron 7-93M Australian 'l.'in Mining and Crushing Com- 20 Crystal Creek pan_y, No Liability 343-91M ditto 20 ditto 344-91M ditto 20 ditto 345-91M ditto 20 ditto 1173-91M ditto 20 ditto 1174-91M ditto 20 ditto 1515M ditto 20 ditto 746-93M· ·ditto 20 ditto 1505-93M ditto 20 ditto l506-93M ditto . 20 ditto 1507-93M ditto 20 ditto 690-93M ditto 5 ditto 1856-91M Ah Mon 20 Parish of Kay· 870 Ah Catt and Chin Kit 20 ditto 22-87M ditto· 6 ditto ]312-91M ditto 20 ditto· 2102-93M Brown, C. E. 80 Dundas 2333-93M ditto 51 ditto 3196-93M Bean, J., & Evan;;, J. 66 Mount Darwin 4288-93M Bean & Thow 37 Mount Jukes 288-93M Badenach & Watts 34 Zeehan 4640-93M Blythe River Iron Mines, Limited 12 Blythe River ' 4066-93M ditto 40 ditto 4l85-93M ditto 20 ditto 3285-93M ditto 40 ditto 4509-93M ditto 40 ditto 851-91M ditto 78 ditto 85fi-91M ditto 80 ditto 1009-91M ditto 73 ditto 1061-91M ditto 40 ditto 1610-91M Bonnie Dundee Mining Company, No Lia- 54 Dundas bility 2161-91M Bean, James 40 Darwin 1362-91M Bullen, Matthew 20 Heemskirk 1668-93M Bryant, ij. M. 17 Parish of Kay All Leases Briseis Tin Mines, Limited Cascade River 627-93M Braid, Thomas 40 Zeehan ]657-93M Barker, George 10 St. Helens 4841-93M Chin Ah Loy and Chin Ah Ling 10 Chid Creek 2593-93M Cole,.Sarah 20 Zeehan 33]4-93M Cowen, Henry C. E. 52 Darwin 3754-93M Connor, W. 74 Dundas 3756-93M ditto '27 ditto 3870-93M ditto 76 ditto 94-9'3M Cross & Cox iO Moorina 712-87M Comstock Mining Company, No Liability 80 Zeehan 4447-93M Cross, F. W. 20 Wyniford RiTer 4817-93M · Cent1:al Mount Farrell Mining Company, No 80 Mount Farrell Liability , 4235-93M Crystal Hill Tin Mining Co., No Liability 40 Crystal Hill 4236-93M ditto .
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