Journal of Australasian Mining History
Volume 11
September 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
REFEREED
LLOYD CARPENTER 1 – 23
‘Specimens liberally studded with gold’: The mining history of a remote Otago valley
ERIK EKLUND 24-42
Company and Labour loyalties in a central Queensland gold mining town, 1882 to 1992
JIM ENEVER 43 – 60
A difficult challenge: Processing complex ore at Bethanga
DAVID LEE 61 – 77
The Establishment of Iron Ore Giants: Hamersley iron and the Mount Newman Company,
1961–1969
JASON SHUTE 78 – 97
When is a Store not a Store? When it’s a Smelting House
UNREFEREED
CLIVE BEAUCHAMP 98 – 109
Disaster at the (‘Welsh Mine’) Stanford Merthyr Colliery, Kurri Kurri, New South Wales, 1905
BRIAN HILL 110 – 120
Gold Streaming: The application of Volumetric Production Payments in financing gold mine
development in Australia
KEITH PRESTON 121 – 140
Hydraulic Sluicing on the Gladstone Tinfield: Tasmania
BOOK REVIEWS
Peter Bell, Alas It Seems Cruel: The Mount Mulligan Coal Mine Disaster of 1921 141 – 142
Reviewer:Alan Murray
Ben Curtis, The South Wales miners: 1964–1985 143 – 143
Reviewer: Alan Murray
Kett H. Kennedy, with Lyn Robinson and Maria Caeser, From Spruikers Corner: Electoral 144 – 147
Politics on the Northern Goldfields
Reviewer: Ruth Kerr, University of Queensland
Robert P. Wolensky and William A. Hastie Sr, Anthracite Labor Wars: Tenancy and 148 – 149
organised crime in the Northern Coalfield of Northeastern Pennsylvania 1897-1959
Reviewer: Alan Murray
BOOK NOTES
Barry Sykes, Lines Mines People and Places: settlement of South Gippsland – Korumburra, 150 – 151
Jumbunna, Outrrim
Commentator: Ruth Kerr, University of Queensland
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