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Page 38
Secrecy was essential , it seems , either because Strong had found the rich gold in the tailings race before Karlson sold out , or because the rich gold was found so soon after Karlson had agreed to sell that he ...
Secrecy was essential , it seems , either because Strong had found the rich gold in the tailings race before Karlson sold out , or because the rich gold was found so soon after Karlson had agreed to sell that he ...
Page 186
In 1913 the company sold the mine on which it had spent 436,000 in the easy - money days for £ 2,840 . The English company , Copper Mines of Mt. Lyell West , abandoned its lease in the same year . Two of the legion of companies which ...
In 1913 the company sold the mine on which it had spent 436,000 in the easy - money days for £ 2,840 . The English company , Copper Mines of Mt. Lyell West , abandoned its lease in the same year . Two of the legion of companies which ...
Page 260
Mt. Lyell Co. was shielded from the full impact of the rising tariff , because it eventually sold almost half of its copper to the Port Kembla factory at the higher tariff - propped price and reaped a share of the actual manufacturing ...
Mt. Lyell Co. was shielded from the full impact of the rising tariff , because it eventually sold almost half of its copper to the Port Kembla factory at the higher tariff - propped price and reaped a share of the actual manufacturing ...
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