Titlebook: Gold Paved the Way; The Story of the Gol P. A. Cartwright Book 1967 Macmillan and Co. Ltd. 1967 fields.gold.group.story.economic geology

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Confronting Environmental Issues,. names were Cecil John Rhodes and Charles Dunell Rudd and had you asked them how they made their living they would have said: ‘Well, diamonds mostly — but we also own the biggest pump in Kimberley and we have other interests.’

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230514003 year 1895 was . in the company’s early history. The accounts up to 30 June that year showed a profit of .2,161,778. The annual meeting, held at the Cannon Street Hotel on 6 November, was the most cheerful occasion anyone connected with Consolidated Gold Fields could recall.

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,Lorenz Oken in München (1827–1832),. 1911 the market value of Gold Fields shares began to fall. By the end of the year they had slumped from .6 to .3.155. This happened despite the optimism of the chairman’s speech at the annual meeting, despite a dividend of 30 per cent and despite accumulated reserves of more than .2,000,000.

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Mr. Rudd and Mr. Rhodes. names were Cecil John Rhodes and Charles Dunell Rudd and had you asked them how they made their living they would have said: ‘Well, diamonds mostly — but we also own the biggest pump in Kimberley and we have other interests.’

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Rudd Sets off on a Journey. burden of work and worry that Rhodes bore in the years 1887 and 1888 was a crushing one. Nor was it lightened by the fact that he refused to sit at a desk for more than a few minutes at a time, that he was given to scribbling telegrams on the backs of old envelopes and, in his choice of secretaries, to putting personality before proficiency.

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