The Golden Soak (2016)
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Gold rushes, yes. But the nickel boom is something different. Poseidon, its symbol, was rocketed from 7s. 6d. to £112 on the London market, and gamblers in faraway Britain caught nickel fever, calling it the Windarra Wonder and rushing to buy the shares of any company with a hole in the ground and the faintest whiff of ultrabasics. So many claims have been pegged recently that mining registrars have been unable to cope and rumour has it that the Perth Government’s Minister of Mines is considerin...g a ban on further pegging until the backlog has been cleared. The Windarra Range is not much more than a hundred miles north of Kalgoorlie, and with Western Mining’s Kambalda nickel mine already in production twenty miles to the south, this old gold town became the focal centre of the boom. When I arrived there late on the Saturday afternoon the place was seething with scouts and newspaper men, stockbrokers, business executives, survey parties, crooks, drillers, gamblers, anybody with money enough and a place to lay his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gold rushes, yes. But the nickel boom is something different. Poseidon, its symbol, was rocketed from 7s. 6d. to £112 on the London market, and gamblers in faraway Britain caught nickel fever, calling it the Windarra Wonder and rushing to buy the shares of any company with a hole in the ground and the faintest whiff of ultrabasics. So many claims have been pegged recently that mining registrars have been unable to cope and rumour has it that the Perth Government’s Minister of Mines is considerin...g a ban on further pegging until the backlog has been cleared. The Windarra Range is not much more than a hundred miles north of Kalgoorlie, and with Western Mining’s Kambalda nickel mine already in production twenty miles to the south, this old gold town became the focal centre of the boom. When I arrived there late on the Saturday afternoon the place was seething with scouts and newspaper men, stockbrokers, business executives, survey parties, crooks, drillers, gamblers, anybody with money enough and a place to lay his head.
What to read after The Golden Soak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hammond Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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