Broader Associations

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In 1930 Gold Mines of Australia Limited was established in London at the initiative of WS Robinson in conjunction with his brother's stockbroking firm, Lionel Robinson, Clark & Co.The syndicate that formed the company included The Zinc Corporation and Imperial Smelting Corporation, with New Consolidated Gold Fields having a major interest, along with an associated company, Camp Bird. 1 Gold Mines of Australia was designed to undertake large-scale exploration for gold and facilitate potential mine developments in Australia.It was one of the principal companies, along with Gold Exploration and Finance Company of Australia, that pursued multiple investments in mining ventures across Australia and which led to the formation of Western Mining Corporation.New Consolidated Gold Fields was a key participant in the early years, not only as a financier but also in taking a role in reviewing mining prospects.As such, it was ideally placed to take advantage of broader associations in Australia for the pursuit of its mining interests in the country.Lindesay Clark, who in 1931 became manager of Gold Mines of Australia and technical managing director of Western Mining Corporation at its formation in 1933, recalled that, in its first two years, Gold Mines of Australia considered over 200 proposals for mining ventures.2 John Agnew and CO Lindberg, a mining engineer and head of The Gold Fields American Development Company, reviewed a number of these

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