Corporate Body

North Broken Hill Ltd (1895 - 1976)

From
1895
Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia
To
1976
Functions
Metallurgy and Mineralogy or mining
Location
Broken Hill, New South Wales

Summary

North Broken Hill Ltd was formed in 1895 and incorporated in 1912. The company mined silver, lead and zinc. In 1976 the company was restructured, becoming North Broken Hill Holdings Limited. In 1988 North Broken Hill Ltd took over Peko Wallsend Ltd and changed it's name to North Broken Hill Peko Ltd.

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Archival resources

The University of Melbourne Archives

  • Broken Hill South Ltd - Records, 1971 - 1972, 98/23; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1947 - 1973, 74/74; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1921 - 1966, 78/92; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1887 - 1983, 83/151; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1905 - 1913, 81/129; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1895 - 1949, 66/13; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1915 - 1940, 91/103; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • North Broken Hill Ltd. - Records, 1939 - 1940, 97/131; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details

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Ailie Smith

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