The Coal Strike
The terms of the agreement between the owners and miners appear to be regarded as satisfactory, and it was understood on Saturday that work was…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
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The Coal Trouble
SYDNEY, Monday.—Work was resumed at nearly all the mines to-day. Some trouble occurred at Rhondda colliery, where it is understood the union…
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The papers are beginning to chronicle the new developments which are taking place on the beach workings between Ballina and Byron Bay. At…
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The strike has been settled, in so far that a stage has been reached which will permit of the men resuming work, pending an adjustment…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ra[?]biting Leads to Gold
Harry Hocking, who has been working for some time on the old Blue Reef, near the head of M'Guigan's load, on the Tichbournc-road,…
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The Newcastle miners have returned to work in nearly all the mines. At the Rhondda Colliery, the unionists refuse to work with…
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The poppet legs at the Broken-hill Block 14 mine were severely damaged by fire yesterday morning and 200 men have been temporarily thrown…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Kremlin's Treasures. Great Store of Gold and Jewels
The revolutionists who threaten the Russian autocracy might storm the great palaces of St. Petersburg, might crowd the streets of Warsaw, might even surge…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cangai, Mine
The continued improvement in the prospects of the Grafton copper mine, conquent on the yellow ore bodies opening up well in the lower levels, was the cause of…
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All the collieries are working again, and for the first time in 14 weeks this includes Hebburn, where the shiftmen started on Monday, morning. What is agitating the…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A conference as to the future of the southern coal trade was held yesterday. There was a good attendance of the Proprietors' Association, and…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →WINING. Grafton Copper Mining Co
Mr. S. Robinson, who is acting manager during the temporary absence of Mr. Mulligan, reports as follows ofCangai mind for the week ending 28th November:…
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The "Glen Innes Examiner" writes: We understand that Mr. Valentine Sachs has acquired the whole lease, plant, and material on hand of the Great North Beach…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Newcastle Coal Strike
Work was resumed at nearly all the mines on Monday. Some. trouble occurred at Rhondda colliery where it is understood that…
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Work was resumed at nearly all the mines on Monday. Some trouble occurred at Rhondda col[?]ery, where it is understood that…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mount Molloy Copper Mine
The Mount Molloy copper mine (Q.) during the fortnight smelted 901 tons of the mine's ore, also 58 tons of purchased ore, for a yield of 61 tons blister copper. The…
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The Y Water Dredging Company is making satisfactory progress. At a depth of 38ft. the drift sand has been struck, and a short time should now see them working on the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →O.K. Copper Mining Co
The copper produced by the O.K. mine for the half-year was worth £88,637, and the profit £44,228. Of that amount £6024 were written off on account of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Colliery Disaster. London
Sixty men have been entombed through an explosion at Noomi Colliery, Pennsylvania (U.S.A.). LONDON, Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mount Brown Mining Syndicate. the Flotation Scheme
A meeting of the shareholders in the above syndicate was held at the School of Arts, South Grafton, last night, when Mr. S. See occupied the…
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