The Coal-lumpers' Strike. Sydney, Wednesday Night
The coal stevedores can no longer consider that the Coal-lumpers' Union exists as since the strike 600 men have signed the agreement…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
374 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 6 of 19
Bobo Gold Field
In the days when Coramba was wide—that is, widely unpopulated—mining flourished with a golden flourish, and fortunes were piled up with a vapidity…
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George Lackaday always made a point of walking home from the city when the evening, or rather the afternoon, was fine, so that if he left his…
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The Surface Hill Syndicate, Timbarra, have great faith in their claim, for they are putting in a complete set of machinery, i.e., cyanide plant, colonial boiler,…
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Some time during last week three bars of smelted gold, valued at £1700, were stolen from the Melbourne Mint. On Saturday week at 11 p.m. Mr. Pascoe, a…
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On Saturday morning one of the free labourers was coming out of the Sydney shipping office, after drawing his pay, when two men, who were said to be unionists,…
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Some sensational evidence was given in a case on Tuesday against a coal-lumper who was charged with assaulting a constable. The latter stated that 400 men…
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LONDON, Tuesday,—Orchard, the informer, on whose confession officers of the Western Miners' Federation are being tried for the murder of the ex-Governor of Idaho,…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, M.P., and other members of the Labour Party have been approached by the men on strike on the Rand mines…
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The mill of the Broken Hill South mine last week treated 4074 tons of ore, for a yield of 611 tons of concentrates, assaying 71 per cent. lead, 18oz. silver, and 6 per…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A body of 300 coal lumpers on Strike divided into groups yesterday and attacked two steamers at Blackwattle Bay Five shots were fired…
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The actual cause of this trouble does not seem to have been clearly explained, and the public are largely in the dark regarding its real merits. It is not a matter of wages…
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It is the only mine that yields sure returns every time. It never disappoints the prospector. All other mining ventures need heavy calls…
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Mr. Mulligan, the manager of the Cangad mine, reports as follows for the week ending 8th June:—Mining and development has proceeded with interruption for the…
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LONDON, Saturday.—In an interview with General Botha, the Transvaal Premier, the mine-owners offered to leave the strike dispute in the hands of the…
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A parcel of Cangai shares changed hands locally last week at £1 10s a share. The mill of the Stannary Hills Mines (Q.) during the week ended May 31,…
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Af the inquest held by the City Coroner into the denth of Eva Millens, which took place at a house in Sydney, Mr. William Hamlet, the Government Analyst, deposed…
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SYDNEY, Monday—The coal lumpers' strike is' bringing in its train much privation to the wives and children of the strikers. The body, that is doing…
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The Back Creek and Duckenfield miners have given notice of their intention to cease work. The men have fallen out amongst themselves…
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There was great excitement caused at Ballarat North yesterday by the announcement of gold bearing stone 19 inches wide being struck in the old…
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