The Coal Lumpers' Strike
SYDNEY, Monday.—The Coal Lumpers' Union demands an open conference with an impartial chairman. Failing this the Union will give the other unions an…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
374 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 9 of 19
Coal-lumpers' Strike
Employees' Association have refused the strikers' request for another conference with an independent chairman. The coal-lumpers are awaiting the…
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Mr. G. A. Richard, general menager of the Mount Morgan Gold Mining Co., in his annual report, just issued, refers to the formation of the Electrolytic Refiuing…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. W. M. Hughes, M.H.R., who has just returned from London, is interesting himself with a view to securing a settlement of the coal. iumpers'…
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Mr. Mulligan, manager of the Graiton Copper Co.'s Cangai nrine, reports as follows for the week ending 13th July:—The week's work has shown the progress and…
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According to a circular issued by the London directors of the Great Cobar, Limited, the monthly returns published from the time the English Company got into…
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The coal-lumpers' dispute is ended. The unionists, who for practically 14 weeks have carried on a struggle which they believed to be in the best interests of…
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The coal lumpers' strike has come to an end. The union men held another mass meeting, on Saturday morning, at which the final offer made by the employers at…
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A terrible explosion bus occurred in the Toyoda Colliery, Southern Japan, by which it is feared 471 lives have been lost…
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A valuable discovery of bismuth has been mude about 4 miles from Deepwater, up tho river, in the direction of Glen Innes. Samples sent to the Mines Department are…
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The weekly report of Mr. Mulligan, manager of the Grafton Copper Co.'s Cangai mine, is as follows:- I beg to submit the following report of…
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A progress report of the work of the Sydney Harbor Colleries shows that the success of the companies' great enterprise is practically assured. The…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Union Coal Lumpers held what they termed a thanksgiving meeting in the Domain yesterday afternoon in celebration of their peace, with…
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A few months ago an engine of some 10 or 12 horse-power was erected at Broken Head, between Ballina and Byron Bay, for the purpose of working the…
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"My name is Mrs. Lambert," said the lady, telling her history to the police officer. "Then happy is Mr. Lambert, who has…
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Paderewski, the famous pianist, whose fingers are, of course, precious to aim, underwrites both his hands regularly from year to year. He pays about £1000…
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Several developments have taken place in connection with the Grafton Copper Mining Co.'s mine at Cangai. The directorse have appointod Mr. Mulligan general…
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A telegram from Deepwater states mining machinery is still coming forward in large quantities. The Great Britain Tinsluicing Company has ordered from Zollner a…
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Week by week the interest in mining increases, and it may safely be said that at the present time the district is being more thoroughly prospected than for years past…
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The Minister for Lands has prepared a statement in which particulars are given of every movement made towards closer settlement in the State during the past few…
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