Latest Telegrams. the Coal Crisis. Sydney
Dudley Colliery was a grain idle yesterday. The wheelers, all youths, had been summoned for being absentees from work without 14 days'…
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Mining & the mines, 1908
317 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 16
Two Miners Killed
A fatal accident occurred at Heddon Greta colliery on Friday morning. It appears that Deputy Hume fired a shot for a miner, James Stark, who was working in the…
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Good work: is being done on Pulganbar Syndicate's No. 2 block. The shaft is now down 2ift., and sinking on the lode is still being continued. The lode formation is…
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The following are ready for delivery:—T. E. Martin, gold lease of 2a.; Ucombe; C. L. Webb and others, mineral lease of 40a., Kaloe…
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The mineral lease application of L. Paulsen and others, 10a., Carnham, has been refused. The goal lease applications of S…
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The Coal Mining Commission under the presidency of judge [?] contiuned its sittings at Newcastle in Wednesday, when the hearing of the dispate in respect to the machine rates and…
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The manager of the Cangal filine reports as follows for the week cnding 15th February:—The mine work proceeded satisfactorfly, but the rise in the-river has cut off…
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Later particulars of the explosion at the Glebe Colliery, Washington, Durham, shows that great damage was done to the colliery. There has…
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The following applications for leases have been approved:--Gold-- S. Thompson, 4 acres, parish Bagawa, county Fitzroy: A. A. Hammond, 5 acres,…
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Mr. Churchill announced in the House of Commons that the Transvaal had asked Great Britain to ascertain whether France would sanction the…
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Important developments in connection with the Newcastle collieries' dispute is stated to have taken place yesterday. when the proprietors held a…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Great damage was done to the Glebe colliery, Washington, near Sunderland, Durham, by the explosion, there having been many falls in the…
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At the monthly meeting of the Cu Co syndicate, it was resolved to capitallse the syndicate at £750, and three hundred scrip be issued paid up to £2 10s each…
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The first general meeting of the above company was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening. Mr. M. M'Cann, Chairman of Directors…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A man named Parnell was killed at the Proprietory Mine, Broken Hill, yesterday, by being buried under 10 tons…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Special Mining Tribunal sitting in Newcastle to inquire into disputes in the coal trade reached a critical stage owing to the miners' advocate…
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The first general meeting of the sharcholders in the Penrose Gold Mining (No Liability) Company was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night. The…
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Recently at a meeting of English shareholders, Mr. Lander said that the Western Australian Government should spend £200,000 in prospecting, suggesting that…
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Speaking at a temperance meeting in Melbourne Mr. Mauger, Postmaster-General, said that with reference to miners at Newcastle he had been told he had not replled to Senator Nelld. If…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the Senate on Wednesday, Senator Neild drew attention to the accusation of drunkenness made by the Postmaster-General against the…
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