Local Coal Seams
Both 0on the Richmond and the Clarence, the shortage of coal, owing to the strike, has resulted in experiments being made with local coal…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Non-unionist Miners
In Newcastle, the concluding sentence of the Premier's statement is interpreted by the mine lenders and other union officials as being an invitation to the…
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In Newcastle, the concluding sentence of the Premier's statement is interpreted by the mine leaders and other union officials as being an invitation to the…
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The following will be cancelled by notification on 15th inst:—Mineral leases. W. Zietsch and others. 80a. Pucka: C. T. Schwingbammer and another. 80a., Coff…
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The following will be cancelled by notification on 15th inst.:—Mineral leases, W. Zietsch and others, 80a., Pucka: C. T. Schwinghammer and another, 80a., Coff…
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The Strike Congress sat yesterday, Mr. M'Williams (vice-president of the Northern Miners' Federation) taking Mr. Bowling s place as one of the…
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It reported that a prominent colliery proprietor in the Newcastle district is making preparations to work his mine with non-union labor. The…
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The arrest of Mr. Andrew Gray, General Secretary of the Coal and Shale Workers' Federation, at the Trades-hall, Sydney, was quite a dramatic incident…
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The arrest of Mr. Andrew Gray, General Secretary of the Coal and Shale Workers' Federation, at the Trades-hall, Sydney, was quite a dramatic incident…
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The Strike Congress sat yesterday, Mr. M'Williams taking Mr. Bowling's place. The Congress considered the arrests of the leaders and the Compulsory Wages…
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The Strike Congress sat yesterday, Mr. M'Williams taking Mr. Bowling's place. The Congress considered the arrests of the leaders and the Compulsory Wages…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday Night.—At a big and stormy meeting of the Coal Lumpers' Union this afternoon, it was decided first of all to respect the decision of…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday Night.—At a big and stormy meeting of the Coal Lumpers' Union this afternoon, it was decided first of all to respect the decision of…
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Mr. P. W. Tewkesbury, the well-known Australian dredging mining export, was among the passengers on board the White Star liner Medic, which has arrived at…
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Mr. P. W. Tewkesbury, the well-known Australian dredging mining expert, was among the passengers on board the White Star liner Medic, which has arrived at…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The position in regard to the strike is unchanged. The leaders who are charged with conspiracy were further remanded yesterday, on…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The position in regard to the strike is unchanged. The leaders who are charged with conspiracy were further remanded yesterday, on…
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The more recent strike utterances of Mr. Peter Bowling and the undeniably serious dissension among members of the Strike Congress, and the equally…
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The more recent strike utterances of Mr. Peter Bowling and the undeniably serious dissension among members of the Strike Congress, and the equally…
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Mr. W. J. Mulligan, manager of the Cangai copper mine, has forwarded the following report to the secretary of the Grafton Copper Mining Co…
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