Threatened Mining Lockout
LONDON, Sunday.—The coal owners announced at the South Wales Conciliation Board their intention to serve a month's notice to the men on June 1st to…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Welsh Colliery Lockout
The South Wales coal miners, controlling an output of 40,000.000 tons annually, have issued a manifesto explaining why the notice of a lockout was given to…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In London on Monday copper rose 8s 9d a ton. In London on Monday copper for three months was quoted at £60 10s…
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It is often erroneously stated that if the Police be given a half chance to prosecute any member of the public before the Courts, they will grasp…
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A miner named Ernest Stafford was killed in the Mount Pleasant Mine yesterday by a fall of coal…
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A Renter message from St. Petersburs says a novel proposal has been brought before the Meteorological Congress which has just been sitting in St…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Mining Industry. Boom Setting In. Sydney, Sunday Night
Now that the strike at Broken Hill is over, attention is again being directed to the general mining industry. There is every indication…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Scottish Colliery Dispute. Owners' Action. London, Tuesday Night
The Scottish coal lumpers have decided to withdraw from the Conciliation Board and enforce their demands for a reduction of wages by six-pence…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Private cables state that lead closed in London on Tuesday at £13 5s, and copper at £60 7s 6d. a fall of 10s…
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The following gold leases have been approved:—R. S. Keats, 2a., Towallum: C. Jackson and others, 3a., AVoolgoolga. The gold lease of J. W. Tonkin, 5a.,…
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LONDON. Saturday.—The International Miners'' Conference at Berlin congratulated the British miners upon the passing of the Eight Hours Act…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At a meeting of the Combined Unions at Broken Hill a motion was carried, adopting the sub-committee's recommendation to take. over Harry…
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When the re-constituted Colliery Commission attempted to re-start its operations at Newcastle this morning a startling development took place…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Private cables state that lead closed in London on Tuesday at £13 7s; 6d per ton, a rise of 2s 6d; and copper at £61, a fall of 10s…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Clarence Cu. Co. Mine. Splendid Prospects
On page 3 of this issue will be found the prospectus of The Clarence Cu. Co. Mining Co., Ltd., which it is proposed to float to acquire the…
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Latest mail reports respecting the position of copper at Home advised that the tone had been good, but that, unfortunately, was not based upon trade…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Wires. Another Colliery Crisis. SYDNEY
Trouble has been simmering for some weeks at the Hepburn Colliery in connection with the lifting of bottom coal. A conference was held at…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday—The Newcastle Col[?]iery Wages Board came to an abrupt termination yesterday. When the Board met, counsel for the…
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Thirty tons of stone from the 2-acre syndicate. Bobo, has just been crushed for a yield of 7dwt. per ton. Also on this block another vein has been struck. from which…
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LONDON, Tuesday—Mr. Keir Hardie M.P., in an interview, declared that if a lockout of coal miners in South Wales occurred, the fight would be not for eight…
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