Mining Accident. a Wonderful Escape. Sydney, Wednesday Night
While 16 miners were being lowered in a cage down a shaft at the Metropolitan colliery at Helensburgh this morning the gear of the…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
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Mining
The gold dredging lease of A. P. Joyner and others, 41a. 2r. 26per., Coramba, is declared cancelled. The gold lease of T. F. O'Keeffe, 4a.,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Acting on a resolution by the Colliery Employees' Federation that the contract system in mines must cease, fifteen men at Heddon Greta…
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A big fire occurred in Hocking Coal Mine, Terrebank, U.S., but owing to a second shaft the lives of the 20C miners working below were saved…
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LONDON, Sunday.—A big fire broke out in the Hocking (U.S.A.) coal mine to-day. The secondary shaft saved the lives of 200 men who were working below. Sixteen…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mining shares were extremely dull on the Stock Exchange today. There was a fair turnover in investment stocks…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The disturbed condition of affairs in relation to the collieries and the Miners' Board reached a definite stage this morning, when application was…
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The following applications have been lodged with the Warden's Clerk, Coramba, during the week:—William Henry Robinson, application for gold lease of 5 acres at…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—Joe Miller, a half-caste aborig[?]ial, who is attached to a mission station, tells a story of an alleged discovery of gold at the top of…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Heddon Greta colliery is practically idle owing to the refusal of the miners to work on the contract system…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Judge Heydon, in the Industrial Court, yesterday refused the application of the Colliery Employees' Federation for the dissolution of the Newcastle…
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The gold lease of F. J. Briscoe, 10a., Moonee, has been approved. The mineral lease of W. Springthorpe 40a., Cambour, will be cancelled on 10th…
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An English company, styled the Sydney Harbor Colliery, Limited, has acquired the Balmain coal mine and operations are to be resumed. An…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—There is a strange disinclination on the part of colliery proprietors to give opinions as to the award affecting the southern collieries…
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A. T. Tengue and others have applied for a gold lease of 20 acres, two miles from the 37 mile peg on the Grafton-Armidale road, parish Jardine…
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The report for last year again shows the value of the output of minerals for 1909 was £7,635,693, as against £8,609,608 for the previous year, a decrease of £973,913…
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The following applications have been lodged with the Warden's Clerk, Coramba, during past week :—William Henry Robinson, application…
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A report from Hudson's Bay (Canada) states that one of the greatest gold strikes yet Known has taken place. The town of Hudson has been…
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The following applications have during the week been lodged with the Warden's Clerk, Coramba:—Gilbert Templeton, 3 acres, parish Moonee, county Fitzroy, for gold…
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Senator Gore, in giving evidence before the inquiry instituted by the U.S. Congress, said the agents of the McMurray syndicate offered him 45,000 dollars if he…
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