Colliery Strike. Judge Scholes Despondent
When the Northern Compulsory Wages Board met at Newcastle on Thursday of last week the Court was crowded in expectation of an…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
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Coal Owners Proposals
Mr. Cane, Secretary of the Colliery Proprietors Association, in a letter handed to the press, says "The resolution passed on Thursday last by…
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The situation in regard to the coal strike has reached a critical stage. Many of the miners are opposing the Delegate Board's proposal for…
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The coal lumpers resumed work on Saturday under the terms of the old agreement. They have been out over three months. The men worked…
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The Grafton Copper Co., Cangai, shipped this week from Grafton to Sydney 97 tons of high grade metal. The despatching from the mine for four weeks ending…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At the Compulsory Wages Board at Newcastle Judge Scholes announced that a deadlock had been reached regarding the negotiations…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. Mitchell, General Secretary of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association, has gone to Melbourne in connection with…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Another development in connection with the Northern strike occurred yesterday, when the Wages Board was adjourned to enable…
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A splendid coal seam has been discovered at Katoomba. After a great many failures during the past 18 months, an engineer in the employ of the…
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Mr. Mitchell, General Secretary of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemens' Association, has gone to Melbourne in connection with the…
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Mr. W. J. Mulligan, manager of the Grafton Copper Mining Co's Cangai mine, has forwarded his usual monthly report, as follows:--…
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Mr. G. Crispin, who returned to Grafton yesterday from a visit to the Pulganbar mine, brought some fine specimens of cinnabar taken from the mine. Contrary to…
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Mr. Editor.—In your report of the Premier's address on 1st March appears the following:— A voice: Did you pay £2. 10s a ton for…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Executive of the Labour Council has recommended that £3 per week be paid to the wife of each of the unionists imprisoned in connection…
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A terrific explosion occurred at the Treadwell mine, Alaska, in a magazine at the 11,000 ft. level, thirty miners being killed. The cause of the…
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The gold leases of E. O'Dwyer and others, 8a., Churchill, and V. Haley and another, 10a., Cangai, are ready for delivery. A further advance of 5s per ton in the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Northern Miners' Executive are anxious to end the strike at once. The position of the miners and their families is desperate, as relief…
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Mr. Jno. F. Downey, manager of the above mine, has supplied the directors with the following report:--"I beg to report progress as…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Bishop of Llandaff, Dr. Hughes, urges the disputants in the South Wales coal trade to come to an agreement…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—When the Northern Miners' Wages Board met at Newcastle this morning Judge Scholes announced that he had been unable to…
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