The Coal Strike
LONDON, Tuesday.—Trouble arose between the police and the strikers at the docks. Several police were wounded. Chief May may die. A couple of strikers…
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Mining & the mines, 1912
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Pulganbar Mining Co., Ltd
The manager reports as follows:—For the last two weeks work progressing favourably. In the Federal 70ft level north the rise has been [?]ed through and…
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The Council of this Association have held a number of meetings lately, and dealt with many metters of considerable interest to mine owners…
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The manager reports as follows :— For the last two weeks work is progressing favourably. In the Federal 70ft. level north the rise has been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Mining Sensation. Another Broken Hill Found. SYDNEY, Tuesday Night
Quite a sensation has been caused in Sydney mining circles by the announcement that near Condobbli[?] a silver mine has been discovered…
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From the official Year Book we gather the following information:— The number employed during 1910 was 37,113, an increase of 1[?] as compared…
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LONDON, Friday.—A diaster occurred at the Lothringen Colliery in Westphalia (Germany), with great loss of life. The explosion was due to firedamp. A…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Latest Cables. An Appalling Disaster Explosion in a Mine. London
An explosion of firedamp at Bochum, Westphalia, Germany, resulted in many miners being entombed. The colliery was fired,…
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The Welsh mine owners have secured the foreign naval orders for coal at Prices one shilling above the price paid in 1911. This rise…
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Two thousand two hundred colliers employed in the Ebbw Vale Mines, South Wales, have struck work owing to the lampmen withdrawing…
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Manager's report for the four weeks ended 10th Instant:—Driving was continued in A level, which was extended 108ft. 6in., total 1286ft. A most important development…
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Una Fernleigh, surveyed her new home with pleased appreciation. That its chief charm was contributed by spring flowers and sunshinâflowers doomed to a brief…
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The manager of the, Cangai mine for the Grafton Copper Mining Co., Ltd. reports to the Secretary. F.O. Whiternan, as follows, for the…
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The Mannager reports:—Work progressing satisfactorlly at the mine. The [?] level in the Federal shaft still carrying 18in. [?] high value [?] [?] with remainder of [?]…
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The bill to amend the Mining Act, 1906 and the Crown Lands Act, and to provide for the resumption of land for mining villages, introduced to the…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At a meeting of the Waihi miners. (N.Z.), Mr. Parry, referring to the reported influx of free labour, said it was necessary to have…
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Manager's report for the week ended 17th inst.:—Fair progress was made with A level, which was advanced 19ft., total 1[?]05 ft. The lode continues to look well, the face…
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A fire was discovered yesterday in a branch tunnel at the Great Walls end Colliery, Newcastle. Six miners, who were working pillars near by…
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A [?] in a branch [?] colliery [?] Six miners who was [?] near the pillars…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Coal Vend appeal case has commenced in the High Court. Messrs. Griffith, Barton, and O'Connor…
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