Mining Crisis. Gloomy Outlook
SYDNEY, Friday.—Northern Colliery proprietors have declined to withdraw from the joint conciliation committee. The step is regarded as a serious one…
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Mining & the mines, 1913
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Late Wires. The Coal Crisis. Burwood Mine Again Idle. Sydney
The Burwood (Newcastle) colliery was thrown idle again yesterday. About five hundred men had to return home. The wheelers turned up…
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Mr D Watson, President of the Minerst Federation, stated at Newcastle last night that if some satisfactory arrangemene was not made the miners would take th…
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The London metal markets are somewhat depressed after their recent revival. Copper is down as much as £2, and possibly the increased stocks held in America may…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Since the colliery proprietors of the Northern district decided to withdraw from the Joint Conciliation Committee, the coal-mining…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Late Wires. The Coal Crisis. a Critical Situation. Sydney, Monday Night
The Newcastle Colliery Proprietors' Association has received a letter from the Minister, for Labour, suggesting a conference on the present trouble…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Copper is quoted at £69 17s 6d. Grafton Copper Mining Co. The manager reports for week ended 1lth…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday,—Another mining fatality occurred at Broken Hill, where Robert Karles, a laborer in the Junction North Mine, was suffocated by a…
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The manager of the Grafton Copper Mining Co's. Cangai mine reports for the week ended 11th inst. :--A. level was advanced 14ft. to 1515ft 9in…
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The northern colliery proprietors waited on Mr. Carmichael (Minister for Labour) yesterday and placed their reasons for their withdrawal…
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Several years ago a syndicate of mining men commenced sinking a shaft in Arizona (U.S.A.) to reach the largest diamond in the world,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Cangai, shares, sellers 15s. Copper in London is quoted at £71…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Late Wires. The Coal Crisis. a Brighter Aspect. Sydney
The mining situation is regarded as more hopeful since the meeting between Mr. Carmichael and the proprietors. It is believed that any new…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Coal Crisis. Meeting of the Owners. Sydney
At the conclusion of the meeting of the Northern Colliery Proprietors' Association yesterday, to consider the trouble in the north, it was…
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The copper-mining industry is an important one, the principal mine being at Cangai, about 27 miles west of Grafton. This mine has paid thousands of pounds in…
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The manager reports for week added 18th inst.:A level drive was, advanced 6ft, 6in, to 1522ft. Sin. without,change Driving was stopped for three days during which…
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The manager of the Cangai mine for the Grafton Copper Mining Co., Ltd., reports as follows for the week ended 18th inst.:--…
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The Miners' Federation regards the owners' stipulations in connection with the mining crisis as impracticable. The Federation asks for an…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Northern miners are taking into their own hands the question of compelling the wheelers at Burwood colliery to return to work…
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A. mining report from Burraga says the first of the locomotives of the "Lloyd" Company is running. The first load of wood arrived on Monday. Two shifts…
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