Mine Accident
A. R. Hosking sustained injuries to his toes and was taken to his home in 102 Thomas Street…
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Mining & the mines, 1941
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B.I.C. Mine Managers Confer Over Pay Vouchers
Asking that the South and North mines supply the men with Itemised pay vouchers the same as done at the Zinc Corporation, the executive of the Barrier…
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A delegation from the W.I.U. or A. waited on the Mining Managers' Association yesterday to ask that men on six-hour shirts be the first to be drawn to…
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At the North mine yesterday afternoon M. Vagich, of 340 Piper Street, suffered injuries to the toes. He was taken to the Hospital for treatment, and…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—A nugget of almost pure gold, weighing 71 ounces and worth more than £500, was found yesterday near Inglewood…
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'The annual wind-up of the Inter-Mine tennis clubs was held on Saturday night in the Oddfellows Hall, About 60 members were present, Mr…
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A meeting of the South Mine Picnic Committee will be held this morning for the transaction of general business…
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The following were treated at the Hospital yesterday:— James Crocker, 91 Cummins Street, a miner on the North mine, a foreign body…
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Stephen Kemp, a miner at the South mine. has been admitted to Ward [?]fermg from inju[?]tes to the jaw, neck and body. He fell through a set of timber…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Two soldiers, Ronald Grundy and Alan Holmes, were killed, and five others seriously injured, when a car skidded…
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At the South Mine yesterday John Jackaman, of 411 Lane Lane, a mines-suffered on injury to the hand. He was taken in the ambulance to the Hospital…
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The condition of Stephen Kemp, who suffered injuries at the South mine on Tuesday, and Albert Treme[?]ng, who was injured at the Zinc Corporation on the…
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William Kersten, of [?] Beryl Street, [?]llocker at the Zinc Corporation, was treated at the [?]patients department at the Hospital for injuries to one finger…
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Inter-Mine tennis games played last Saturday resulted: Zinc No. 2 defeated British (no results), Zinc No. 1 d. North No. 1, 7 sets 42 games to 2…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →High Feeling At Coal Conference NEWCASTLE. May 16
An uprear at the Coal Conference Board meeting to the Chairman, Mr. J. Connell, threatening that if such scenes continued the board would…
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The chairman of the C.I.O., Mr. Lewis. Instructed 100,000 hardcoal miners to cease work at midnight as a result of the negotiators failure to draft satisfactory…
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NEW YOKK, May 18.—Mr. John L. Lewis, miners' leader, has instructed 100,000 hard-coal miners to cease work at midnight because of the…
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Louis Zanker, a pipe fitter at the North, had on eye injury attended in at the Hospital today…
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Willie having crib underground at the South mine last night Jack Muir (38), a timberman, of 142 Morish Street, collapsed and died…
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ALLEGATIONS that Cornelius Stanley (55), of no fixed abode, had pretended that he was the chief engineer of the Zinc…
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