South Mine
Mr. A. It. Compbell's report after an inspection at the South mine was us follows:— In company with Mr. C. Preston…
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Mining & the mines, 1941
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Mine Accidents
A. O. Lane. North Mine, sustained a fracture of a bone in one foot through a stone falling. He was treated at the Hospital…
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The following were treated at the outpatients' department of the Hospital yesterday: Herbert Garland, of 183 Zebina Street…
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W. J. Davey, miner, employed at the North mine, was lowering timber into a slope last night when he slipped and fell. He tore the muscles of his right…
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BRISBANE, Saturday.—Gold Salute is being given every opportunity of accustoming himself to Doomben surroundings, as he is taken, to that…
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North Mine had another easy victory yesterday against Zinc Corporation. Hornets continued their winning run against Rovers scoring…
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E. Cantwell was tipping a winze bucket at the Zinc Corporation during the early part of last afternoon shift when he suffered a lacerated finger. He was taken…
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The check inspector for the W.I.C. of A., Mr. A. R. Campbell. yesterday visited the South Mine and subsequently retorted:—…
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Frank Bosnich, of 60 Rockwell Street, a miner at the North Mine, received treatment at the Hospital yesterday for on injured finger…
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The work of the S.A. Salvage Company in recent weeks has been directed at the demolition of the big Proprietary mine stack. When the…
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Mr. L. Stackpool, president of the Prospectors' Association, has been advised that the Government's representative who will inspect the old…
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SURRENDERED by the Broken Hill Proprietary Co. on Friday, an area of 63½ acres of the original Proprietary mining…
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The following received treatmen at the Hospital yesterday, Gilbert Carlin, 239 Kaolin Street, apprentice fitter at the North mine, scat in the eyes, Albert…
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The Broken Hill South Ltd. has pegged cut an area of 63½ acres of the original lease of the B.H. Proprietary Co. which were surrendered on Friday…
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Wilfrid Millstead, 580 Wolfram Street, was taken in the ambulance to the Hospital yesterday suffering from a foreign body in the eye received when chipping…
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The check inspector, Mr. A. R. Campbell, visited the South mine yesterday, and later reported:— In company with Mr. J. Trebilcock…
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Although business houses in the city report that business is very slack and that the city is suffering a depression, more money is being paid out by employers than was the case this time last year when the heavy Federal income tax was not…
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At the South mine yesterday K. G. Willoughby suffered a back injury. He was taken to the Hospital and admitted to Ward 1…
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North Mine should have another win in the Baseball tomorrow, but they should be extended against Hornets, who has nominated their…
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ADELAIDE, Saturday.—With the object of advising the small miner on the best means of working his claim, the staff of the Bonython…
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