North Mine Pay
Those North [?] who nor collect their pay from the B.I.C. office yesterday may collect it after he mass meeting this morning…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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South Mine Check Inspector's Report
The check inspector. Mr. A. R. Campbell, visited the South wine yesterday and later reported:— In company with Mr. T. Jagger…
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A mass meeting of unionists [?] with the Barrier industrial Council will be held at the Trades Hall this morning at 10 o'clock to deal with are reply of…
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SYDNEY,—Only 11 collieries were idle today, the miners having returned to work at eight which were idle last Friday. All stoppages are in…
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At the adourned meeting of the W.I.U. held in the Trades Hall yesterday a report was received that underground men nt the South mine…
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S. Kalagurgevich fell on a sharp stone at the Zinc Corporation last night, cutting his left forearm. After treatment at the Hospital by Dr…
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SYDNEY[?]—Only five mines were idle on the New South Wales coal[?]elds today, but almost 6000 men were involved. The day's production…
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About 2300 men employed at seven mines on the Northern coalfields were idle today, the loss of production being [?] at 7,609 tons…
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SYDNEY.—Only four coal mines were idle in the north today, and one in the south. Men are out at Millfield Greta because the management…
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J. W. Spence, an employee of the North Mine (injured arm), and W. Merritt (injured neck), employed at the Zinc Corporation, were treated at…
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J. B Rodgers, a miner employed at the south Mine, was treated by Dr. Boscence yesterday for a foreign body in the eye. He was later conveyed…
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The W.L.U. of A. check inspector. Mr. A. R. Campbell, yesterday visited the North Broken Hill Ltd. and subsequently reported:—…
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Members of the South Mine Employees' Sickness Fund are requests to take particular notice of the advertisement in this paper. Owing to Mr. Crocker…
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The check inspector visited the North mine yesterday DIRI subsequent reported:— In company with Mr. T. Robinson…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Broad Railway Line To North Mine
broad guage railway line to be extended from the Crystal Street Railway Station to the North Mine. Council is carrying out the work of building…
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Seven coal mines were idle in New South Wales today. The most affected district was the North where five collieries employing 1600 men and with and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A.I.F. Men Congratulate Cessnock No. 2 Miners
CESSNOCK.—Eight AIf men on a New Guinea front have written congratulating Cessnock No. 2 miners on working 1060 days without inter- ' ruption by any local dispute. Their letter criticises Australian workers who have gone on strike…
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The loss of coal production in New South Wales was estimated at 9,000 tons, due to seven collieries employing nearly 2,800 men being idle on account of…
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At the North Mine yesterday W. J. McMahon suffered a bruised eye. He was treated at Dr. Quinn's surgery and then taken to home at 666 Lane…
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CANBERRA.—Whether in view of the shortage of coal production owing to strikes the Government would give the Army authority to produce coal…
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