Mine Accidents
L. M. Bally had the knuckles of his right hand lacerated at the South Mine yesterday morning After Hospital treatment he was taken to his home at…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
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Coal Position Is Precarious
SYDNEY.—If the N.S.W. coal mines do not work on Monday next which is the King's birthday there is a possibility that the White Bay…
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Gold mining production continue in call. Heart manpower demands have been felt in West Australia and Victoria, which two States produce between them the…
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MELBOURNE. — The Australian price of gold has been increased by 1/9 to £10/15/3 a fine ounce a new high level The price is the full…
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Mr. F. A. Adams, a miner at the Zinc Corporation, lacerated his left hand yesterday, and after treatment was taken to his home at 280 Wilson Street…
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MELBOURNE.—The year had been one of great difficulty for industry in general, and the metalliferous mining and smelting industry had…
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Mr. J. Fraser Paterson has received correspondence from the Royal Humane Society and is also in communication with Mr. J. M. Baddeley,…
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By advertisement in this issue a warning by the Zine management is given those who enter the mine on the houses that [?] employees to work and then…
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SYDNEY.—Including 23 mines which stopped work on the South Maitland field yesterday as a result of the withdrawal of mine deputies…
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Sydney, June 14.—Twenty-three [?] coal mines were idle today, resulting in the loss of [?] 26,000 tons of coal—the greatest daily loss other than…
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In company with Mr. A. Grigg [?] the following places: 1400 Level Stopers 72 party. open stope. Temperatures 70 and 69. Orders were…
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Mr. D. Humphreys, who arrived by the Comet on Wednesday night, to take up- an' appointment ' as Mines Inspector in' place of'the late Mr…
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Mr. D. [?] who has been appointed mines inspe[?] in the place of the late Mr. [?] arrived by the [?] on Wednesday night, and has [?]…
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Sydney, June 1[?].—Including 23 [?] which were idle yesterday on the South [?] as a result of a strike of mine [?]. 25 coal mines were idle…
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Walter Menz, of [?] William[?] Street, a minor at the Zinc Corporation, received [?] at the Hospital today for an injured left [?]…
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The check inspector visited the North Mine Thompson' shaft section) yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. Von [?]…
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Mr.E.M. Horsington, M.L.A.. has received the following letter from the Minister for Education:â "I refer to your personal…
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Sydney, June 17.—There would be a general [?] of work in the [?] the national president of the Miners Federation. Mr…
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Because of further thefts from claims belonging t[?] members of the Prospectors' Association it has been decided to keep more careful watch…
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