Vandalism On Mining Claims
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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Mining & the mines, 1945
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North Mine
The check inspector visited the North mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr.[?]. E. W[?]ker (foreman) I visited the following place[?]…
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While Coupling trucks at the South mine yesterday. R. [?]. Barusley, c[?] Oxide and Brown Streets, [?] his head hammed between some timber. He was…
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LONDON, June 18.—The bodies of Frederick the Great, Frederick Wilhelm I. of Prussia, and President von Hindenburcr have been discovered in an underground shrine in a salt mine near Nordhausen. The British "United Press…
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MELBOURNE. — The Commonwealth-Disposals Commission will sell by public tender, the plant and machinery of two West…
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Mr. W. O'Connell, check inspector, after his visit to the South Mine yesterday reported:— In company with Mr. W. Anderson…
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Joseph McCubbin; 507 Chapple Lane, and a miner at the Zinc Corporation, was [?]reated at the Hospital yesterday for an injury to the left index finge…
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This week [?]ded the highest coal poss £[?]0,000 tons for any single week this year. The total loss for six months through strongest is almost 800,000 tons…
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Canberra, June 22.—The admission that the Government's decision to set up a commission to inquire into the Coal industry had not resulted in fewer…
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AN address on employment prospects in Broken Hill, with particular reference to the mining industry, was given at the High School on Friday, June 15 by Mr. C. W. Thomas, Hon. Secretary of the High School Parents and Citizens'…
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SYDNEY.—Although the Australian Gaslight Company had only sufficient coal on hand to meet three days' bare needs, the general manager…
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[?] South Mine, injured his left arm at [?] last night. He was traced of the Hospital and taken home to 642 [?]…
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Mrs. F. Hadley died at the residence at her sister at [?] early on Monday morning at the age of 74 years. Mr. Hadley was the widow of Mr. B. A. Hadley. [?] one of Sydney's…
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Melbourne. June 20—Officials of the Miner's Federation assured Senator Ashley, minster for Supply, in Sydney yesterday that they would do everything possible to obtain full production of…
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Address by Mr. C. W. Thomas, lioness, of the Broken Hill High School P. Zinc Corporation Mill. Mr. Thomas spake as are…
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G. H. Hobba strained his shoulder at the North Mine yesterday, and after attention was taken to his home at 187 Oxide Street…
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To discuss matters in relation to the affiliation of the W.I.U. with the Miners' Federation, Messrs. H. Wells (president), G. W. S. Grant…
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Yesterday afternoon the executive of the B. I. C. Messrs E. P. O'Neill. A Kersten, J. G. Polkingho[?]ne, W. Riddiford: So[?] Mine Sickness Committee. Messrs…
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F. L. Highman strained his left groin at the South Mine yesterday afternoon. After attention at the Hospital he was conveyed to his home at 583…
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Canberra, June 28.—In Parliament today, Mr. James ([?], N.S.W.I. alleged that Mr. [?]egory H. Forster, coal mines owners' representative, was engaged in…
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