Funerals of The Victims Of North Mine Fatality
The funerals of the two victims of the fatality which occurred at the North Mine on Friday took place yesterday afternoon. The funeral of…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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Coal Conference Opens in Sydney; "Trouble Ahead"
SYDNEY.—When the compulsory conference of mine owners and miners began before the Central Coal Authority today the…
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While working at the South mine yesterday E. B. Rose suffered a punctured would to the right foot. He was taken to a surgery for treatment and then home…
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Mr. W. O'C[?] chock inspector, was at the South Mine yesterday; and after his [?] reported: In company with Mr. A. Grieg…
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CANBERRA — The Federal Cabinet yesterday gave the Minister for Supply (Senator Ashley) authority to open immediate…
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Reference to the installation of the first boiler at the Proprietary mine by the grandfather of Mrs. Witty, a visitor to the city…
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Sydney, April 9—Despite an instruction by the Miners' Federation that all collieries should continue working while the Central Coal Authority, Mr…
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At the Sorth mine yesterday A. C. Millman, of 150 Gaffney Lane, injured his right foot and back. While at work at the Zinc Corporation…
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Mr. R. G. Wharan, Inspector of Mines, and Mrs. Whalan, left for Sydney on this morning's Comet. Mr. Whalan has been…
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Rex Smythe was taken to the Hospital yesterday afternoon from the Zinc Corporation with strained abdominal mus[?]s…
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Mr. W. O'Connell check inspector, as at the North mine yesterday and after his inspection he reported: In company with Mr. Burns…
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Mr. R. G. W[?]an Inspector of Mines, and Mrs. Whalan left for Sydney yesterday. Mr. Whalan had been relieving in the Broken…
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Sydney, April 11.—The coal production loss today was 9,320 tons from seven southern, three northern, and one western mines…
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KALGOORLIE.—As a result of an empty cage falling 300ft. down the main shaft, the Great Boulder mine will be…
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A NEW coal city behind the Arctic Circle. This part of the Soviet Union where a new coal basin is being developed, is located along the upper reaches of the distant Pechora River, on the 65th parallel (says…
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Yesterday L. G. Moore suffered a scalp wound at the South mine. He was treated at a surgery, and then taken home to 284 Patton Street…
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THERE were 174 more men employed on the mines in March than during February, all mines showing an increase, the number…
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CANBERRA. — The special Scientific Mission sent to Germany by the Australian Government has reported to the…
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Yesterday the staffs of the North Mine and Zinc Corporation travelled to Penrose Park to enjoy the day's outing. Two…
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Mr. H. B. Nolan reports that inquiries have been made regarding the exact position in connection with the Easter holidays under the mines…
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