More Men on Mines Than in January
THERE were 101 more men employed on the mines in February than during January, all mines showing an increase,…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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W.I.U. of A. New Members on Mines
New members of the W.I.U. of A. and numbers who were absent during badge show are reminded that when they start work on the mines It is their duty to…
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George Sutich, of 337 Piper Street was struck in the back with a bucket while working at the Central mine yesterday. He was taken to the Hospital…
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Mr. W. O'Connell, Check Inspector, was at the North Mine yesterday, and after his inspection he reported: "In company with Mr. F. Leggett…
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Mr. O'Connell reported yesterday that great difficulty was being experienced on the mines in getting the best fans and the hemp[?]n rope that were required…
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SYDNEY.—From pints, miners at Cessnock and other northern coalfields towns, have been forced by the beer strike in Sydney to reduce their daily draughts to "ladies' waists," which average only between five and…
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London, March 18.—Five thousand gold-miners are reported to be idle in the Rand Goldmine strike, which has spread to 12 mines, says Reuter's correspondent in Cape…
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Sydney, March 17.—Stoppages in the South Coast coal industry may occur next month, resulting from action taken by the Southern District Miners'…
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J. Cann was taken from the Zinc Corporation to his home at 632 Williams Street, last night suffering from facteur fumes…
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Sydney, March 19.—Negotiations are in progress for a working agreement between colliery executives and Miners Federation to support one another in industry a…
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London, March 19.—One of the principal objects of the British Government in nationalising mining was to achieve the kind of for-reaching reforms and…
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LONDON, March 19.—Mr. O. F. Bowler, when applying today for the compulsory winding-up of six goldmining companies, North Kalgurli United, Gold Development Limited, Commonwealth Mining and Finance Limited, Murchison Gold Development…
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Yesterday morning at the Zinc Corporation R. Cain bruised the index finger and thumb of his right hand. He was taken to Dr. Hains's surgery…
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The check Inspector. Mr. W. O'Connell visited the North Mine No. 2 shaft yesterday and later reported:—In company with Mr. B. Adams…
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Sir.—In "Barrier Daily Truth" of March where Sir Charles Reid says working pits "Great life" what's wrong with working in pite, It's a great life, my only…
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LONDON, March 20—"Mr. Claude de Bernales cannot be found in London tonight," states the "Daily Mail," which attempted…
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F. J. Davey suffered a jarred left hand and [?] fingers at the South Mine last night. After attention he was conv[?] to his home at 461 Iodide Street…
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Mr. W. O'Connell, check inspector, was at the South Mine yesterday, and after his inspection he reported: In company with Mr. A. Greig…
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CANBERRA.—Mr. Justice Davidson, in a report on the coal industry tabled in the House…
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At the North mine last night A. G. Ferguson bruised his eyes and lacerated his nose. He was taken home to 197 Iodide Street…
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