Mines Pension Scheme Mass Meeting
There will be a mass meeting on Sunday at 10.30 o'clock at the Trades Hall of all unionists employed along the line of lode. The business is to…
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Mining & the mines, 1948
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Mine Accidents
T. J. Smith, a carpenter at the Zinc received treatment at the Hospital yesterday for a foreign body in the eye. He was later taken home to 122 Argent…
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An inquiry into the application by Harry Mendelgon for a lease of Crown lands for mining purposes was heard by Mr. Bott, S.M.,…
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Bangkok (A.A.P.-Reuter). May 12.—Twenty to thirty armed, bandits today stole an international gold shipment valued at two million American dollars,…
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L. Gauel was taken from the Zinc Corporation to his home at 477 Argent Street last night with a lacerated finger. J. Quinllvan, Zinc Corporation, after…
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Matches In the Inter-Mine Tennis Association competition will be continued on Saturday. A GRADE…
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Mine picnic committees are to be approached by the Building Trades Union to extend the privileges of Christmas excursion trains to…
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Melbourne.—Australia is about to overcome its match shortage by exchanging New South Wales coal for French New Caledonia timber…
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LONDON. May 13.—Sir. Charles Reid, a member of the National Coal Board, has resigned, because he has…
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In the Wardens Court yesterday, before Mr. A. N. Bott. S.M., Harry Mendelson made application for the lease of crown lands for mining purposes. The…
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Melbourne, May 13.—Thomas Henry Arrowsmith (52). manufacturer, was alleged in the Special Federal Court today to have bought gold at £10 an…
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Melbourne.—Nine thousand tons of South African coal will be imported to Melbourne in July by the Victorian Government…
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Sydney, May 14. — James Reginald Rand, former airline steward, aliened in a Special Federal Court today that Thomas Henry Arrowsmith,…
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In ah effort to improve the M.M.A. mines pension scheme, the B.I.C. mass meeting yesterday decided to adjourn discussion for two…
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After a motion and various amendments had been dealt with at the B.I.C. mass meeting yesterday on the matter of mine pensions, it was decided to adjourn for two months and in the meantime the Government scheme be placed before the coys,…
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E. C. Culpin injured his ankle at the North Mine yesterday. He was taken to his home at 155 Hebbard Street. G. Higgins was taken from the South…
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M. Loye was taken to the Hospital from the C.P.S. yesterday for treatment for a ricked back, and then home to 419 Argent Street…
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The check inspector visited the South Mine yesterday, and later reported: In company with Mr. A. Greig (foreman). I visited the following places on…
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New York, May 17—Rescue crews are digging furiously to save three entombed coalminers threatened by drowning in a…
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Seventeen members of the local branch of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy will attend the first ordinary meeting of the institute to be held at Kalgoorlie from May 26 to June 1. They…
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