Miners Injured
Mine workers treated today for injuries included N. F. Andrews (Zinc Corp.), of 230 Wolfram St., strained back; H. Wright (South),…
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Mining & the mines, 1949
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Still Trying To Reach Mine Victims
Men engaged in the rescue operations at the North mine sighted the hand of one of the victims early today…
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Thc Inter-Mine Tennis Association will open its 1949 season on Saturday morning. There will be three sections, A Grade, B1 and…
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The annual mining and metallurgical conference of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy began in Hobart yesterday. Delegates from all States and New Zealand are present…
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Sydney. — Miners might, be penalised unless strikes became less frequent, the Coal Industry Tribunal (Mr. F. H. Gallagher)…
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Men injured in mine accidents yesterday included: N. F. Andrews (Zine), of 230 Wolfram Street, strained back; P. Wright (South), of 743 Silica Lane…
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The following teams have been selected to take part in the InterMine Tennis Association's competition which will begin tomorrow…
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Body of one of the victims of the North mine stope disaster was recovered at 3.30 p.m…
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Several local members of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy are attending the annual, conference, which was…
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W. J. Huxtable (South), of 114 Crystal Street, was treated at the Hospital for a strained abdomen and allowed to go home…
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There will be no work underground at the north section of the North mine on Monday If the body of the second victlm of the…
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The body of Pietro Globbi (10), of 97 Buck Street, was recovered from the North Mine at 3.45 p.m. yesterday. He was one of the two victims…
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Mr. Frank R. Hockey has been elected vice-president of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy for the ensuing two…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Lead Bonus If Mines Nationalised Warns CP. Man
As Country, party candidate in the by-election for Cobar, Mr. H. E. O. Campbell addressed citizens in the Mechanics' Institute on Saturday night. He suggested that if the mines were, nationalised there…
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CESSNOCK.—A fire which broke out in Ayrfield No. 3 colliery yesterday threatens to destroy the mine…
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Sydney.—Miners have won a dramatic race to remove a fall of heated coal which was threatening Aberdare Central Mine, Cessnock. They worked throught the week…
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K. G. Torney (Prop. Mine) was treated at a surgery and then taken hume to 407 Cummins Street with a lacerated third finger on the left hand…
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A large crowd of his fellow countrymen and workmates attended the funeral today of Pletro Giobbi, one of the victims of the…
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All inter-mine tennis matches start at 9.15 a.m. and players are allowed 15 minutes grace. All games will be played under the Tennis Association rules, and…
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