Mine Mishaps
Mine accidents reported today were:— W. G. Halls (New Broken Hill: Sprained right ankle…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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South Mine Check Inspection
The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S O'Nell) visited the South Mine yesterday, and later reported: In company with Mr. W. Smith…
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Wellington.—Farmer E. Mason and his ducks have started a minor gold rush in the former gold rush…
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The Club thanks the public for support of the disposal, which was won by No. 1616, K. Arnold, 496 Fisher Street; 2nd, No. 1925, H. Neate, 175 Cornish…
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Adelaide, June 20.—It was officially stated today that 5.A. was in an exremely bad position for stocks of large size coal needed particularly by the…
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W. H. Hall (N.B.H.C.), of 113 Ryan Street, sprained his right ankle while at work yesterday and was taken home. T. Telgos (South), 414 Crystal Street,…
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Sydney, June 21.—The Courant Executive of the Miners Federation today congratulated Southern District miners for holding pit top [?]mbetings…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported:— In company with Mr. A. Marriot[?]…
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Canberra.—Mr. Griffiths (Labor member for the mining electorate of Shortland) clashed with the Minister for Commerce and Agriculture (Mr. McEwen) during a…
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Two men were admitted to Hospital yesterday following accident on the line of lode. They were: R. M. Rook (North Mine), of 485…
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Sydney. — Representatives of four coal mining unions, including the Miners' Federation, have called on the…
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Auckland (AAP - Reuter), June 22. — Thousands of pounds worth of New Zealand wool for Australian…
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Mine employees treated yesterday were: R. E. Stood (Thompson's), illness; A left eye; F. M. Mullen (N.B.H.C.) bruised…
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Sydney, June 25.—The Misers Federation today pretested to the Federal Government against its proposal to…
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Westport (N.Z.), June 25 (AAP-Reuter).—Buller George miners last night decided not to resume work until all naval personnel have been removed…
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London.—Britain's nationalised coal mines earned a surplus of only £282,000 for the first three months this…
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T. Classon (North Mine). 355 Carnet Street, was taken home yesterday after straining his back to work. J. Nanero (North) was treated for…
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An inquest into the death of George Christopher Crowe (41), miner, who was caught in a sudden fall of earth underground at the South Mine on June…
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Wellington (N.Z.).—The Buller Gorge Miners' Union has agreed to begin work following the withdrawal of…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the South Mine yesterday, and later reported:— In company with Mr. G. Hanley…
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