Miners Firing Early
The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) reported yesterday that the Zinc management alleged that miners were firing as early as 2.35 p.m…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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North Mine Check Inspection
The Cheek Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported:— In company with Mr. W. Grimsley…
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L. Sampson (N.B.H.) was treated at a doctor's surgery yesterday for a foreign body in the eye. J. Beagry (South) was treated for…
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The Minister for Mines, accommpanied by eight other Government officials and members of the Mining Committee, will arrive here at noon tomorrow for a short visit…
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Nominations are now being taken at the W.I.U. of A. office for three delegates to the Miners Federation Convention…
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C. Gladdon (C.P.S.) was taken home from work yesterday after treatment for a foreign body in the left eye. K. A. Siggery (Zinc Corporation)…
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The Minister for Mines (Mr. J. G. Arthur) will arrive in Broken Hill today for a short visit. He will be [?]companied by other…
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C. Foot (Zinc) was treated for a burned back yesterday and later returned home to the, Duke of Cornwall Hotel…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the South Mine yesterday, and later reported: In company with Mr. L. Hooper…
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The Minister for Mines (Mr. J. A. Arthur) and party were tendered a welcome by the Mayor (AW. W…
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Yesterday by plane the Minister for Mines, Captain J. Arthur, arrived from Sydney. He was accompanied by his private secretary, Mr. A. Brown; the chief Inspector of Mines, Mr. R. G. Wholen; the Under Secretory Mines Department, Mr…
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S. F. Balchin (South) wan treated for a fractured left foot yesterday. R. Rendell (Zinc) was treated for strained abdoman muscles and returned…
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The Minister for Mines (Captain J. Arthur), departmental official and Parliamentarians, inspected underground and surface workings at the Zinc Corporation…
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A South Mine employes collapsed and died shortly after lenving the cage on the 2,400 Lavel early yastarday morning…
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The Minister for Mines (Captain J. Arthur) and visiting departmental officials and Parliamentarians were ot the Zinc Corporation at 9 a.m. yesterday and spent almost a full day underground and on the surface at that mine and N.B.H…
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During the four weeks ended August 25 North mine output was as follows: The mill treated 29,099…
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The Minister for Mines (Captain J.G. Arthur) has described Broken Hill's contribution to the economy of Australia and the British Commonwealth as "immense."…
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A. T. Hassen (North) was taken home to 67 Boughtman Street suffering from a lacarated right wrist…
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The City Coroner (Mr. C. K. Ward) in the Coroner's Court today, found that the death of John Patrick Casey was due to intra-cranial haemorrhage caused by him falling and striking his head at the Triple Chance Mine on August 20…
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R. L. Trembath (N.B.H.C.) was taken home to 621 Beryl Street suffering from illness. [?] F. C. Campbell (North) was…
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