Mine Accidents
C. M. Jones (North No. 2) was treated by a doctor yesterday for an injury to the right eyelid. He was later taken home to 96 Cobalt…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Gold Rush in Brazil
Rio De Janeiro.—A new goldfield, where nuggets are said to lie virtually on the ground, has drawn…
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J. B. Bengry (South) was taken home to 124 Ryan Street yesterday suffering from a foreign body in the right eye…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Union News And Views This space is specially reserved for local union news and views. Reports of union meetings are welcomed. North Mine Check Inspection
The Check Inspector, Mr. W. S. O'Nell, visited the North Mine yesterday, and later reported: In company with Mr. N. Shier,…
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Sydney. — The doctors at a Sydney Hospital this week used radio-active gold to treat a woman cancer…
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Perth,—Gold bars worth £3,900 had been found wrapped in old socks and rags in a case on a utility…
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J. L. Smith (Zinc) was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a probable fractured thumb. He was later taken home to Brown…
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First match, in the 1952 Inter-Mine football premiership will be played at the Zinc Oval tomorrow afternoon between teams from the Zinc-N.B.H.C. mines and…
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At the Zinc Oval yesterday a quite large crowd watched a good game of football between the Zinc—N.B.H. team,…
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Two accidents were reported from the North Mine today. M. C. Hempel was taken…
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In the Court of Petty Sessions today, before Mr. A. R. Raschke, S.M., North Broken Hill Ltd. and Maurice James Wall (represented by Mr. T. Brown) were charged with…
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Kalgoorlie.— A new gold strike has been made by Coolgardie prospectors Alec Kent, Albert Cordon…
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(To the Editor) Sir.—Certain loudmouthed individuals at the North Mine are spreading malicious lies around…
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With conditions made for good football the Zinc-N.B.H. and South Mine teams on Sunday afternoon gave the large crowd which attended the Zinc Oval a first class game of football…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cobar Public Meeting Discusses Effect of Low Metal Prices on Mining Alarm At Ghost Town Prospect
On July 3 a public meeting was held at Cobar in connection with the price of copper and gold in Australia. Below is published a report of the meeting…
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C. J. Evitts (Zinc) was taken home to 66 Nicholls Street yesterday with a foreign body in the right eye…
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New York, Tuesday.— The "New York Times" says that Brazilian authorities are increasingly…
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Melbourne—A charge under the Gold Buyers' Act, involving 10 gold ingots worth nearly £6000, was dismissed in the Fifth City Court on a point of law—but it may not have ended yet…
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Sydney, July 22.—Improved industrial relationships on the coalfields was one of the chief factors for the dramatic improvement in…
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Sir. It is regretted that a simple misunderstanding of the Sickness Fund rules has given rise to the unpleasantness mentioned in Mr…
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