Leaving North Mine
Forty-five years' service with the North mine was honored during the lundi period yesterday when Mr…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Mr. Hurtle Woolcock Farewelled North Mine Presentation
During the lunch period yesterday, on the eve of his retirement under the pension scheme from employment with the North Mine,…
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Kalgoorlie.—The recovery of gold worth £6250 from five cwt. of stone from Brown's Eldorado, north of…
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London:—Britain's fuel crisis may one day be gone with the wind. A chain of outsize coastal windmills to…
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A.T. Hassen (North Mine) was treated at the Hospital then taken home to 57 Boughtman street…
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The Secretary of North Broken Hill Ltd., reports for the four weeks ended March 8, as…
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W.B. Woolley, of 133 Brazil Street, became ill and was admitted to Hospital. W. P. Buchecker was…
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Five mine employees were taken home after treatment for varied injuries received at work yesterday. The men were:…
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Broken Hill South Ltd. reports for four weeks ended March 15, 1952— Crude ore treated: 25,450…
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London, Wednesday. — Britain had stopped recruiting Italians to work in the mines, the Labor…
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The city's water train service is back to seven a day following a break in the temporary pipeline at Horse Lake. Trains are operating between Menindee and…
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E. Hermannson (North) was treated yestterday for a ricked back and was later taken home to 351 Hebbard Street…
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L. B. Lowther (North) was treated at the Hospital and then taken home to 577 Blende Street. He had a lacerated right leg…
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At the Mine Managers' examination in Sydney and Broken Hill, 15 candidates passed in the following…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Unions Tell M.m.a. of Mine Pensioners' Needs Meeting Today to Form Proposals
Delegates of mining unions, and the B.I.C., yesterday told the M.M.A. that somehow the payments for mine pensioners must be increased, as their benefits now were too far below the basic wage…
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The New Zealand Otago "Daily Times" reported in a recent issue that "six" "Broken Hill Millionaires"…
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A. L. Cumming (South Mine), 318 Eyre Street, was treated yesterday for a foreign body in the right eye…
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Sydney, March 24. — Royalty rates on new or original mining leases will be fixed by regulation at a percentage rate per ton or…
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Sydney, March 24. — New South Wales coal output in the first two months of this year showed a substantial, increase…
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Sydney.—The Richmond Main colliery on the northern N.S.W. coalfield, was idle again today for the 18th…
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