Mine Accidents
An underground employee of the South mine was treated at the Hospital yesterday after receiving…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Mine Mishaps
B. Gogler (New Broken Hill) was today taken to the Hospital, treated for a foreign body in the right…
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London, March 23.—The 7207 ton motor vessel Chakdina, carrying a cargo from Australian ports to Europe and London, struck a…
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London, Tuesday,— York shire miners last night demanded the removal of Italian workers from their…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Nell) visited the Zinc Corporation yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. V. Stokes…
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Sydney, March 27. — Mineral production in New South Wales for 1951 is expected to reach a record £65,000,000, the Minister for Mines, Mr. Arthur, said. He was speaking in the Legislative Assembly to the…
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S. Taylor (South mine), 464, Wolfram Street, was treated yesterday for injuries to the left shoulder and a brushed foot…
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Geelong. — The State brown coal mine at Wensley Brae was saved from a bush fire when the wind changed…
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Sydney, March 31. — Representatives of the Miners Federation will meet the Federal Minister for Social Services (Mr. Townley)…
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The North Mine Employers Picnic will be held at the North Reserve on Sunday. Highland dancing will be held and open events…
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London, Thursday— The Duke of Edinburgh today donned his oldest clothes and…
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At the North Reserve tomorrow, the North Mine Employees Picnic Committee will hold their annual picnic. In addition to foot-racing…
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There was a large attendance at the annual picnic of the North Mine employees, held in the North reserve on Sunday. During the morning the…
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A statement released, by the Mining Managers' Association showed that the number of men employed on…
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All men working on the mines are reminded that in order to qualify for holiday pay on Anzac- Day break,…
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The Inspector of Mines in Brokan Hill (Mr. Phillips) received advice yesterday that a former B. H. Mines Inspector—Mr. J. W…
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THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH walks through a line of cheering miners' wives before going down 3,000 ft. in a bucket to the depths of a Manchester colliery.—Picturegram…
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E. N. Fitzgerald (Zinc) was admitted to the Hospital yesterday. The third and fourth fingers on his left hand had been crushed…
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During the four weeks ended April 5, the North Broken Hill, mine mill treated 28,015 tons of crude ore…
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