Silverton Mines
Production returns of Silverton Silver Mines for the nine months ended March, 1953, show the following…
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Mining & the mines, 1953
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Silverton Mine Returns
Silverton Silver Mines, no Liability, advise as follows: "Production returns (or the nine months ended March 1953 show the…
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Sydney, May 13.—President of the W.I.U. of A. (Barrier Branch), Mr. N. S. Dunlevy, was today elected chairman of the Central Council of the Miners Federation…
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Melbourne: The mining industry continued to play an important part in providing employment for many…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hospital Scheme Mines Won't Take Fees Out
The mining, companies will not deduct contributions for the new Hospital…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Machines in Pillars Miners Council Prepares
Sydney, May 17.—The Central Council of the Miners Federation decided today to call aggregate meetings if any attempt is made to introduce machines into pillars…
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N. Separovich (North) was treated by a doctor yesterday for a bruised hand and was then taken home to 219…
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G. Hobba (North) suffered a bruised right shoulder at work yesterday, and was sent home to 151 Sulphide…
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The M.M.A. at a conference yesterday afternoon refused a request by the B.I.C. to deduct contributions for the local hospital scheme from employees…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sympathy Strikes 21,000 Tons Of Coal Lost
Sydney, May 18. Strikes in sympathy with John Darling miners caused the loss of 21,000 tons of coal from…
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K. Rowe (South Mine), guttered a bruised, big. toe at work yesterday and was sent home to 287 Boughtman…
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Canberra: Uranium security was discussed by the Acting Prime Minister (Sir Arthur…
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W. Hoare (NBHC) was taken home to 85 Ryan Street yesterday suffering from a lacerated right hand…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Magazine Road Is Condemned by Mines Dept. Prevents Cartage of Explosives
The Mines Department have condemned the road from Picton Siding to Silverton and the direct route from the siding to the Magazines…
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F. J. Halliday (North No. 2) was treated by a doctor yesterday for a foreign body in the left eye. He was…
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London. A West England Coroner seized for the Queen's Treasure Trove over 500 gold and silver coins…
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Sydney: Strikes at northern N.S.W. coal mines in the last eight weeks had caused a coal output loss of 276,070 tons and about £400,000 in miners' wages, the Coal Industry…
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Three mine employees were taken home from work today. J. Hywood (Zinc Corp.)…
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Melbourne: Thieves on Monday night stole a gold consignment worth £3,500 from the Al mine, eight…
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B. Goldring (North) suffered fractured ribs at work yesterday, and was sent home to 678 Beryl Street…
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