Mine Accidents
E. Miller (South Mine), 187 Argent Street, dislocated a finger on the left hand yesterday and was taken…
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Mining & the mines, 1953
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Mishaps on Mines
Three minor accidents occurred on the mines today. J. P. Fitzgerald (ZineCorp) was taken home to 147…
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A. Rose (Zinc Corporation) was treated yesterday for an injured right thumb. J. Fitzgerald (Zinc), 147…
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Members and intending members are reminded that the annual meeting of the North Mine Employees…
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Coal output in 1952 was just under 225 million tons, according to provisional figures issued by the U.K…
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W. McFarlan (Zinc) was taken home to the Zinc Barracks after treatment for a crushed right foot…
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The annual meeting of the South Mine employees Picnic Committee will be held at the Trades Hall…
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Darwin.—Mines in Arnhem Land may produce more than one million pounds' worth of ore in the next five years. A trust fund for the natives will get £25,000 of this for royalties on leases…
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H. Geich (South), 287 Cobalt Street, was taken home ill yesterday. R. Gusling (North), 703…
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There was a poor attendance at the annual meeting of the South Mine Picnic Committee at the Trades…
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Only pennant gaines played on Saturday were those between North Staff and ZincN.B.H. clubs, as the Broken Hill Club was entertaining and playing the visiting…
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[?].Toms (North Mine) was treated yesterday for a bruised instep. J. Anderson (South), 480…
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London, Monday.—British coalminers' leaders have broken off wage' talks with the National Coal Board…
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T[?] employees of the North [?] were treated by doctors and [?]ken home from work today: J.Reid. of 247 McCulloch Street…
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Competition in the Mines' Cricket Association at the weekend was keen. Some good scores were made. Mill Make 221…
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An employee of the South mine, Mr. Drew Gebler (48), of 150 Thomas Street, collapsed and died at work…
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The North Mine Employees, Tennis Club will hold its annual meeting in the District Tennis Association…
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Members and intending members are reminded that the annual meeting Will be held in the Tennis Hall on…
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F. W. Ho[?]re (South) was treated for bruises and lacerations[?] to the left shoulder and taken home to 330…
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J. Le May (North Mine), 100 Mark Street, yesterday Jarred his right wrist and elbow…
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