Lawsuit on Gold
London, Wednesday. — Legal argument began in London for possession of 36 bars of gold, worth a…
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Mining & the mines, 1953
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Mine Employees and Special Leave Attention Drawn To Conditions
The following correspondence from the Zinc Corporation was received at the W.I.U. of A. meeting on Tuesday night…
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Melbourne: Mr. Arthur Townsend, of Horsham, found two pennyweights of gold — worth £2 — inside a…
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Sydney.—One of the most gratifying aspects of the current coal position was the tremendous change that had…
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According to an Australian magazine Broken Hill people walk the streets after rain searching for gold, which the rain is supposed to wash out in small particles…
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Mr. Geroge Mason Hindmarsh has been awarded the Australian Institute of Mining and Metalfurgy…
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In the Wardens, Court yesterday Walford W. Lindstrom and Harlod J. [?] were convicted of charges…
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B. Delbridge (North) was taken home to 421 Williams Street yesterday suffering from a jarred wrist…
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On account of the annual vacation, normal operations at the North Mine were not resumed until January 13…
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A conference between the MMA and the BIC opened shortly after 3.30 p.m this afternoon in the MMA…
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J. E. Edgecombe (North Mine) suffered a lacerated jaw and shock when he slipped and nearly fell down a chute yesterday. After…
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The Department of Mines has released preliminary estimates of some of the more important minerals…
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F. R.Smith (*South) was treated by a doctor yesterday for a foreign body in the right eye. He was later…
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Sydney—Yesterday the Labor Party elected two new Ministers (Messrs. McGrath and Latida) to the State Cabinet. When the results of the…
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J. Boon (North) was taken home to the Commercial Hotel yesterday suffering from a foreign body in the…
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R. Keegan (Delprat's) was taken home to 77 Gossan Street yesterday suffering from a probable fractured…
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Perth, February 22.—Two men who figured in the recent theft of two gold bars from the Kalgoorlie railway…
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A representative of the Gardner Denver Rock Drilling Co. of America, Mr. D. Coleman, will address…
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J. Vigor (CPS) was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a strained neck muscle. H. Gregg (North) suffered…
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Five accidents were reported from the mines to-day. From the South Mine S…
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