Mine Fraud Charges Adjourned
Sydney, July 5.—Hearing of 68 charges of fraud and conspiracy against three men was adjourned in the Central…
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Mining & the mines, 1954
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Britain's Gold Reserve Rise
London, July 5.—Britain's gold and dollar reserves rose by 32 million dollars (£A14,285,000) during June…
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H. Bevant (South) treated for foreign body in right eye, than home to 6 Railway Parade…
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During the 23 working days ended June 30 the North Mine mill treated 37,530 tons of crude ore with…
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Following an inconclusive meeting with the MMA yesterday afternoon, the BIC will refer to the Zinc Corporation a request…
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D. Sander (N.B.H.C.) W. taken home to 321 O'Farell Street with a Strata right arm…
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F. Somerville (Zinc), treated at Hospital for foreign body in right eye; then home to 746 Horsington…
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Ore treated by the South Mine mill during the four weeks ended July 3 was as follows:—…
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The two Inter-mine football matches played on the Zinc Oval yesterday afternoon provided a surprise, It was…
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London, July 11.—Unless the output and manpower in British coal pits can be increased Britain faces the possibility of mass unemployment in the coming winter…
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Cold and blustery weather did not deter a large crowd from attending the Zinc Oval yesterday afternoon for the third inter-mine football competition being played to aid the funds of the Mosman Spastic Centre…
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Melbourne: Mr. Essington Lewis has been awarded the world's highest honor In mining—the gold medal of…
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H. Bruggy (North), treated at a surgery for acid burn, left eye, and taken home to Oxide Street…
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A Fazulla (North), treated at a Rugby, then X-rayed at the Hospital, for head injuries. He was taken home to 726…
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Australian. Industrial Minerals report that deliveries for the 12 months ended June 30 were as…
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Following a request by a party of W.I.U. of A. members from the North Mine, the president of the W.I.U. of A. (Mr. N. S. Dunlevy) last night mode a statement…
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R. Vaughan (N.B.H.C.) was taken home to 328 Knox Street after treatment for a contused finger…
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The following information on South Mine production for the period of four weeks ended July 3 has been…
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Darwin, July 13.—Work on large open cut mines at Rum Jungle will start as soon as machinery on board…
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