Inspection of Mines
An officer attaened to the Broken Hill branch of the Department of Mines (Mr. J. L. Jolly) will leave next…
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Mining & the mines, 1954
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Soviet Apology To Scottish Miners
London, August 20.— The Soviet Government newspaper "Izvestia" today publishes an unprecedented apology for "irritating inaccuracies" in an article which it…
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Sydney, August 20. — The Chairman of the Combined Colliery Proprietors Association (Mr. E. E. Warren)…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Barrier Mines Tuesday, August 24, 1954. Deal in War Planes
THE Australian Government is reported to be investigating the possibility, of purchasing American war planes so that there would be uniformity of equipment in the…
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W. Hancock (North), home to 648 Lane Street, [?]rns to right eye. J. Angus (South), home to…
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The Chief Inspector of Mines in N.S.W. (Mr. R. G. Whalan) will leave for Adelaide tonight after a quick…
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Sydney, August 24. — Fate of the conditional agreement on mechanical…
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H. Johnston (N.B.H.C.), bruised left thigh. Home to Zinc Barracks, Argent Street. B. White (North), bruised…
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North Broken Hill output for the four weeks ended August 21 was:- During the 20 working days, the mill…
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London, August 26: British coal production in the first 33 weeks of this year was 140,450,000 tons. This is…
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M. Hoare (South). strained back. Home to 330 Chappie Street. L. Snliba (North),…
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Berne, August 29: Hungary won three Gold Medals at the European Games in Berne yesterday in the 800…
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A Bolan (Zinc), to surgery, then home to 63 Wilson Street, flash both eyes. C. Arthur (Zinc), home to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mine Contracts "To Be Observed"
Officials of the Zinc-NBHC Job Committee have had unofficial reports that the Zinc Corporation has notified individual parties of stope preparation timbermen that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Woman's Parade C.W.A. Blue & Gold Fair
A large number attended the Blue and Gold Fair held at the New Masonic Hall on Thursday by the local branch of the Country Women's Association…
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The coal Industry Tribunal, Mr. F. H. Gallagher,…
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Tokio, Thurs.: Rescue teams working continuously for almost 24 hours, have recovered the bodies of 34…
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R. Richards (Zinc), illness. Home to 215 Duff Street. R. Washbourne (South), bruised finger. Treated at…
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L. Elkin (N.B.H.C.), sprained right ankle. Home to 324 Wilson Street C. Langford (Zinc), illness,…
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D. Wilson (NBHC), admitted to Hospital, lacerated shoulder, back and hip. A. C. Gers (Zinc),…
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