Goldfields Tragedy
Perth (W.A.), Friday.—A special cyclist, named Cheney, arrived at Southern Cross from Mount Jackson to-day, and reported that an alien woodcutter named Georgina had been…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
332 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 13 of 17
The Coal Crisis
A CONFERENCE Of coal owners and miners regarding the coal-mining dispute was held at Newcastle on Saturday. The sittings wore continued until after midnight, when an…
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THE interest in the mining exhibition at the Sydney Royal Exchange is daily increasing, and several thousand visitors have already inspected the exhibits. The promoters have…
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The miners at Kurri Kurri consider the prospects of a settlement to-day (Tuesday) most promising. The men openly state that work is almost certain to be resumed…
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A conference of coal owners and miners regarding the coal-mining dispute was held at Newcastle on Saturday. The sittings were continued until after midnight, when an…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Latest. SYDNEY, Tuesday. Collieries Trouble
The Newcastle conference was resumed this morning. Mr. Young, general manager of East Greta Company, proposed that his colliery be allowed to work three full shifts at the end of…
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Newcastle, Saturday Night.-- The conference between Mine owners' Association and Colliery Employees' Federation was begun at 10 o'clock this morning. The…
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THE dredgemaster of the Jembaicumbeno Middle Ground Company reports for the week ended September 15, 1906, as follows:—"During the past week the dredge had a run of 126…
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THE coalmining deadlock is now more acute. It seems that the crisis on the South Maitland seems is to be extended to the Newcastle district. If it does fully 12000 persons will…
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The coal conference was resumed at Newcastle on Wednesday. The owners directed attention to a notice calling an aggregate meeting of miners for to-day…
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The coal conference at Newcastle was continued on Tuesday, and adjourned till next day. The discussion had reference mostly to special terms for East Greta and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Telegrams. SYDNEY, Wednesday. the Collieries Trouble
At the meeting of the coal conference to-day the chairman referred to the aggregate meeting advertised for to-morrow, in the face of which, to said, owners were forced to the conclusion…
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AFTER the conference between the owners and minors had closed in Newcastle before lunch on Wednesday it was generally believed that a disaster was inevitable. However, a few…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Coal Difficulty
The coal conference at Newcastle was continued on Tuesday. The discussion had reference mostly to special terms for East Greta and Stanford Merthyr pits…
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Government surveyors have discovered rich alluvial deposits in the Peace River Valley, Canada, near the Alberta-British Columbia boundary…
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Perth (W.A.), Friday,—A special cyclist, name I Cheney, arrived at Southern Cross [?] Mount Jackson to-day, and reported [?] an alien woodcutter…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Collieries Trouble Ended
All fears of a general coal strike were ended on Friday, and the proposed aggregate meeting was abandoned. All Maitland lodges accepted the proprietors' proposals, and work will be…
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The Newcastle Coal Conference on Thursday ended satisfactorily. It is expected that work will be resumed at the Maitland collieries in a few days. There…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Good Seasons and Gold Fever
We had a run of good seasons after the drought, but a lot of the squatters never financially recovered from its effects. The gold diggings broke out in 51. I think it…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Short Story a Christmas Present for Mine Host
A[?]MAS which I shall never torg[?] was that which I spent in Parts dud[?]ng the [?]. I do not intend, however, to harrow my…
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