Mining Warden's Court
AT a sitting of the above to-day, before Mr. Maitland, mining warden, the authorities of Arthur Robert Potter and Henry Tully to enter on portion 170 and 177, respectively, in…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
445 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 23
Mining News
At the Warden's. Court Yass, on Wednesday a case of considerable interest in local mining circles was heard when Mr. W. J. Thompson…
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In the morning, however, there appeared a very little bruise on the side of Guy's temple, and one or two more on his side. "I really do think, begging your…
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THE Lake George Mines at Captain's Flat have been purchased by Mr. Sutherland, representing English capitalists. Mr. W. H. Trevenack, tie former manager, has been…
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Braidwood, Tuesday.—The Lake George Mines at Captain's Flat have been purchased by Mr. Sutherland, representing English capitalists. Mr. W. H. Trevenack, the former manager, has been appointed…
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A great fire has occurred at the pithead in Dodworth, Barnsley. One hundred and sixty persons were rescued with difficulty from an unused shaft…
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A coal combine with a capital of £1,225,000 is being formed to control the (principal collieries to East Midlothians…
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"Singular coincidence!" says Diana, when she hears and account of the meeting between Lorrie and Lord Guy in the hospital. "Quite a singular coincidence,"…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams. Sydney, Friday. Strike of Coal Carriers
There were further developments in the strike of coal carriers on tee liner Oroya this morning The shovellers visited the colliers and removed their shovels, thus…
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OWING to a fall in one of the headings in the South Clifton Mine near Wollongong, on Saturday, four men were killed. Their names were--Arthur Selby, Michael…
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A SITTING of the Warden's Court wan held to-day before Mr. Mailtland, Mining Warden. In the cage of Donald Murray, to whom an authority to enter land owned by E. J…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Eight Hours in Coal Mines. London, April 13
The Coal Mines Eight Hours Bill, introduced by Mr. Thorne (Labour), was read the second time in the House of Commons last night without division. Mr. H. Gladstone, the Home…
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Mr. Maitland, Mining Warden for Goulburn, attended a meeting of Wardens held in Sydney last week to revise the regulations prepared for working the new Mining Acts. The regulations…
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Whatever it may seem like in Manchester Square there can be no doubt that the spring has come at Farnham, and Lorrie, as she sits at the open…
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Searborough, Sunday.âEarly on Saturday afternoon the roof of the now tunnel at the South Clifton colliery, Scarborough, collapsed, four men, who had been engaged in the work of…
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The first general meeting of shareholders was held on April 16. The following directors were elected:-Messrs. W. H. Bladwell, H. A. Beegling, A. H. Line, H. J. Bell, and W. Gale. As legal manager,…
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THE first general meeting of shareholders was held on Monday. The following direct. or were elected:— Messrs. W. H. Baldwell H. A, Beegling, A. H. Line, H. J. Bell, and…
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Lady Farnham, who always did things on the spur of the moment, sat down and wrote the invitation, and Guy, who was equally prompt delivered them to the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams. Sydney, Friday. Coal-lumpers' Trouble
About 700 coal-lumpers decided to stop work this morning. It is believed that many vessels will be affected, but the delay is expected to be only temporary, as a strong…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams. Sydney, Monday. the Coal-lumpers' Troubles
A large gang of unionist coal-lumpers accosted a young non-unionist named Harwood to-day, asking him if he intended to go to work. On his replying in the affirmative it is alleged…
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