Mining Exhibition in London. the Colonies' Awards. London
THE jurors have made their awards in connection with the exhibits at the Mining Exhibition at the Crystal Palace. Diplomas have been awarded to the…
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Mining & the mines, 1890
153 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 8
Trucking Coal at East Maitland
"It's an ill wind that blows nobody any good," is a popular saying. The withdrawal of miners from the collieries in the Newcastle and other districts, where union men have been employed, has led to an…
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The Government Geologist, Mr. C. S. Wilkinson, writing to the Under-Secretary for Mines on August 26, said he had inspected the Wear Patent Fuel Works at Sunderland, near Newcastle-on-Tyne,…
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The managers of the Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Company have chartered the steamer Afghan to load a cargo of coals in Japan for Sydney…
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There remained but four days till the passing of the Taar's train. We had to risk all or leave all. We decided for the former…
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THE discovery of coal seams in the Ravensworth Estate, the property of the Land Company of Australasia, was the subject of a report which has been…
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The following communication has been addressed to the Warden's Clerk at Maitland: Circular to Wardens and Warden's Clerks. Department of Mines,…
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Matters at Bellambi mine to-day were quiet, the laborers working at the process of tilling slack without interference. The miners have been ordered to take their tools…
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On Monday next, unless. the Trades and Labor Council call out further men, the strike is considered, as the masters are concerned, at an and. Their only difficulty…
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CONSIDERABLE interest was occasioned in Sydney on Thursday, when it became known that the following telegram from Mr Mitchell, M.P., had been posted up at the Exchange :—…
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Improved facilities for the loading and despatch of coal from East Maitland have now bean provided by the railway authorities, and it is anticipated that the transit of the…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.—The result of the voting in the various lodges, on the recommendation of the executive to to resume work, was known last night…
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The chairman of the Wickham and Bullock Island Coal Company (Mr. J. F. Burns) in moving the adoption of the report of the directors for the half-year ended the 30th September last at the meeting…
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At a recent meeting of the Royal Society of Queensland, a philosophical body holding regular meetings in Brisbane, the following short paper was read, the author's name not being stated in…
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The report that union miners on the Great Northern Colliery near Newcastle have resumed work has been declared unfounded. The face of one of the…
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A DASTARDLY attempt was made late on Friday night or early on Saturday morning to cause further damage at the Bulli mine. It appears that about 40…
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SIR,—Some time since I read in the Maitland Mercury that the teamsters who were employed in drawing coal were earning £2 5s a day, while others were earning 30s a day. I had a team of…
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A large number of the Newc[?] collierios resumed work this morning…
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A CONFERENCE between the Northern Associated Colliery Proprietors and representatives from the miners, took place at Newcastle on Wednesday, for…
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The German National Miners' Congress was closed on September 19. A petition has been drawn up by the Congress to be submitted to the Federal Council, the…
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