The Advance of the Mining Engineer
John Smeaton in 1752 was the first, man who ever styled himself a civil, engineer, and in the 150 years the business has ever been growing…
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Mining & the mines, 1903
625 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 24 of 32
A Noisy Mining Meeting. London, Sept. 11
The proceedings at the meeting of the Associated Northern Blocks Gold—mining Company of Western Australia, held yesterday, were of an uproarious character. The…
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Mr. A. A. Atkinson (Chief Inspector of Coal Mines), giving evidence before the Public Works Committee on Friday regarding the Wallsend-West Wallsend railway, said it was…
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The industrial dispute between the Coalminers Mutual Protection Association of the Western District and the Western Coal Association, which has engaged the attention of…
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Mr. Walter Edmunds was heard at the Bar of the House in the Legislative Council last evening on behalf of certain colliery proprietors in opposition to the Coal and Shale…
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The South Clifton Co fiery dispute is still unsettled, which is causing a feeling of unrestamengst the employees throug boat the district. Unless this trouble is settled before the next delegates meeting,…
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During the past month Sully's works at Wyalong treated 70 tons for 217oz. gold. Latest English files state that, in the coal trade both in Northumberland and Durham employment…
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Mr. J. X. Morriman, M.H.A., of Capo Colony, a member of the Afrikander Bond, speaking at Indwe yesterday, expressed surprise at General Botha advocating the breaking up of…
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Seventy-four miners engaged in the old tunnel' at the Co-operative Colliery, Wallsend, have been thrown out of employment on account of that part of the mine being flooded…
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It is understood that Mr. Richard Thomas, manager of Messrs. John and William Brown's colliery at Pelaw-Main, has tendered his resignation of that position. It is likely that…
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ON THURSDAY, the Arbitration Court delivered judgment in the industrial dispute between the Barrier branch of the Amalgamated Minors' Association…
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MESSRS. William Laidley and Compony's Co-operative Colliery at Wallsend has been seriously flooded causing heavy loss to the [?],…
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The Marquis of Bute has given notice to 3000 of the colliers in his employ at Aberdare, and work has been suspended indefinitely. Some of the older pits will cease work altogether…
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Seventy four miners engaged in the old tunnel at the co-operative colliery, Wallsend have been thrown out of employment on account of that part of the mine being flooded…
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Captain Kingsmill. of H.M.S. Mildura, and Captain Corbett, of H.M.S. Karrakatta, with a party of gentlemen, recently visited the Callide coalfield, near Gladstone. Queensland. Captain…
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The members of the above lodge held their quarterly meeting on Saturday in the Oddfellows' Hall, West Maitland, Mr. J. Phillips in the chair. The secretary (Mr. F. Brossmann) read the minutes…
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The new Public school was officially opened on Saturday. The important event was celebrated by a picnic and sports gathering, at which there was a large attendance of parents…
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