Dangers of Coal Mining
In the course of an article on Aged Miners' Homes, "The Science and Art of Mining" says it is but right that colliers who attain to a good old age should be protected from the…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
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Important Mining Conference
One of the most warmly debated provisions of the Shires Act was that relating to the rating of mines. As originally presented to the Legislative Assembly, it was proposed…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Mysterious Death. Mining Speculator's End. Carcoar
A mining speculator named Edmund Edyvean died suddenly at Lyndhurst shortly after breakfast. it appears that Edyvean an two companions went for a walk along the…
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THE conference which is to meet next week to draft a new clause to provide for the assessment of mines in shires and municipalities is a new departure…
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Attention is drawn in our advertising columns to a notification which appears in the Government Gazett[?] of the 19th January, approving of the boundaries of…
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Loss of life occurred on board the Silvia, the Hamburg-American liner which, while carrying troops from Vladivostock, struck a floating mine, and damaged by the…
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A telegram from Boonah yesterday stated that a splendid find of stream and ruby tin had been made in the vicinity of Carnye's Creek, the quantity being unlimited…
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One of the most warmly debated provisions of the Shires Act was that relating to the rating; of mines. As originally presented to the Legislative Assembly, it was proposed…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Belabula River in Flood Miners Suffer
A report from Mandurama states that the flood in the Belabula River caused by the recent heavy rain was the highest known for many years…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Sydney Letter. the Coal Contracts
The report of the Royal Commission on the railway coal contracts is not satisfactory. The Commissioners could not agree. Mr. Knox, the only business…
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[?]nited Mine-workers of the United [?] trying to raise a strike fund of [?] it is expected that 400,000 [?] in April for an advance of 12½…
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An important conference was opened at the Works Department this morning, with the object of endeavouring to ascertain what would be fair basis for the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Mining Conference Assessment of Mines [By Telegraph] Sydney
An important conference opened this morning in connection with the mining industry. The object of the conference was to ascertain what would…
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NEW boundaries of the Scone mining division of the Peel and Uralla mining district are gazetted, and embrace the Merriwa and Cassilis…
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An inrush of water on Saturday entombed five miners at Clackmannan. Rescuers made a two-inch here through the upper warm, through which were sent food and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Daring Gold Robbery. Plunder Recovered by Black Tracker
Late on Monday night a robbery of an exceptionally daring nature took place in the battery retorting-house on the Golden Horesshoe mine, Kalgoorlie. At about 11.30…
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Threeof the men entombed in a mine at [?]ackmannan, a father and two of his sons, [?] been rescued…
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Two of the remaining miners entombed in the disaster at Clackmannan Colliery, Scotland, have been rescued…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →American Coal Struggle
The United Mineworkers of America con[?]plate beginning on April 1 a strike involving the bitunrinous and the anthracite [?]ds. If they are successful in this they…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Miners Entombed [By Cable.] London
Owing to an inrush of water, five miners working in a mine in Scotland were e[?]ombed. Rescuers in the upper seam made a two inch bore and…
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