Old From Coal Coy. Registered SYDNEY
An important move in the extraction of oil coal has been made with the registration of Coal-Perol Pty., Ltd., which has been registered in…
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Mining & the mines, 1936
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Letters to the Editor. Miners and Seamen (To the Editor)
Sir,—I would like a little space to comment on the recent aggregate meeting held in Kurri. I do not wish to discuss whether…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Echo of Fatality at Cessnock No. 2 Colliery. Suggestion That Electric Torches Be Used to Examine High Places
At Cessnock Courthouse to-day the Deputy Coroner (Mr. J. R. Scott) conducted en inquiry into the circumstances…
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The necessity for the use of torches for inspecting high places was stressed at the Cessnock Courthouse to-day, when the…
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Hebburn No. 1 and 2 collieries again worked to-day, although they were idle, some of the days during the week owing to shortages of waggons News…
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James Greig, 53, Fourth-street, Weston, a miner employed in Hebburn No. 1 Colliery, was admitted to the Kurri Kurri Hospital, suffering from injuries…
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Pelaw Main colliery and Richmond Main were idle to-day, probably owing to transport difficulties…
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Owing to the aggregate meetings having interruted operations the maximum working time at the collieries for the fortnight, to be drawn on…
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Although miners at Wallarah colliery resumed work after the strike which they called ten days a in sympathy with the striking seamen, It is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Colliery Fire Timbering Alight NEWCASTLE
An outbreak of fire caused considerable damage last night to heavy boring forming the remains of the screen buildings and surface…
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The aggregate meetings interrupted operations on the Northern Coalfields immediately following the general on January 6…
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At a conference at Cessnock last night between representatives of the medical profession, unemployed, and miners' lodges,…
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At a meeting of the Wallarah Miners' Lodge at Catherine Hill Bay on Sunday, it was decided that the men should offer to resume work…
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Sir,—How much longer are the members of the Miners' Federation going to be fooled by their leaders? Messrs. Orr and Nelson were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gold Yield Queensland Figures BRISBANE
The gold output of Queensland for December was 10,356 fine ounces, valued at £43,930, carrying the present approximate total for the year to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Weight in Gold Aga Khan's Gift Golden Jubilee London, January 20
In one ceremony in connection with the celebration of his golden jubilee to-day, the Aga Khan seated himself in one side of a huge pair of scales…
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Albert Lindsley, aged 44, a minor, was killed almost instantly by a fall of stone in the Maitland Extended No. 4 Colliery, on the Rothbury estate, near…
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Crushed under a fall of stone at the Southern Cross colliery Ipswich (Q.), to-day, Gilbert Burren, of Silkstone, and David Bertram, of Booval, were…
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Struck by a fall of coal in the Elrington Colliery to-day, John Crich (52), of Greta-st., Aberdare, sustained injuries to the right arm, right leg…
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In one ceremony in connection with the celebration of his golden jubilee yesterday, the Aga Khan seated himself in one side of a huge-pair of scales…
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