Timbering at Pelton Mine Court Approves New Special Rule
The Court of Coal Mines Regulation, president over by Mr. G. J. Johnstone, P.M. for the determination of an objection by the…
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Mining & the mines, 1942
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Mr. Ward’s Plans for the Coal Industry
CANBERRA Wednesday—If his report was adopted by Cabinet the changes he proposed in the administration of the coalmining…
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It was Indicated to-day that a hold-up in the coal industry in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland was threatened…
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KURRI Thurs.—Robert Robinson, 25. of Northcote-street, Kurri Kurri was admitted to hospital to-day in a serious condition…
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SYDNEY Thursday. — Judge Drake Brockman to-day reserved his decision on the Millfield Greta Colliery, claims involving the…
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CESSNOCK Thursday. — The aim of the Cessnock Retired Mineworkers’ Association is to expedite the claims of…
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SYDNEY Thursday — Two mines were [?] New South Wales to-day, in living 710 men and a loss of pr. induction of 2003…
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SYDNEY Friday.—Officials of the Federated Engine-drivers and [?] Association are organising [?] 24-hour stop-work…
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Verbal exchanges between Judge Drake Brockman and the General Secretary of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Grant) marked a discussion at…
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It is hoped that the 100 men who were employed at Neath colliery will be placed in other mines so that their production capacity would not he lost…
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Some time ago the Secretary of the Aberdare Central Miners' Lodge (Mr. F. CTesweh) took up with the Coal Commission the shortage of bicycle…
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SYDNEY Friday.—The Northern Southern and Victorian districts of the Miners Federation [?] of the Miners’ Federation…
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SYDNEY Friday—Two mines at Lithgow are idle to-day as a protest by the men against the failure of the Central Coal…
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If his report was adopted by Cabinet the changes he proposed in the administration of the coalmining industry would result in…
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If his report was adopted by Cabinet the changes he proposed in the administration of the coal-mining industry would result in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Holiday Pay for Miners. Drake-brockman's Decision
Judge Drake Brockman has given his decision on the payment of miners for working on May Day and other public holidays. He ruled that…
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The first Monday in May is generally regarded by the miners as a non-working day. The Federation has decided that work shall continue on…
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At Hampton's Hall on Wednesday last the miners' pension organisation came into official existence. The following officials were elected…
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Whilst carrying out his duties deputy at East End Colliery, Mr J. Armstrong of Government Road, Telarah was injured by a…
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SYDNEY, Sat.—The general president of the Miners Federation, Mr. H. Wells, in a May Daymessage broadcast last night,…
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