Mine Absentees Fined
NEWCASTLE Sat.—Fifteen employees of Stock[?] No . 2 colliery were fined at a Special Court at Newcastle last night for…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
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Siding for Open Cut Coal
MUSWELLBROOK Set.— A bulldozer in now being employed on the work of making a new [?] on this Victoria street [?]…
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CESSNOCK Monday.— Norman Reynolds, 45. of South Cessnock a miner employed at Burlington colliery received lacerations, to…
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MUSWELLBROOK Mr. J. A Beasley vice-president of the executive council in the Commonwealth Parliament, and Mr…
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Sections 6, 7 and S of Pelt Colliery are to lie closed down An order to this effect has be issued by the Coal Commissioner…
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Tranquil Star deposed Desert Gold as Australasia's greatest stake winning mare when she easily defeated Tea Cake and Three Wheeler in the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.— When the Central Executive of the Miners’ Federation meets the Prime Minister. (Mf. Curtin) in conference…
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The following extracts are taken fr[?] the annual report of the Executive of the Miners Federation:— During the war years benefits have…
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The Health Committee of the Coal Inquiry will start visits to the coal-fields on February 19. when it will go to the South Coast…
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CESSNOCK Wed.—It was expected that pelton colliery-would resume work to-day and the pillar sections, which were in…
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CESSNOCK, Friday. — Two Cessnock mine workers received minor injuries to-day. John Malcolm, 42, of Greta-st,…
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CESSNOCK Friday.—The only new pit idle on the Maitland field to-day is Millfield-Greta. The production loss is six hundred…
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Some of the men at Pelton colliery were perturbed after, being cavilled out by the refusal of the manpower…
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CANBERRA Friday—There is little likelihood of the miners getting any concessions from the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin)…
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There is little likelihood of the miners getting any concessions from the Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, when they see him to-day. Although they…
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It is expected that some plain speaking will take place when the executive of the Miners' Federation meets the…
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There is little likelihood of the miners getting any concessions, from the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) when they see him to-day…
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Coal prouction in the west this week again averaged better than 10,000 tons a day. It was only 2785 tons below the [?]…
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CANBERRA, Sat. — Following his conference with representatives of the ACTU and Miners’ Federation, the Prime Minister…
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CESSNOCK Monday.— The only new dispute on the Maitland field to-day is at Kalingo, where theengine drivers threw the pit…
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