Coal Loss Under 4000 Tons
SYDNEY Tuesday—Only four northern coal mines were idle today and with all pits on the southern and western fields in…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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Fate Of The State Coal Bill
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Unless there is a realc[?]l change in the position before the Legislative Council meats at 4.30 p.m. to-day…
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NEWCASTLE, Tues.—Struck by a fall of coal at Waratah colliery this morning John Baggs, 58 miner, of Irving-street,…
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Mr. A. Donne, recently appointed Superintendent of J. and A. Brown Abenrain-Smham Collierles Ltd., addressed Cessnock Rotary Club last…
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Unless there is a radical change in the position before the Legislative Council meets at 4.30 p.m. to-day, to resume the debate on the Coal Bill,…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Although Government and Opposition reached a compromise on the Coal Industry Bill in the Legislative Council last night, it is not yet certain the Bill in its amended form will be acceptable to the mining…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—With only three mines idle, all in the north on the N.S.W. coalfields to-day production loss is estimated at…
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SYDNEY Wed. — The amended Coal Bill, as it now stands, is satisfactory to the mineworkers, the general president of the Miners’…
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Dividend of Cessnock Collieries Ltd. is lowered by a further one to five per cent, for the year ended June 30. Net profit of…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.— The right of the Prime Minister, in agreement with the Premier, to direct the policy of the Joint Coal Board to be established under the Coal Industry Bill was retained under the compromise reached on…
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CESSNOCK, Thurs.— George Marks, 56 of Boomerang Street. Cessnock. a shift man employed at Aberdare colliery, received…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Miners at all coal pits in N.S.W. to-day are voting on the recommendation that an extra shift of six hours…
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CESSNOCK, Thurs.—There was loss in production on the Maitland field to-day of more than 4000 tons…
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The General President of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Wells) said that the passage of the Coal Bill through the Legislative Council…
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CESSNOCK Friday — Although the figures in connection with the ballet which was taken yesterday in co[?]tion with the propo[?] for…
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The goal Bill passed through the [?] council on Tuesday night after [?] with the assembly. Earlier In the day. the BUto Oowm-ment and tin OppodUm agreed on…
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Coal Bill changes originally made by the Legislative Council and those agreed upon by compromise and now accepted by the Assembly…
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WASHINGTON Sept. 20.— The president of the United Mine workers (Mr. John L. Lewis) telegraph the price de-control)…
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Miners' Federation officials believe that mine-workers on tho northern field have decided by secret ballot to work on "back"…
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A woman clerk employed by a London firm of engravers left her office at midday to speak to workmen in an adjoining room…
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