Helensburgh Mining Trouble
The notice given by the proprietor of the shove mine expires to-day, and from all we can learn there is no sign of a settlement being effected. A deputation of the men…
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Mining & the mines, 1893
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Strike at the Helensburg Colliery
Helensburg, Friday.—A large miners meeting was held here to-night, at which it was decided to come out on strike on Saturday. The Helensburg…
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As was expected, all the miners employed at the Helensburgh Colliery brought out their tools from the mine on Saturday, and the strike has now begun. All the…
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Helensburg, Saturday.—All the minors brought out their tools from the Helensburgh colliery to-day, so that the strike has fairly begun. At the Peel…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rich Gold Discovery Near Gundagai. a Rush for Claims
Gundagai, Saturday.—Considerable excitement prevailed in town to-day when it became known that an immensely rich discovery of gold had been made by a miner…
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A very important mining case was heard on Thursday, at the Small Debts Court, Wallsend, before Mr. W. E. Henry, P.M., and Mr. T. Fryar, J.P…
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Clifton, Monday.—The coal trade at the two local collieries has been only fair of late. For the fortnight ended on Saturday last the men engaged at…
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It is gratifying to learn that the miners and proprietors of the Helensburgh colliery have agreed to refer their differences to the Conciliation and Arbitration Board…
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With respect to the dispute at the Helensburgh colliery, it has been decided that the matter shall be heard under the Trade Disputes Act, on Tuesday next, but…
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As already stated, the dispute in connection with tho above colliery has been referred to the Arbitration Board appointed under the Trades Disputes Act…
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For some time past it has been understood that an effort was being made by the proprietors of the several district collieries to put an end to the out-throat competition…
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The Council of Arbitration established in connection with the Trades Disputes Conciliation and Arbitration Act met in the offices, Phillip-street, on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mount Pleasant Colliery. Proposed Reduction in the Hewing Bate
Mr. P. Lahiff, the manager of the Mount Pleasant Colliery, met the miners and shiftmen employed at the colliery at the tunnel mouth on Thursday afternoon…
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The Council of Arbitration continued its sitting in the Sydney School of Arts, on Wednesday. J. C. Jones, re-examined by Mr…
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The Council of Arbitration continued its sitting on Friday, when the following additional evidence was given:â John Barnes Nicholson, M.L.A., said…
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The following is the amount of coal shipped from the port of "Wollongong for the month of February:— Jetties, 43,960 tons; Belmore Basin, 10,326 tons; total, 54.286 tons…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Thursday, Mr. Slattery, in moving this second reading of the Coal Mines Regulation bill, said it was unnecessary to detain the House…
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The following remarks (among other) were made (as reported mainly on Hansare) on the second reading of the Coal Mioce Regulation Bili on Thursday night—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Woonona Colliery. 100 MEn Receive Notice
At the Wonnona Colliery, on Monday, 100 of the 120 odd miners were given notice that after that day fortnight they would not be required at the colliery. Mr. Cater, the…
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The Council of Arbitration visited the Metropolitan mine at Helensburgh on Tuesday for the purpose of inspecting the works, in order to gain information relative to…
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