Corrimal Mine
A correspondent in your journal a few weeks ago made reference to the large accumulations of water in the above mine. It is satisfactory to note that the present…
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Mining & the mines, 1893
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Coal Shipment
The following in the amount of coal chipped from the port of Wollongong for April, 1893:—Jetties, 37,416 tons; Belmore Basin, 14,006; total, 51,422 tons…
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The following is an extract from a letter received by Mr. A. J. Sach of the Technical School:—" A man has just been in to see me from West Australia,…
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In these days most employers of labor have come to the conclusion that being an employer of labor is not all "beer and skittles." And it is dawning upon…
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In the Assembly on Thursday, Sir George Dibbs, in answer to a question as to whether, in view of the great distress now existing, and the probability…
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In the Assembly on Thursday, Sir. George Dibbs, in answer to a question as to whether, in view of the great distress distress now existing, and the probability…
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We are given to understand that the miners employed at the Corrimal Colliery have decided to give their employers fourteen days' notice of their intention to…
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It is understood (says the Newcastle Herald) that another scheme of amalgamating the collieries of this district into a coal trust will shortly be issued. The…
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After all the talk the North Illawarra Mine is assuming a lively aspect. The necessary clearing up is being done, and it is said miners are to be put on to get…
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A case of considerable interest to miners occupied the attention of the bench at the Wallsend Police Court for four days, and was decided on Thursday…
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Recently an enormous cob of cannel coal, from the Abram collieries, Wigan, arrived by train at the Alexandra Dock, Liverpool, for shipment to Boston in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →NEWCASTLE v. Victorian Coal
In 1891 a number of Melbourne firms entered into a joint contract for three yean with the Victorian Railway Commissioners for the supply of coal at the…
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A telegram from Melbourne to the Herald says:—For some time past, on account of the falling off in trade and the reduction in freights, the attention…
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A miner who has been for some time fossicking for gold in the Ophir district recently brought in, as a result of his researches, to one of the local banks…
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We have to acknowledge the receipt from the Government Printer of the annual report of the Department of Mines aud Agriculture for the year…
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A deputation from the Southern Collieries' Association of New South Wales waited on the Railway Commissioners Melbourne, on Monday, to urge that the…
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A deputation from the Southorn Collieries Association of New south Wales waited on the Railway Commissioners, Melbourne, on Monday, to urge that…
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" Enough, enough I" so the foreman cried ; " They were lost an hour ago; With the Drat fierce rush of coal they died ; In the chamber down below…
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The Select Committee of the Legislative Council, to which the Coal Mines Regulation Bill was referred, commenced its sitting on the 8th May, the…
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Continuation of the evidence of Mr. J. L. Fegan, M.P., before the Select Committee:— Mr. Trickett : Then, if that…
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