The Coal Trade
We are indebted to Mr. Potts for information concerning the output of coal for the month of May from the collieries between Bulli and Kembla (inclusive.)…
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Mining & the mines, 1896
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Important Gold Discovery by an Illawarraite
We are pleased to have to record, as many persons will be pleased to read, that Mr. Thomas Kennedy, of Wollongong, has been fortunate in gold finding…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Weighing System at the Southern Collieries. Evidence Before Royal Commission. Mr. G. Henderson's Evidence (Continued)
Mr. Curley: Have you any further evidence to tender on the section of the Bill—" Payment of persons employed in mines by weight?"—I would like to give…
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Mr. George Henderson, general secretary to the Illawarra miners, has received the following amounts and forwarded them to the treasurer of the…
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The following is the conclusion of Mr. George Henderson's evidence on the weighing question :— Do you know of any objection in…
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There is a continuance of the briskness in the coal trade that has been created by the Newcastle strike. Work was regular at South Bulli and Old Bulli…
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WE ("Mercury") are pleased to have to recund, as many persons will be pleased to road, that Mr. Thoimras KrInuody, df Wol- longong, has been fortunate in gold finding…
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EVIDENCE BEFORE ROYAL COMMISSION. The following evidence was given by Mr. W. T. Philpot, check-weighman at COrrimal colliery:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Fatality at Helensburgh. Outburst of Gas at Metropolitan Colliery. Three Men Killed. Helensburgh, Wed, 6.20 p.m
An outburst of gas took place in one of the headings of the Metropolitan mine to-day at noon. Three men—Harry Shipton, Enoch…
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WE are indebted to Mr. Potts for information concerning the output of coal for the month of May from the collieries between Bulli and Kembla inclusive (says a…
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The shipments of coal from the Port of Bellambi last week totalled 2995 tons—a considerable decrease on the quantity sent away for some weeks previously…
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In proposing the toast of "Prosperity to Helensburgh" at the banquet recently given in his honor at Helensburgh, and reported in a late issue, Mr. A. A. Horan…
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South Bulli colliery worked only 2½ days last week, and the coal trade generally is slacker than has been the case for some weeks past…
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An important meeting of Newcastle colliery proprietors was held at Sydney on Tuesday, and unanimously passed several resolutions. It was resolved that…
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During the last few months the Mount Kembla Coal Company have been constructing an appliance at their jetty at Port Kembla for the purpose…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Southern Mines. the Eight-hours Question. Evidence Before Royal Commission
Mr. George Henderson, miners' general secretary, gave the following evidence before the Royal Commission on Coal-mines on the subject of the hours worked…
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Mount Kembla mine has worked 10 days for the fortnight ended today. With regard to the Newcastle coal crisis, the decision of the colliery…
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Mr. George Henderson, miners' general secretary, gave the following additional evidence before the Royal Commission on Coal-mines on the subject of the hours…
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South Bulli Collliery worked only six and a half days for the fortnight ended on Saturday last. During that period 2755 tons of coal was shipped from the…
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It is stated in regard to the Newcastle coal strike that there is not the remotest probability of the resolutions passed at the recent meeting of mineowners being…
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