Mining Matters
The joint committee will meet in Sydney on Monday next to deal with the matters from Coledale colliery which were postponed from last meeting. The "front" and…
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Mining & the mines, 1903
202 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 11
A Record Coal Cargo
The steamer Como, which arrived at the Southern Coal Company's jetty on Thursday week last, left on Wednesday for Sydney with a record carge of Mount…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[All Rights Reserved.] His Love and Mine. Chapter I.
The unpleasant truth wits brought home to me one day—sugared like an unsavoury powder—that I was getting quite an old fellow. It was at the Murray's yearly garden…
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The Lithgow coal trade showed no improvement during the past week. The past few weeks have been rather slack, as far as the mines are concerned…
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On Thursday, [?]ohn Stayne, David Stanners, Geo. [?] and Mark Walton, our miners from [?] Mt. Kembla mine, were prosecuted [?] the Wollongong…
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Marvellous have been the advances of science within recent years, and perhaps nothing illustrates this better than the discoveries in…
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The adjourned meeting of the Joint Committee was held in Sydney on Monday. Present: Messrs. c. J. Byrnes (presiding), D.A.W. Robertson, and…
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The annual statement of the accounts of the New South Wales Miners' Accident Relief Board was laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday…
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The joint committee met in Sydney on Monday last. Messrs. C. J. Byrnes chairman), J. V. Vickery and D. A. W. Robertson represented the proprietors, and…
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The position of Broken-hill at the present juncture is the darkest that has ever been known in the history of the Barrier. Three months ago the outlook for the Barrier was…
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A local gentleman who has spent much time in gold mining, hands us the following clipping taken from the "Bathurst Times." Since our last report in connection with the…
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The Sydney Harbor Collieries company was compelled to reconstruct because, in place of the thick seam of coal which they expected to find at the…
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Shipments at port of Bellambi for week ended 27th altimo amounted to 56[?]4 tons of coal, 1267 tons being shipped to Adelaide, and balance to Sydney. For the current…
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Lithgow: The coal trade for the week shows no improvement; work is still very slack. The difficulty amongst the wheelers…
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A delegate meeting was held at the Terminus Hotel, Wollongong, on Wednesday. Mr. Whifford, a delegate from the Victorian mining district was…
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The following [?] the shipments of coal and coke [?] Port of Wollongong, for the mon[?] of June, 1903:—Coal. From the [?]ties, 57,690 tons…
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The bore which is being put down at Stanwell Park has proved the top or Bulli seam to be 6ft. thick of good, clean coal. The bore is to be put down through…
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The district collieries have worked the following days for the last 16 weeks ended June 27:—Coledale, 82¾; Bulli, 82½; Corrimal, 77; Helenburgh, 76; South…
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As attempts to effect a settlement of the labor trouble at the Collie Burn Coal Mine, W. A., have failed, the company has decided to close the mine, and all…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Miners' Gala Day
ThEe proposal of the delegate meeting to hold the gala day at Come is likely to be defeated by a vote of the lodges…
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