Mining Intelligence
With regard to South Clifton difficulty, negotiations are in progress for a conference to be probably held on Monday, between the Employees' and District Officers, to…
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Mining & the mines, 1903
202 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 8 of 11
Metropolitan Coal Company
The 16th annual general meeting of the Metropolitan Coal Company of Sydney was held in London on July 30. Sir James Fergusson, in moving the adoption of the…
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The district officers of the Illawarra colliery employees met the directors of the South Clifton Company in conference on Monday last, but after considerable…
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The Springs district, in Johannesburg, at the present time is in a state of transition from a coal to a gold mining district, recent strikes of a thin but…
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The deficiency place dispute at Helensburgh has not been settled, and a test case before the Arbitration Court is likely…
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In the Police Court, on Monday, William Gardner aud Thomas Smith pleaded guilty to a charge of having taken matches into the Mt. Kembla…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The New Kembla Mine. Questions in Parliament
In the House last week, Mr. Nicholson asked the Secretary for Mines and Agriculture, if it is a foot that Mr. R. D. Barry has been granted a permit to mine for coal,…
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A seam of coal has been discovered four miles from the railway by the Mammoth Steam Co., Ltd., Rockhampton. The general manager, Mr. John Evans…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Eight Hours in Coal Mines. the Bill Rejected
The Coal and Shale Mines Eight Hours Bill was before the Legislative Council on Thursday. Mr. Mackay, in moving the second reading, hoped that the House…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Coal-miners' Strike. (To the Editor, South Coast Times.)
SIR,—The Victorian coal-miners' strike has now covered 35 weeks and still there are no hopes of a settlement. The men have notified the directors once more of…
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On Tuesday, Messrs. Ritchie and Morgan met Dr. Robertson and Mr. D. A. W. Robertson in the Mt. Keira mine, and inspected the deficiency places…
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Kembla jetty is now laid idle for a fow weeks, owing to repairs being effected Work of leading will be carried out at Southern Coal Company's jetty. The…
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A meeting between the directors of the South Clifton Company and the District Officers took place on Thursday afternoon with a view to effecting a settlement of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Miner Killed. a Co Dent in Corrimal Colliery. a Fall of Coal
Yesterday morning a miner named Charles Shaw, while engaged at his work in Corrimal colliery, was killed by a fall of coal. The deceased was well and popularly…
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A large general meeting of miners was held at Woonona on Saturday night, for the purpose of considering the adviseableness if taking action against…
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The district officers were to meet the manager of Mt Plesant on Friday, re dispute about wheelers and with regard to stoppages on back Saturday…
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Another record for hauling coal has been put up at the local on Friday, 2nd, when 1213 skips of round coal were raised to teh surface, beating the precious record of 1195…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Extraordinary Dog Story. Six Months in a Disused Mine
A good deal of talk has been [?] among the people of Shutts district regarding an extraordinary story about the imprisonment of a…
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Mr. P. Owen, who is opening up a coal mine on his property at Tongarra, midway between Albion Park and Robertson, is about to have a quantity tested by…
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In Western Canada Chinese labour is scarcly to be had for coal mines, as the yellow man is afraid of evil spirits…
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