Mining intelligence
Two days wore lost owing to bad weather. A new road is being constructed for the purpose of storing small coal, the demand for this…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
171 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 9
Illawarra Miners
It is said that indications of good coal been struck in the prospecting drive of the western district af the Bulli Colliery. The management…
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The Proprietors' Association state that 500 more men are needed for tho Illawarra coal mines, and there appears to be very little chance of…
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Lithgow: The coal trade this week is remarkably brisk, and the capacity of Eskbank yards on Wednesday was taxed to its utmost to get the coal…
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Since the Metropolitan wheelers joined the Association an application was made to the manager for an increase of wages; 20 cases were…
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Tuesday's "Herald" contained the following interesting article dealing with our district mines:— For Friday's pay amounts were on…
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Mr. T. H. Morgan is in receipt of a communication from Mr. Alex. Campbell staling that which he could not come out as a pledged Labor…
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In the Legislative Assembly last week, Mr. Henley asked the Secretary for Public Works, referring to questions re Port Kembla loading jetties,…
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Lithgow: The coal trade continues brisk. Large quantities are being despatched from Eskbank railway yard, and though on Friday the…
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Mt. Pleasant Lodge nominations of officers for next quarter are as follow: President, T. Thompson; vice president, C. Smith: secretary, D…
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The "Morning Bulletin," Rockhampton, of August 7, contained the Following:—"A month or two ago the Dunstan Coal Co. sold the balance of…
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An extraordinary meeting of share holders in the Aberdare Collieries of New South Wales was held on the Chamber of Commerce, Newcastle. Mr…
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Nearly £800 was distributed on Friday among the miners employed at the Bulli Colliery. For last week full time was recorded, and prospects are…
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Lithgow: The coal trade continues particularly brisk, and the whole of the associated collieries are working up to high pressure. This…
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South Bulli lodge had its quarterly meeting on Tuesday evening. The following officers were elected:—President, J. Muir; secretary, J…
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The Miners' Secretaryship. Sir,—I hope you will find a small space in your valuable paper for this letter. I notice in your paper of June…
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Some interesting remarks on the probable existence of coal, measures at present undiscovered, have been furnished to the Minister for Mines…
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The coal trade continues brisk at Lithgow. The whole of the collieries tire working ut high pressure. Pour new boilers, to replace those…
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Mr. Lionel C. Ball, B.E., assistant government geologist (Q.), has prepared a report on the coal measures near Townsville, the result of an…
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SIR,—Under the above heading Mr. John Burns draws attention to a remark published in your paper as to myself having said, at Mr. D. Ritchie's farewell…
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