Abermain Coal Company
The Abermain Coal Company is developing its property in the Maitland district in a way that will soon place it in the front rank, even when compared…
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Mining & the mines, 1911
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Killingworth Colliery
The greater part of Killing worth Colliery has mow been explored, and nothing has so far been met with to cause the management any concern…
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A special delegate board meeting was held in Bulli on Tuesday. Present: the executive officials and delegates representing 2420 members…
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In this State the miners' federations have frequently protested against one phase of whet is termed the victimising of men—that is…
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The Queensland Government is determined to thoroughly bore the country for likely coal measures. It was explained in the Legislative Assembly…
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The matter of the quarterly adjustment of the wages of the Northumberland (England) miners was before the Coal Trade Conciliation Board (Mr. J…
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Much interest is taken in the evidence now being given before the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into, the working of the thick…
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Re the terms of working a third shift in special headings in Coalcliff Colliery, the District has almost unanimously decided that the terms…
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The executive officials met Mr. J. C. Jones in Wollongong on Thursday, regarding the working of the three shifts in three special headings…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →With the Blue and Gold. W.D.S. Boys in Camp
In our last issue we left the boys comprising the Wollongong District School unit rejoicing on Saturday that the sun had arisen ami driven…
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Killingworth Colliery has once more, commenced to put out coal, and the rattle of the mineral over the screens and the rumble of loaded waggons as…
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The Wages Board sitting will begin at Bulli on the 12th, As all of the 55 claims from Corrimal are for deficiency and from one section of the…
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Mr, Loxton, K,C., and Mr. Watt, instructed by Messrs. Reid and Reid, of Newcastle (by their Sydney agent, Mr. W. T. Flynn), appeared for the…
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Mr. A. Teece presided over a conference of Maitland coalfield delegates on Saturday, at Weston, when. Mr. D. Watson, district president of the…
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Surprise was expressed on Thursday when it was learned that the following Mt. Kembla miners had been lodged in gaol in consequence of not…
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At the Scarborough Police Court on Wednesday, John Wilson, manager of the South Clifton Colliery, prosecuted a deputy, William Sykes, for…
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The Southern Collieries Wages Board sat at the Bulli Courthouse on Tuesday. The board consisted of Judge Edmunds (chairman), Messrs. F. G…
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Before Mr. [?] and a jury o[?] continued of [?] George Dunn, [?]…
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Interesting particulars of Chinese coal mines and the output are given in a consular report by Mr. H. H. Fox, acting commercial attache to…
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In our report last week of the cases dealt with by the Wages Board at Bulli, the error was made in several, stating them to be awards…
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