Miners' Wages Board
The South Coast Miners' Wages Hoard resumed its sitting at the Wollongong Court House on Wednesday. Evidence for the employers claim…
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Mining & the mines, 1914
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Oil and Coal
An English writer has something to say on oil versus coal. "Dodging the Coal Horror" is a rather striking title, but it covers a good deal of…
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The Executive Officers will proceed to Sydney to-morrow on a deputation to the Acting Premier, in regard to several matters of importance to the…
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The hearing of the respondents' (employers) case was resumed on Tuesday. The chairman read a letter which he bad received purporting to be written by…
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The Illawarra Miners' Wages Board resumed its sitting at Wollongong Court House on Tuesday morning. The cross-examination of Mr. Jarvie…
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J. C. Jones, continuing his evidence, said that a progressive advance was a fair one for wheelers. A boy is started at clipping at 2s 10s per day, and…
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The Board resumed on Tuesday last at Wollongong. JACOB CARLOS JONES' re-examination was continued. Witness depo[?] that…
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The final sitting for the taking of evidence of the Co-[?] Board was held at the Lithgow Courthouse on Wednesday, when the evidence of the…
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A meeting of the committee of above was held as the Criterion Hotel. Robertson last Tuesday. There were present; Messrs. E. a. Swan (president), E. E…
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In a report to the shareholders, Mr. J. T. Watson, superintending engineer to Chillagoo Ltd., claims that the coal being won at Mount Mulligan (Queensland)…
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The above Board resumed its sitting at the local Court House on Tuesday. J. C. Jones, continuing his…
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Present day precautions have made the mining industry less perilous to life and limb than previously, notwithstanding the fact that the depth…
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Miners at the Usworth Colliery, County Durham, have made a gruesome find. While hewing in the Maudlin scam they broke through into a…
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The death has occurred at Burton on Trent of Mr. William Hay, retired mining engineer. at the age of 84. The late Mr. hay's family has a…
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In the Warden's Court, Wollongong, on Saturday, the application of W. J. Adams for a mining lease of land in the Henry Osborne estate for the purpose of…
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Coledale Miners' Lodge elected the following officers, unopposed, for the June quarter:—President, Mr. T. Kelly; Secretary, Mr. Jas. Russel…
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The evidence of Dr. Kerr, called on behalf of the employees, was interposed on Thursday. Dr. Kerr deposed that about 25 per…
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The Southern Collieries Wages Board resumed its sittings in Wollongong yesterday. MR. ROWE, manager of the…
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There is to be a delegate meeting of the Illawarra colliery employees Association on Monday next, when the date will be fixed for the ballot for election…
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