Illawarra Miners
The Wages Board completed its sitting on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Board sat two nights last week, until 11 p.m , and taken altogether a…
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Mining & the mines, 1914
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Southern Collieries' Wages Board
Southern Collieres Wages Board BB The following is a continuation of Mr. Sweeney's address: Mr. Willis. The only question is…
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A Helensburgh correspondent writes:—Great credit is due to Mr. A. C. Willis for the peaceful yet successful issue to which he has brought…
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The dusty road grievance at the Metropolitan was got to the most satisfactory stage it has yet reached at a conference between Messrs…
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The Wonthaggi Branch of the A. C.M.A. of which it forms two-thirds, has been considering the matter of finances. The members of…
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A new method of curing a cold is described in the "Medical Press," as follows:—First stop eating. The system is overloaded with impurities and they…
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Pick-won Rates and Conditions. (a) The lowest rate of payment per ton for coal hewn by miners shall, subject to the minimum…
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The following is the conclusion of Mr. Sweeney[?] address. Mr. Swenney: With regard to 55, about miners being kept waiting…
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The opinion of the award so far as can be gathered, is that on the whole, it is a decided improvement, deficiency place clause is described…
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The above it the title of a company registered during the week, capital twenty-five thousand pounds, in shares of twenty-five pounds each…
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The Coal Mining (South) Group, No 4 Board, has issued its award. The general pillar rate remains unaltered at 2s 1 1/2d per ton, but an…
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A special delegate meeting in connection with the Illawarra Colliery Employees' Association was held M. Tattersall's Hotel on Friday. There…
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In reply to queries as to whether there is any likelihood of Southern district stopping in support of the North, Mr. Willis, general secretary,…
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In the Scarborough Police Court, on Wednesday, the hearing of the charge preferred against William Bradley, of larceny of picks, at North Bulli…
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Mr. A. C. Willis was asked this morning if there was any likelihood of the southern miners stopping in support of the Northern minors, and he…
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A letter has been received from Mr. J. B. Nicholson, M.L.A., by Mr. A. C. Willis, Miners' General Secretary, with reference to the deputation which…
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"The Newcastle Herald" referred to the trouble in the North in the following manner:— The deputation which waited upon…
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An American company is now opening up the new coal seam on the Mudgee line, between Brogan's Creek and Carlo's Gap (139 miles from Sydney)…
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The Illawarra Labour Council have been agitating for workmen being granted the privilege to travel home by ordinary trains on the workmen's…
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Soap mines exist in several districts in North America. There is one in Nevada, on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad. This natural soap…
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