Illawarra Miners
Mr. Estell having resigned his position as Minister for Mines, Mr. Hoyle has been appointed to fill the vacancy The Federation is opposing the…
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Mining & the mines, 1916
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Coal Crisis
Nothing later than the morning press reports could be learned in Wollongong this morning. The concession of eight hours, which practically involves that…
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The Coroner, Mr. A. O. Edwards held an inquest on Tuesday at Helensburgh as to the death of Charles Phillip Hargrave in the Metropolitan mine on the…
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The situation in connection with the stoppage at the coal mines over the Eight Hour question has not improved. It was hoped that the State…
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Re the report in the "Herald" of the railway coal loading incident at Heath-cote, the police deny that there was any, "serious interference or drawing, of…
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For some time the case of the claim of Mrs. Best against the Miners' Accident Relief Fund for benefits in connection with the death of…
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John Platt (Corrimal) claimed exemption on the grounds that his work is of national importance. W. Jones, manager of the…
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The situation in regard to the coal strike has not changed. It is hoped that on the return of Mr. Hoyle to day from Melbourne some proposal…
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The committee took evidence at the Wollongong Council Chamber on Monday in reference to the proposal to purchase land at Clifton and erect…
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No change has taken place in regard to the coal strike. It was expected locally that Mr. Hoyle would have put forward some scheme…
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On Tuesday afternoon a meeting of the miners of the northern end of the district was held in the Thirroul Picture Hall. There was a far…
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The appointment of Mr. J.C.L. [?] to the position of minister of Mines has been [?] criti[?] locally. People are wondering what…
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It is an accepted fact that coal is black, but it now appears that there is another stage that may be reached when it is declared "black." We…
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A meeting of the delegate board of the Illawarra miners was held on Wednesday, and as showing the feeling of the delegates on the day before the…
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The report of the above company was issued in London and covers the year ended 31st March. The output of coal was 229,518 tone, compared with 212,562…
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No report has yet been received as to the result of the Conference this this morning. The compulsory conference between…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Strikes. the Coal STRIKE—Australia, 1916. (To the Editor)
Sir,—That strikes are not yet obsolete is proof enough of the existence of a social problem and the need for its solution. There are few, if…
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At the Eight Hour procession at Sydney on Saturday, a number of South Coast pit boys marched carrying a banner bearing the words…
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At time of writing the situation in connection with the stoppage of coal production in the Commonwealth does not look too bright. The delegates…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners Buy Horses
One of the features in connection with tho big horse sale by Mr. J. Enright, auctioneer, at West Maitland, on Wednesday week, was the…
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