Accommodation in Mines
In the legislative Assembly last week the Hon. G. H. G. Varley (for the Hon, J. Ryan), asked the Solicitor-General and Minister of…
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Mining & the mines, 1917
159 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 6 of 8
Illawarra Miners
At a meeting of the Mount Keir[?] miners' lodge yesterday the officers were re-elected, viz., president, Mr G. Phillips; secretary, Mr. Best ;…
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A meeting of the executive of the Australian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation was held in Sydney on Saturday and Monday…
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It is expected that the shipping of coal will be commended from the Dalmayne Collieries on the east coast of Tasmania when the maritime trouble is overcome…
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The Coal Board has fixed the price of southern coal f.o.b. southern jetties as follows :—21/3 per ton large coal, and 17/3 per ton small…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners' Route March Discussion at Kurri
A large number of unionists attended a meeting held in King's Hall Kurri Kurri, on Sunday, called to discuss the proposed route march to Sydney. Mr. J…
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At a meeting of the Delegate Board on Monday Mr. W. Parsons, district president, occupied the chair, and there was an…
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There will always be industrial unrest. As long as man is man he will have to work for his living, and in every form of industry there…
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A proclamation appears in the "Govermnent Gazette," setting apart the following lands for coal mining purposes, under the State…
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In the Legislative Assembly last week, Mr. W. Davies said :— I desire to ask the Minister for Mines is it a fact that the miners…
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Speaking at Traralgon last week Mr. Livingston, Victorian Minister for Mines, said that in the very near future the brown coal industry would be one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Aggregate Meeting. Miners Reject Government's Terms
Three aggregate meetings of the miners were held on Monday to discuss the proposals put forward by the Government under which a…
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Sir,—I would like to have the privilege of expressing my view on the present position. I am myself a miner, and I think up to the present we have proved…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Strike Meeting of Mine Employees in Wollongong
On Monday afternoon in the Globe Theatre, there was a large gathering, one of a series being held that day in the district for the purpose of dealing with the…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Quarter Sessions. Judge Receives White Gloves. Complimentary Remarks About Miners
When the court sat on Tuesday the Deputy Sheriff (Mr. A. O. Edwards, S.M.) informed his worship that there were no criminal cases…
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The conference between the Government and the members representative resulted in a deadlock, Mr. Fuller has announced his…
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States a Melbourne report:— The brown coal sales branch of the Victorian Mines Department has intimated that the public and particularly…
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Brown coal is regarded by the special committee appointed by the Victorian Ministry to inquire into the possibilities as likely to be a most important factor…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Clarke v Excelsior Colliery, Limited
This action was called in the Supreme yesterday. The plaintiff, Albert Clarke, of Pass Road, Thirroul, suing by his father, his next friend, claimed…
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