South Coast Mines
Inspector Hindmarsh, in his annual report on the mines in the South Coast District, states that the ventilation at several of the collieries has been fairly well…
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Mining & the mines, 1919
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Coal Dust Firing in Blast Furnaces
The increase in the price of coke in the last few years, and the ever-pressing demand for lower smelting costs, have led the metallurgist to try pulverised coal in…
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Despite the [?] the coal [?] the South Coast district in a healthy condition and mining officials express the opinion…
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Our Scarborough correspondent writes: The heavy rain has been responsible for the closing of the Old Clifton Colliery, Scarborough. The…
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At the Metropolitan, the miners are disputing; the manager's taking so many obpections to men in the cavil for the night shift. They take the…
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Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., has received the following communication:—With reference to your inquiry some days ago as to whether some arrangements…
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Regarding the stoppage at Mt. Keira mine this week, over the payment, a conference took place between the manager and executive officers on…
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Last week Ernest G. Weyland, manager of the Southern Goal Owners' Agency, gave evidence. He stated this was not an incoroprated company. It was…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Request from N.Z. For Miners
Mr. A. C. Willis, secretary of the Federated Coal and, Shale Employees, has received a letter from Mr. J. Glover, secretary of the New Zealand Coal…
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The conference between the Cokeworkers' representatives and the Proprietors has resulted in an increase of 2/7 per day for adults, 15 per cent. on…
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At the session last week the Commissioner inquired of Inspector Humble if he had ever given consideration to a scheme that might act as a corrective to…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Miners' Conditions (To the Editor.)
Sir,—I desire to reply to Mr. Tyrell's letter that appeared in your columns some time ago. Mr. Tyrell says few of those who have studied the working of…
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During the week the mines have lost from one to two days owing to the Seamen's strike. Also, the influenza has laid many up. At Bulli, there is…
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At the cession on Monday, A. E. Sellers, general superintend of Bellambi and South Bulli Collieries, gave particulars of the time worked…
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Sir,—Mr. Biggers still has an idea that some scientist will determine what is a fair day's work, but when I recommend Taylor to his notice he scornfully…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Storyteller Apples of Gold (Published by Special Arrangement.) (Copyright.) CHAPTER I. Like a Thief in the Night
It was a long time to wait. Up and down, with a restless grace, the woman in her clinging velvet gown paced the great hall of Whiteladies Abbey. The…
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The influenza has even captured the mining trade. Mr. Sweeney, the miners' district secretary, reports that a great number of miners are laid up…
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