Mine Fatality
An inquest was held at the Cou[?] House, Wollongong, on Thursday, touching the death of James Coope[?] who had been injured in the Corrime[?]…
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Mining & the mines, 1919
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Illawarra Miners
Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., is in receipt of a communication to the following effect from the railway authorities : With reference to your letter of…
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At the Session on Wednesday, 18th, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, manager of Mount Pleasant Colliery, continued his evidence. In reply to Mr. Browne, he…
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The same firm writes: In all the European Allied countries the currency question is an acute problem. The greater part of the World's store of…
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Yesterday the Deputy Coroner, Mr. Jas. Kirby, held an inquest as to the death of James Cooper on the 18th instant…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The Storyteller Apples of Gold (Published by Special Arrangement.) (Copyright.) Chapter Ii.—many a Slip—!
Francis Meredith squared his thin shoulders, tightened his lips, and bent his head to the storm. "Money! I want money! I tell you"…
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The bill for the State regulation of the German coal industry only contains the [?]utlines of the new scheme, the details [?]eing left to the German Government to…
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Lord Dynvor was giving a garden party to his tenants. It was a chilly day in early April, and no one save that wealthy and eccentric nobleman would…
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The half yearly meeting of the Illawarra Miners Delegate Board will be held on Monday. The flu has been responsible for a…
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At the session last week, Alexander J. Miller submitted certain documents upon which the Commissioner took evidence in camera…
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Sir,—Mr. Tyrell says I still have an [?]idea that some scientist will determine what is a fair day's work for a miner to do; I never said a scientist will, but…
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The dukes and other tilted landowners drawing royalties, whoso presence of the Coal Commission was repeated by Mr. Smillie, made the acquaintance…
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Once out of sight of the Castle Love straightened herself, and ran swift as a lapwing to the seashore. Pausing in the shadow of a great rock in shape not…
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The half-yearly meeting of the Illawarra Branch of the Australasian Coal and Shale Employees was held in Wollongong on Tuesday and during the…
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Which is the most lucrative employment for Workers ? It would seem, notwithstanding the £20 a week made by South wales boil…
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"Dying intestate, you say?" she cried eagerly. "Ah, but that's where you're wrong. I've provided for the contingency, Kineaird, as I've provided for…
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Mr W. Davies, M. L. A., has received a communication to the following effect from the Under Secretary, Department of Mines:…
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Mr. W. Davids, M.L.A., has received a communication to the following effect from the Under-secretary for Mines:—Dear Sir.—In reply to your…
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By the untimely end of Mr. William. Parsons, president of the Illawarra District Branch, the members lose a valued official, one whose place will be…
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