Coal Commission
Charles Mylue McDonald, secretary to the Northern Collieries' Association, continued his evidence, and was examined by the Commissioner in regard to…
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Mining & the mines, 1919
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Miners Conditions (To the Editor.)
Sir,—I do not propose to answer ail the aide issues that Mr. Biggera raises. I will content myself with dealing with the maim contention of that gentleman,…
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On Wednesday the Deputy Coroner, Mr. J. Kirby, held an inquest as to the death, in North Bulli mine on the 15th instant of Joseph John Hanslow. Mr…
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At a special meeting of the Delegate Board, held in Wollongong yesterday, the secretary was instructed to send a letter of condolence to widow and…
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Isaac Chapman, of Seaham and Abermain Collieries, referring to the Northern Collieries' Association, said that when it was formed in. 1917 he was…
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The Southern Coal Owners Agency have donated one truck of coal to the Benevolent Fund, for distribution. The coal will be landed at the Electrolytic…
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Among the witnesses before the Coal Commission yesterday were three miners' wives. Mrs. Hart, of Great George-street,…
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"Muriel," he leant forward. "I've something to tell you. Your husband is dead." He was prepared for a storm of weeping, had indeed thought out a speech to…
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The dispute at Scarborough Tunnel over the dismissal of a wheeler has been arranged, the officers and Mr. Mallet having agreed that the wheeler…
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There are at present 430 British mine-sweepers at work, mainly on the many large British minefields in the North Sea (says a recent London…
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Hearing that the big Shaw-Saville cargo carrier Otiara was due to leave the Port at noon on Tuesday, a "Mercury" representative went on…
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There are still a large number of men off work as a result of the influenza epidemic. Trouble has arisen at the Corrimal…
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Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., has received a communication to the following effect from the Mints Department: "The Minister has had under consideration…
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Under his set face a storm of passion was at work. Fear and trembling battled with his new found strength. If she had the courage to defy him, if she…
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Sir,—Will you allow me to criticise an article in your issue of the 15th instant re miners' back yards? I notice that a visitor condemns the miners for their…
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"If anything goes wrong, dearest, I should have to resign. And I can't run the risk of that. I shouldn't have any money to buy pretty things for my…
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When spoken to this morning Mr. Sweeney said there was nothing of interest to report in connection with the miners. It was anticipated, now…
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Says the "Milton Times":—There is revived activity locally in silica mining, quite a number of fresh lenses being pegged out and applied for. At…
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Sir,—It was with appreciation, and a certain amount of amusement, that I read, the letter of "Miners' Wife" in your issue of the, 22nd instant…
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