Mines and Miners
The chairman of he Coal Tribunal (Mr. Charles Hibble) has decided that the unadjudicated claims of the South Coast miners should receive…
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Mining & the mines, 1922
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Illawarra Miners
Mr. A. Carter, who some time ago had to give, up work in the Helensburgh mine owing to illness, is about again, but is far from well…
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The pay to be drawn at Mount Keira mine to-day is the smallest for some time, only six days having been worked. The rough seas, which…
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The Tribunal has been on Wednesday, Thursday and to-day hearing in camera South Coast district claims. At North Bulli the reason given for…
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The Muronbung Goal Company is about to develop the seams at Saxa, two miles from Muronbong, on the Dubbo-Werris Creek line, about…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →De Control of Coal
In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Scott Fell asked the Premier if he would make representations to the Federal Governent in reference to the…
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Mr. Scott Fell: I desire to ask the Premier whether he has made representations to the Federal Government on the question of the de-control of coal…
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Full time is being worked at Wongawilli where there is being installed a plant for direct transmission of the oven heat to the boilers. This will…
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A report furnished by the Warden to the Department of Mines, Queensland, regarding Mount Mulligan colliery, says—"The mine is again in full swing and…
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The tribunal is stayed from hearing further the claims of the South Coast, the High Court having granted a rule nisi applied for by the Employers…
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The South Ayrshire (Scotland) mansion of Kirkmichael and ground extending to 74 acres, together with the dower house known as Dyrock, have been…
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How great have been the economies in the coat of production since the mines have been decontrolled may be gathered from the fact that, according to an…
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The pay to be drawn at the Mt. Keira mine to-day is for eight days. Only half time is being worked so far for this week. Several minor…
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in the Assembly— Mr. Davies: In view of the fact that Cabinet has decided to increase the stocks of coal for railway purposes by…
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Mr. M. Morrison, Government Geologist, has furnished to the Department of Mines a report on the application for aid to bore for coal at John's River…
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In the Assembly last Thursday: Mr. Goldstein: I wish to know whether the attention of the Premier has been directed to a statement published…
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Both Corrimal and Bulli Colleries have registered full time for the current pay. The Minister for Mines has…
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The Delegate Board will meet on Monday, They will consider the action of the Southern Proprietors in preventing the chairman of the Coal…
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Thomas Hunter and William Morgan each, proceeded against the Excelsior Coal Co. Ltd., claiming £6/5/ each, the value of tools…
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Thomas Hunter against the Excelsior Colliery Company, claim for a sum of £6/5/, for mining tools alleged to have been detained in the mine. There was…
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