Colliery Officials' Claims
Judgment was delivered by Judge Beeby last Friday upon the application by the United Collieries' Staff Association for an award to apply to…
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Mining & the mines, 1925
218 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 11
Illawarra Miners
The District officers had a conference on Wednesday with the Mt. Kembla management on the question of reducing the number of night…
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The pay to be drawn at Mount Kembla to-day is for nine days and two days have been worked so far for the current pay. A stop work meeting was…
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The decision of the Government in regard to appointing a Royal Commission to inquire into the conditions under which coal mining is carried out in this State will be commended by all sections of the community, states the "Newcastle Herald," which goes on…
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A report issued by the Queensland Department in regard to the Mt. Mulligan Colliery, stated that the mine has been singularly free from…
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Work during the week has been generally slack, Mt. Keira and Mt. Pleasant have but two days each. The lack of orders is attributed to the…
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Mr. Harold P. White, Government Analyst and Assayer to the Minos Department, demonstrated in the Theatre Royal, Kurri, to an audience of miners…
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Mr. Humble, late Government Inspector of Mines, in some faithfully expressed counsel to the men in the mining industry, stressed those "Dont's"…
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The South Bulli Colliery was idle on Monday on account of some minors refusing to pay the levy to the "Labour Daily." Work, however, was resumed…
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Mr. Booth introduced a deputation to the Minister for Mines during his visit to Newcastle last week, on behalf of the Colliery Staffs'…
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With the compliments of Frank Hodges, Windsor House, Victoria Street, London, S.W., for favour of publication in whole or part…
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Work generally has continued during the week very reduced. Mount Kembla had up to Wednesday just 4 days in for the pay ending this week…
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Coaleliff Colliery is working very bad time. Only 3 days have been worked for the present pay, while the previous pay only tallied 4…
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The general dullness of trade has continued during the week. The Delegate Board is sitting to-day, dealing with matters of some…
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The depression in the Coal Trade to which is due the small sums of the pays to be handed but to-day at most of the collieries of the district…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Horseplay in Mine. Might Have Caused Disaster
According to our Helensburgh correspondent, horseplay by some lads in the Metropolitan mine on Tuesday last might have caused a terrible mine…
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Our Helensburgh correspondent writes that six days have been worked so far for the current pay at the Metropolitan Colliery, but there had been no work…
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All persons competent and desirous of giving evidence before the above Commission on matters coming within the scope of its inquiry are invited to…
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For this week, Mt. Kembla and Mt. Keira have been idle, Mt. Pleasant worked one day. Till the ordinary course of shipping is resumed this…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Bulli Colliery. New Ventilation Shaft. Remarkable Work
Since the inception 60 yours ago the coal mine owned by Bulli Colliery and Coke Works Ltd., has passed through many vicissitudes, including the…
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