Mines and Miners
The District Delegate Board will meet next Tuesday in the Board Room, Wollongong. The Workers' Compensation…
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Mining & the mines, 1928
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Mines and Miners
For the current pay South Bulli mine pays for eight days. At this Colliery a breakdown in the machinery occurred on Wednesday, and as a result the…
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The presence of gas in a section of the Corrimal mine, located last week end, was responsible, for the mine being idle all the week…
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Tunneling operations conducted by the South Kembla Colliery and Coke Coy., Ltd., for the last few months have resulted in a very good seam of…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Fire at South Bulli Colliery. Men From Mines Rescue Station Turn Out
About five o'clock on Monday after, noon the whistle of the South Bulli Colliery blew in such a manner as to make residents in the vicinity believe…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Suggested Work. for Unemployed Miners
At the Central Illawarra Council meeting on Wednesday, a non-commital reply was received from the Department of Labour and Industry in regard…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Coal Loading Facilities at Port Kembla
Again this week vessels left Port Kembla to coal at Newcastle. With intermittent work at the Collieries, it behoves the powers that be to see to it that our coal loading facilities are increased to meet the requirements of the Port, otherwise…
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The women of Canada are waging a fight against high railway rates for coal. The following is taken from a Canadian paper:—…
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Our Dapto correspondent writes:—The miners at Wongawilli Colliery who had received fourteen days' notice, were told by the management to take…
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South Bulli mine has been idle since last Tuesday. Corrimal men are still out over the gas trouble. Mount Pleasant mine has only…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Smallest Coal Mine. in Great Britain
At Tan Hill, Yorkshire, is what is claimed to be the smallest coal mine in Great Britain. It is worked by live men, who have made a tunnel into the…
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Mount Kembla colliery has not worked this week. Mt. Keira and Mt. Pleasant each worked two days…
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In the Federal Parliament Mr. Charlton asked Mr. Bruce whether the report concerning the £2,000,000 German company that proposes to start…
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The Corrimal mine after being idle for about three weeks resumed work on Wednesday. The minors will have no pay to draw for this pay…
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Mount Pleasant employees have three days to draw for this pay. Up till yesterday the mine had worked four days this week, which is the best since…
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commenting on the reported outburst by "Baron" Brown to the effect that the miners must get back to the 1914 rates the Southern District Miners…
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Mr. A. A. Lysaght, M.L.A., recently made representations to the Minister for Mines in regard to the stoppage, at the Corrimal mine, and received the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Australian Miners' Convention. Southern District Nominations
Mr. Thomas Silcocks, the Southern Miners' Returning Officer, announced to-day the names of the candidates nominated by the various lodges for…
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Speaking to the District President (Mr. F. Lowden) this morning, he informed our representative that the miners cannot even imagine getting back…
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The employees of the Corrimal-Balgownie colliery have worked full time, with the exception of Monday, which was May Day…
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