Western Miners Refuse to Help Helensburgh
Mr. A. A. Lysaght, M.L.A., has received a communication from the Premier (Mr. Lang) in which he stales that the proposal put forward by the…
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Mining & the mines, 1931
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Newcastle News. Work for Northern Miners
Speaking at West Maitland on Sunday regarding the Coal Bill, Mr. Baddeley said that he intended to make amendments which would…
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Mouni Kara mine will start work spain on Monday, but on a restricted scale. The metropolitan Colliery…
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George Turner was charged with stealing a bag of coal valued at 1/3 the property of Owen Parker. He pleaded guilty…
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At a meeting held under the auspices of the W.I.R. at Wollongong, on Sunday, a resolution was carried entering a protest against the methods adopted…
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Sir,—Being the representative of the North Illawarra Council at the time the Navy coal at Bellambi was distributed throughout the…
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Dear Sir,—Being the representative of the North Illawarra Council at the time the Navy coal at Bellambi was distributed throughout the municipality…
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At Mt Kembla mine the pay to be drawn to-day (Friday) is for 10 days, but two days have been lost for the current pay…
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Corrimal miners have three days to draw for the pay to-day and have two days in for next. DESTROYED BY FIRE…
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The treasurer (Mr. Nicholson) reported that the distribution had practically been completed of the Federal Government grant of 300 tons of coal…
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Sir,—Will you grant me space in your paper to deny the report of the W.I.R. in regard to coal. In the first place only two persons have been…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Correspondence. Distr[?] of Coal in Wollongong. (To the Editor.)
Dear Sir,—Will yon grant me space in your paper to deny the report of the W.I.R. in regard to coal distribution in Wollongong. In the first place,…
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The Mt. Kembla mine continues to work well under the rationing scheme, it is expected that by the end of the present quarter each miner will have…
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G. A. Todner proceeded against James Chapman for using profane words to an official of Wongawilli Colliery on July 8th, such being a…
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C. W. Warner proceeded against William Wagshaw for stealing a quantity of coal valued at 1/-, the property of the Wollongong Gaslight…
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Mt. Pleasant again had a blank period last week. This means that chat the employees have only had three days in nine weeks…
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Corrimal mine worked three days last week and had worked three days Up to Wednesday this week. The men hope to have eight days for the pay…
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Sir,—In reply to Mr. Croot's letter in your last issue revaluing the [?]bution of coal, it is quite unnecessary to reply to the points…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Stealing Coal. Mr. Warner, manage of the company, said he looked over a fence on to some coal trucks, and saw the defendant taking coal from the trucks
Charles William Warner proceeded against William Wagshall for stealing a quantity of coal to the value of about 1/-, the property of the Wollongong…
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Anent the foregoing few verses, I have composed them, expressing the candid views of a married man of this town, who at the present…
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