Helensburgh Jottings. Mining Matters
The mine is still idle owing to a dispute over the setting of slabs. An agreement that slabs should only be set when ordered, was reached, and…
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Mining & the mines, 1935
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Mines & Miners
The District President (Mr. F. Lowden) states:-The Annual District and Federation election for officers will take place in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mines & Miners. Southern District Delegate Board Meeting Helensburgh Colliery Dispute
The Delegate Hoard met again on Monday, when delegates from all Miners' Lodges in the District were present with Mr. Fred Lowden, president, in…
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The mine has four days so far for the coming pay. To-day, about 120 men will finish their notices. Only a few will be left working, and it is…
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At a meeting of the Delegate Board on Monday, following a report from the president (Mr. [?] Lowden) and the vice-president (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Helensburgh Jottings. Mine Still Idle
There is still no sign of a settlement of the dispute at the mine…
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Corrimal and South Bulli mines arc working well. For the current pay Corrimal miners draw ton days' pay, and South Bulli similar. The latter…
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It is evident that Australia is lagging behind in regard to the development of its coal industry. In a recent issue of the "Newcastle Weekly Chronicle" (England) appears a most interesting article by Anthony Clyne of the "Great Back to Coal…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Helensburgh Jottings. the Mine
The horses have been brought out of the mine…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Corrimal Chattel. the Mines
Although Corrimal mine was idle on Thursday, South Bulli worked every day…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Home for Miners Cost £100,000 It Reads Like a Fairy Tale, But It Is True
The "Sunday Sun" (Eng.) publishes a photo of Conishead Priory, the convalescent home for Durham miners, which cost £100,000…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mines & Miners. Miners' District Annual Elections
The District Returning Officer, Mr. Charles Josland, submits the following progressive report re the recent elections:…
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The District Returning officer, Mr. Charles Josland, submits the following report re the recent elections: DISTRICT SECRETARY…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Mines & Miners. "Common Cause" to Be Independent Paper
The District President writes:— A fairly attentive audience listened to Messrs. Chas. Nelson and W. Orr, Central Executive of the Miners'…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mt. Keira Colliery
There is a dispute in existence at the Mt. Keira Colliery where the Management, it is alleged, are not complying with the award in connection…
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The Helensburgh struggle still continues, and despite frequent letters from the Miners' District Office to the Mines Department in Sydney, no…
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For the pay distributed to-day (Friday) the Corrimal miners have six days to draw. Every day has been worked this week, and according to…
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Many of us will recall the disastrous floods which occurred in Northern Tasmania in 1929—exactly six years ago—occasioning the loss of many…
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The mine has full time so far for the ensuing pay, and report has it that it will be very busy till Xmas. So far the deputies' dispute is…
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The District Secretary reports: The District Executive report that the position in respect to the dispute at Helensburgh remains unchanged…
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