Miners
The South Coast collieries will work on Monday next. In connection with the conference in reference to1 the…
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Mining & the mines, 1935
204 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 11
Mining Fatality LATE W. Robertson Finding of Accidental Death
On Monday at Wollongong Courthouse, the District Coroner, Mr. S. R. Musgrave, J.P. conducted an inquest touching the circumstances…
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Mr. Lowden, District President, writes: Consequent up the introduction of new coni cutting machines into the…
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The "Shoalhaven News" writes:—It it on the cards that a rather ambitious scheme will be undertaken by a mining company at Araluen, which, if it…
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South Bulli, miners were paid for ten shifts to-day, May Day being lost. The Corrimal miners drew nine shifts…
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The Government of India has rejected the schema, for the restriction of coal; output made by the owners. In a communication the Government…
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Mr. J. W. Nicoll, presenting the annual report of the Shipping Federation of Canada at the annual meeting held in Montreal; said that, imports of coal…
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The "Camden News" writes:—It will be good news to residents and the travelling public to and from Burragorang to hear that a movement is on…
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The mine worked only one day last week and so far three this week, four days have been worked for the pay. Mr. R. Lewis, for the Northern…
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The coal output of the Union of South Africa jumped from 11,528,161 tons sold in 1933 to 13,115,543 tons sold in 1934. The latter is the highest…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Low Temperature Carbonisation of Coal
HERE in Australia we are being told that the question of low-temperature carbonisation of coal is not yet within, the realm of practical consideration. In England, however, the question is being dealt with in no uncertain manner, and in a recent issue of the…
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At the annual dinner of the Armstrong College, Newcastle, Mining Society, Mr. R. S. Tate, President of the North of England Institute of Mining…
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Mr. F. Lowden, District President reports:— The District and Vice-President of the Federation Messrs, F. Lowden…
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The District president and vice-president of the Federation, Messrs F. Lowden and E. R. Browne respectively, visited the South Bulli…
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Corrimal Mine has worked every day this week South Bulli miners lost one day…
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The interesting experiment of settling unemployed men on the land, on which the recently formed Land Settlement Association has embarked, has…
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The largest piece of gold ever found was unearthed on Byers and Holler man claim at Tamberoora, Hill End, New South Wales, on May 10, 1872. It…
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A communication made by the Coal Utilisation Council in England to the Mines Department for the use of tho Government states that the British…
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A meeting of the Delegate Board held on Wednesday, Mr. Fred Lowden in the chair. Besides all delegates being present, Messrs. Chas. Nelson and…
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While Corrimal miners draw nine days for the current .pay, there has been he work this week up to yesterday…
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