Bulli Coal Mining
Stage I—Grade A: Charles Walker, Colin Moore, Thomas Johnson, Grade B: Arthur Haberley, William Walker, Attilio Tosi…
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Mining & the mines, 1937
170 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 9
MINES & MINERS The Dust Question Causes Trouble
The District Executive reported to-day: Disputes at the Helensburgh and Corrimal Collieries were the first of…
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Experiments are being carried out in England in carrying out two-way radio communication between the bottom of a coal mine and the pit head…
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Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., has received a communication to the following effect from Mr. Forbes Mackay, General Manager of the Sydney County…
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The District Executive report:—Following a conference held with the Helensburgh Colliery management on Thursday, of last week, and which…
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Coal which can be handled in dinner clothes has-been placed on the market in America. The coal, in cubes, is so clean, salesmen, claim, that…
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Following a conference held with the Helensburgh Colliery management on Thursday, of last week, and which proved futile, the mine was laid…
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The Department of Mines states that the production of native gold of New. South Wales origin in November is estimated at 6,151.46 ounces…
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In his report, it is understood that Sir David Rivett, of the, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, who has returned after studying…
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The district president, Mr. F. Lowden, reports: The Helensburgh Colliery resumed operation yesterday (Thursday)…
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The executive writes: Helensburgh colliery resumed operations yesterday, following on a stoppage since 11th inst. The…
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The District President reports:—Corrimal Colliery resumed work this morning after being idle all the week, over deficiency payment. A conference…
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In connection with the trouble at Wongawilli over men being placed on the staff and refusing to pay union dues, claiming they have resigned…
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A pleasing little ceremony took place at the Miners' Hall, Wollongong last night. The building recently been…
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The District Executive reports:— The annual meeting of the Southern District Delegate Board was held at the Miners' Hall, Wollongong, on…
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The annual meeting of the Southern District Delegate Board was held at the Miners' Hall, Wollongong, on Wednesday and Thursday of this…
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Before the Mining Warden (Mr. F. A. Hynes) at Wollongong Courthouse on Wednesday, Edwin B. Eagles, proprietor of the Wollongong…
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The District President reports:— Important decisions were given at Sydney yesterday by the Workers' Compensation Commission in…
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A conference has been arranged for next Monday at Mount Kemla, at 11.45 a.m. to discuss with the management the many outstanding…
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It is indeed tragic to once again read and learn of a mining disaster such as the one at Wonthaggi in Victoria, and although the number of…
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