Mines & Miners
Mr. F. Lowden, District President, writes:— The South Coast May Day Committee report that the coming May…
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Mining & the mines, 1937
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Miners
The executive writes: The district has had more than its share of industrial disputes recently, and during the week the…
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The mine here is on strike over a deficiency claim for 30/3. A conference held here last week, with the manager, ended satisfactorily, the latter…
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The executive writes: At Scarborough Colliery there is a dispute relative to the non-payment of deficiency rates. When this…
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A ballot was taken recently to elect six representatives to the Rank and Pile State Conference for 1937. There were nine nominations and the…
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From J. M. Walker, Corrimal, we have received a lengthy letter pointing out the harsh treatment meted out to some of the members of the…
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French coal boats are seriously considering ceasing their contracts for South Coast coal and coke, and securing their supplies for Noumea from…
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Mr. F. Lowden, District President, states:— The District had had quite a few industrial disputes during the last few…
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Mr. F. Lowden, district president, reports:—Industrial disputes still continue to be the order of the day, and at present disputes are in existence…
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Industrial disputes still continue. At present disputes are in existence at the following mines. Scarborough colliery, which has been idle for…
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Leslie Charles Wilesmith was charged with stealing a quantity of coal valued at 2/-. He pleaded guilty and was fined £1 or two days…
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Two great movements of gold of a strikingly contrasted nature, one in Switzerland, and the other in the United States, have been going on…
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What is believed to be the richest gold find ever made in the Bulumwaal district of Victoria has been made by Mr. Noel Stagg, of Bairnsdale. A…
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Sir,—In a recent issue of your paper we wrote regarding an article which appeared in "Miners' Voice" regarding matters in connection with…
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The Delegate Board will meet at Wollongong on Monday, when several matters of importance will be discussed…
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Corrimal mine will draw nine days for the current pay…
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Mr. F. Lowden, District President, writes:— At the District Delegate Board which met early in the week, and is to…
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A general stoppage of coalmines in Queensland is threatened. The matter is being seriously viewed by the central officers of the Miners' Federation…
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The central office of the Miners Federation has been informed that provided no Cabinet meeting is held on that date, the Minister for Mines…
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James Greig (28) and John A. Duggan (27) were charged with stealing coal. Each pleaded guilty and was fined £1 or two days…
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