Mines & Miners
South Bulli was the only South Coast mine which did not start work on Tuesday…
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Mining & the mines, 1939
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Mines & Miners
The District Executive (per Mr. E. Browne) writes:— UNEMPLOYED MINERS It has been brought under our…
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Sir,—It has been brought under our notice that the management of certain collieries in this district have stated that they are unable to…
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Owing to the pit top at Old Bulli mine back shaft having been destroyed by bush fires on Saturday, the mine was left with only. one means…
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Old Bulli mine which had been idle owing to the timbering at the backshaft having been damaged during the recent bush fires, and thus cutting off…
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During the week Mr. A. Emery, District Check Inspector, and Inspector Brewster, of the Mines Department, made inspection at Mount…
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Sir,—The 400 employees of Bulli Colliery when presenting themselves for work on Monday morning, were informed that a new set of…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Who Causes Stoppages at the Mines? (To the Editor) Dear Sir,—
The 400 employees of Bulli Colliery, when presenting themselves for work in Monday morning, they were informed that a new set of conditions were…
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The annual meeting of the Delegate Board will be held at the Miners' Hall, Wollongong, on Monday next. A review of the recent conferences and…
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The above committee has been wound up. During the currency of its operations the total receipts amounted to £188/17/9. After meeting all…
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The Delegate Board on Tuesday appointed Jack Martin as a delegate, to A.C.T.U. Congress at Melbourne. Mr. E. Burgess (Cokeworkers)…
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A MEETING of experts was held at the International Labour office, Geneva, from 21st to 24th November, 1938, to study the question of safely in coal mines. It was attended by representatives from six of the principal coal producing countries:…
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Peter Aitken claimed that he was totally incapacitated from 21.3.38 to 3.5.38, as a result of bronchitis and general debility. Respondents denied…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →FREEMAN v Coalcliff Colliery
This was a claim by Austin Freeman for continuance of compensation in respect to an injury to his left index finger. He was injured on 7th…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →No Concessions Rail Freights on B.H.P. Coal
The Minister for Transport (Mr. M. Bruxner) has denied a report that while railway freight rates had been raised generally concessions had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →MINES & MINERS Royal Commission on Safety in Mines Will Not Sit for Some Time
The Executive of the Southern Minors has been notified that the Royal Commission sitting to inquire into the safety of coal mines will not…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Brief Mention Safer Mines Report Is Signed
Members of the British Royal Commission on Safety in Mines, which was appointed nearly three years ago, signed their report recently, and it is now…
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The District Executive report: Many and varied are the reasons why mines are laid idle from time to time by the mine workers, but a few…
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Scarborough mine was idle on Monday, as a protest against an alleged failure of management to clean up dust in the mine…
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