A Mine Road
At the Shellharbour Council meeting on Wednesday, a letter was received from the Lands Department regarding the proposed resumption…
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Mining & the mines, 1941
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Mines & Miners
The Delegate Board will meet next Wednesday morning when important industrial matters will be dealt with. A statement issued by the executive…
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The Delegate Board held a meeting on Wednesday last, when many matters connected with the industry were considered:…
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Mr. F. Lowden, miners' president, writes: The Delegate Board held a meeting on Wednesday last, when many…
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At the Bulli Miners' Hall on the 6th instant, the local Miners' Lodge members celebrated in fitting style their winning of the Gus Fenwick May Day…
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The early match will be the first this season between the District and the Miners, which again will add interest to the big effort being staged by…
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Mr. F. Lowden, miners president, writes: It is understood that the Central Reference Board has made two very…
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The President of the Minors' Federation (Mr. Nelson) and the Secretary (Mr. Grant) are visiting the various committees of management…
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Francis M. Jefferson, manager of Coalcliff Colliery, proceeded against John Barnes, shotfirer, for failing to give warning before firing a shot in an…
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Mr. Fred Lowden, president, writes: Matters in connection with the industry have been fairly quiet during the last few days, very little time…
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Last week in the Miners' Hall, Bulli, members of the Old Bulli Lodge celebrated the winning of the cup for the best display of…
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The new spirit of British industries was impressively demonstrated by the agreement of employers and workers in coalfields. On their own initiative…
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Petrol rationing is causing a hold-up of coal production on the South Coast Tongarra mine has closed down and it is expected that work at Excelsior…
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At a meeting of Wongawilll Miners' Lodge the following resolution was carried:--"That as Mr. Menzies has declared…
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On Tuesday the Wongawilli miners agreed to the following:— That Mr. Menzies has declared that he will imprison and intern unionists…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Turf Topics Gold Salute for Newmarket
We expect Gold Salute to salute the judge at Brisbane to-morrow, when the coveted Newmarket, will be decided. At Ascot last Saturday, Alan…
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The Workers' Compensation Commission closes down for three weeks owing to Law vacation. It is quite all right to give the judges a holiday,…
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The Delegate Board sat yesterday, and is sitting again to-day, when Judge Davidson will attend, also members of the Central Executive…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Gossamer Gold London Craftsmen Ship Leaf One 290,000th of an Inch Thick
In London to-day there are master craftsmen making gold-leaf one 290,000th of an inch in thickness. Using an 8 lb. hammer on a marble…
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The Delegate Board met on Thursday and Monday, 17th and 21st July. The District President occupied the chair, and reps were present from all…
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