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Murray · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1939

497 stories in Murray's papers · page 19 of 25

Light and Water To Holders of Miners' Rights Position at Rear of Western Hill

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 19 October 1939 · page 3

Because, among other things, they were being refused electric light and water as they had no titles to their Holdings, a number of holders…

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Ivanhoe. the Green and Gold Ball

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 20 October 1939 · page 2

The annual effort to raise funds for the building of a Catholic Church at Ivanhoe, which was termed the Green and Gold Ball, took place in…

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Gold Worth £10 11/ Per Oz. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 20 October 1939 · page 2

For gold lodged at the mint yesterday the Commonwealth Bank to-day fixed the price at £10 11/ per ounce (fine). Sovereigns are worth £2 8/2…

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Mining of Land Must Give Way to Wiser Methods of Working

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 20 October 1939 · page 4

There has been a tendency to mine the land [?] it as a means of permanent production, points out a departmental instructor…

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Stockings From Coal

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 21 October 1939 · page 5

Japan's huge raw silk trade may be ruined by a new American discovery called nylon. Made from coal, air and water, it is as rich-looking as the…

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Floating Mine in the Pacific San Francisco, October 20

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 October 1939 · page 4

The Danish motorship Annamaersk has wirelessed that she had sighted a floating mine in the Pacific, 1670 miles north-west of San Francisco…

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Mine in the Pacific Portland (Oregon), October 2

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 October 1939 · page 1

The United States Navy has broadcast a warning of the presence of a drifting mine in the Pacific, 1400 miles from Los Angeles on the Great Circle…

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American Gold Hoard 67 Per Cent of World’s Reserves Washington, October 21

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 October 1939 · page 1

The United Stales gold [?]oard now exceeds 17,000,000,000 dollars in value, comprising 67 per cent, of the world’s reserves…

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All Western Coal Mines Idle Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 October 1939 · page 6

All western mines were idle today, while the enginedrivers received reports from their State organiser (Mr. H. Sutherland), relative to…

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Gold Not for Germany London, October 24

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 October 1939 · page 1

The diplomatic correspondent of the “Daily Telegraph” states that Germany is not receiving the 17½ tons of gold despatched from Moscow on…

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Coal Strike Likely in Wales London, October 23

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 October 1939 · page 6

A general strike is probable on the North Wales coalfields at the end of this week, according to the Exchange Telegraph Company, which states that…

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GOLD-WORTH £10 11/ Per Ounce Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 October 1939 · page 1

For gold lodged at the Mint on Saturday and yesterday, the Commonwealth Bank to-day fixed the price at £10 11/ per ounce (fine). Sovereigns…

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Government Will Not Take Over Coal Mines Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 October 1939 · page 4

Replying to Mr. Baddeley (Lab., Cessnock) in the Legislative Assembly to-day the Premier (Mr. Mair) said the Government had no intention of…

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Polish Gold Has Adventure Paris, October 24

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 October 1939 · page 6

Seventy tons of Polish gold have arrived in Paris after an adventurous journey of 6200 miles by toad, rail and ship, across Turkey, Rumania, Syria…

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No Change in the Price of Gold Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 October 1939 · page 1

The Commonwealth Bank fixed the price of gold lodged at the mint yesterday at £10 11/ per ounce (fine). Sovereigns are still worth £2 8/2 each…

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£1,171,522 Behind on Years Railway Costs Interest The Main Reason Last Coal Strike Costly

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 26 October 1939 · page 3

A copy of the annual report of the Commissioner for Railways (Mr. T. J. Hartigan) which was presented to Parliament recently,…

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Two Men Trapped in Colliery Cessnock

Border Morning Mail · Friday 27 October 1939 · page 8

Two men were trapped and one was seriously injured in a fall of coal in Abermain No. 2 colliery this afternoon. Thomas Connors, aged 48, of…

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Price of Gold Fixed Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 27 October 1939 · page 2

For gold lodged , at the mint yesterday, the Commonwealth Bank to-day fixed the price at £10/11/ per ounce (fine). Sovereigns are worth £2/8/2…

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Miners Will Demand 40-Hour Week Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 27 October 1939 · page 3

The combined mining unions’ committee to-day decided to take no action regarding developments in connection with the new mining award…

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Royal Commission to Inquire Into Mine Disaster Wellington (N.z.)

Border Morning Mail · Friday 27 October 1939 · page 5

The Government has appointed a Royal Commission to. inquire into the mine tragedy at Glen Afton on September 24, when 11 men lost their…

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