New Mining Bill
ANY improvement of the statutes relating to the control of either the Lands or Mines Departments must prove beneficial, inasmuch as the…
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Mining & the mines, 1906
329 stories in New England's papers · page 13 of 17
Tin Mining in the Malay Peninsula
It is not often that one comes across a gentleman who has travelled in the Philipines and who combines a technical knowledge of tin mining acquired from long…
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The Mining Conference was resumed at Newcastle at Saturday night. On meeting the miners' delegates the owners submitted fresh " dog watch" proposals to the effect…
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THE conference between the representatives of the Mine-owners' Association arid, the Colliery Employees' Federation opened at 10 o'clock on Saturday mormng…
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DURING the course of a speech on the Mining Bill on Thursday owning Mr. F. J. Thomas said he would not withold from the Department the right to assist any man who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Accidents. SYDNEY
A MAN fell down a shaft at Rushworth, Victoria, and spent six days without food before he was rescued. He was then found to be badly injured. A…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The New Mining Bill. Mr. Kearney's Speech
Mr. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A, in the State Parliament on Wednesday last, or the second reading of the new Mining Bill, said To the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Colliery Strike
THE conference between representatives of the northern colliery proprietors and the miners was resumed at Newcastle on Tuesday. First of all, the East Greta…
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An extraordinary case of superstition is reported by the Danziger Zeitung as having occurred at Warsehlauken, a lone village in East Prussia. A peasant named Arndt had…
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IN the Assembly, last week, Mr. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A., spoke on the second reading of the new Mining Bill as follows:—To the congratulations of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Mining Trouble. NEWCASTLE, Thursday Night
THE conference of mine-owners and employees was resumed this morning, and rose this afternoon amid general band-shaking and applause. The miners' representatives…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Notes. "Y" Waterholes Tin Company. Pioneer Dredging Enterprise. a Large Concern
THE following facts have been gleaned of the constitution of this company and of the projected works in connection with the proposal to treat the 600 acres of tin-bearing…
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The conference proposals last night were adopted by the Hebburn, Stanford-Methyr, Pelaw Main, EastGreta, and some Newcastle ledges…
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Messrs. T. W. Edwards &. Co.'s two leases were gazetted on the 12th inst. I feel confident that they will have sucuess re flotation. There is no doubt that the river will pay…
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Mr. S. J. Kearney[?] M.L.A., in the State Parliament on the 12th instant, on the second reading of the Mining Bill, [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Mining Bill. Labour Conditions
Tho Hon. S. W. Moore, Minister for Mines and Agriculture, in moving the second reading of the Bill in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mr. Kearney on the Mining Bill
Daring this course of the debate on the second reading of the Mining Bill, Mr. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A., delivered the following speech:—To the…
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THE plucky Singleton men who took up the Great Cobar copper mine when it was to be had for a song, and sold it recently to an English company, shared the "spoil" as follows, so it is said:--…
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The Mining Bill was further considered in Committee. Clause 4, which provided. that there should be established in connection with the Department of Mines a…
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