Newcastle Mines
All Newcastle mines, with two exceptions, were working to day. Terrible Fatality. A man named Bodney Graham, a…
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Mining & the mines, 1908
261 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 14
The Mineral Industry of N.S.W. II. Coal
NEXT to silver coal contributes the largest share to the annual mineral production of the State. In 1906, out of a total production of nearly £8,000,000,…
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J. M'KINNON AND G. MICHELMORE.—This party has been operating upon a highly payable [?] discovery during the latter part of last year, but in connection with all other similar shows…
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A shocking mining accident [?] [?]curred at Bendigo (Vic) yesterday, [?]wing to a [?] ing a charge. A miner named James…
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Mr. Perry, Minister for Agriculture, says electricity is the coming power for mines; and if anything like proper precautions are taken to enable it to be used with safety,…
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A good deal of Australia's surplus gold goes to India, and some also to Egypt. In both these countries it is hoarded, and is practically never again…
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The "Frele Presse" of 14th November publishes an article by Signor Luzzatti, former Italian Minister of Finance, proposing an international peace congress…
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THE Miners' Federation having instructed the men on strike at Rhondda mine to resume work, they will do so to-morrow. The court at Newcastle for the…
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I AM pleased to report that the question of thoroughly exploiting the rich tin deposits of the tract of country embracing the continuation of the historic Rose Valley lead, is…
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After the occupation of Pretoria by the British, and the voyage of President [?]ruger to Europe, it was rumoured that the ex-President had…
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Work was resumed at the Burweed Colliery this morning. The mineowners held a meeting today, and subsequently stated that only routine…
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MR. MAUGER—the Postmaster-General—on returning from his visit to Brisbane, said that he had been informed that one out of every five men on the West Maitland…
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R. CRAWFORD AND C. ANDREWS.—This party furnish another instance of the p[?]k, perse[?] and enterprise of the minor on his own recourses in [?] all difficulties to enable him to handle…
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THE RI[?], at Tent Hill, resumed operations on Wednesday night, and is now working three shifts, with everything running smoothly. Advantage was taken of the dry spell to strengthen…
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THE strike of the Dudley miners is also very serious. There is a strong feeling that the managers should prosecute the strikers. A conference was to be held yesterday…
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A NEW fuel, which it is confidently believed may play a great part in the hearting problem, has been invented by Major Colas, commandant of the Dunkirk Fire Brigade,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Newcastle Mining Matters. Sydney, Thursday Night
MATTERS in Newcastle this morning remained unchanged. The Dudley colliery is still on strike. In view of the fact that the owners have…
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DUDLEY colliery resumed work this morning. The summonses against the wheelers who went on strike will probably be withdrawn…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TELEGRAMS. Newcastle Coal Trouble, SYDNEY, Monday 2 p.m
THE coal difficulty at Newcastle is easier. The Dudley colliery has resumed work, and the summonses against the wheelers have been withdrawn…
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At the Brtken Will Proprietary, Mine last night, a miner named John Meroney was killed by a fall of roak weighing 25 tons. His mates…
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