Mount Boorolong Molybdenite Mines
The "Melbourne Argus" says:—At the Mount Boorolong Molybdenite Mines, Guyra, N.S.W., the newly erected flotation plant is…
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Mining & the mines, 1919
241 stories in New England's papers · page 11 of 13
Inquiry Into Miners [?]. SYDNEY
The inquiry into miners phthisis at Broken Hill is considered too expensive involving the som of £15,000. The Board of Trade in to discuss a scheme…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining for Molybdenite Good Progress at Boorolong
The Melbourne 'Argus' says: At' the Mount Boorolong Molybdenite Mines, Guyra, N.S.W., the newly erected flotation plant is working well, and the…
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A Renter's message states that further particulars of the Penzance mining accident show that the cage fell 300 [?] The sides of the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining in Emmaville in 1000
The following in taken from the now defunct " Vegetables Greek Times" of February 1,1000:-- Mr. J. McCarthry, who for the past six months has been…
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In the Assembly yesterday, the Minister for Mines stated that it was a fact that the Forestry Department desires a mining reserve between Tingha…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →£2,200,000 in Gold Recovered From Laurentic
Although the naval authorities maintain silence regarding the success of the operations for the recovery of the bullion from the Laurentic's hull in…
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Complications are again threatened in the coal-mining industry through the increased export of coal to New Zealand…
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The Victorian Government refuses to acknowledge the liability or a claim by J. and A. Brown for £14,951 loses alleged to have been incurred by the…
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The Newcastle coal proprietors and the employees' representatives met in conference yesterday to discuss the miners' grievances, the chief of which…
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Mr. John Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers, has circularised the miners to stop work next Friday. He said the strike would last…
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[?] and scholarships are being offered to [?] and metallurgical students in the various Australian universities…
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Aggregate meeting of coal Miners are reported to have rejected the coal owners' offer for the settlement of wages and conditions…
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Sydney, Thurday.—The aggregate meetings of coal miners are reported to have rejected the coal owners' offer for a settlement of wages and…
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The rush continues at the opal fields at Tinterbar, Bear Ballina. 313 miners' rights have been taken out…
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Sydney, Thursday,—Bursaries sad scholarships ate being offered to mining and metallurgical students in Australian universities…
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Unionists visited the Kalgoorlie mines and addressed the non-unionists. They forcibly ejected those who refused to join. One, who is a returned…
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There miners were eatombed by a faill of earth in the Edaa May mine at Wesitnio, West Australia. One body has been recovered…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Ac[?] gold Up Traffic
A San Francisco policeman war[?] though a crowd at Mason and Geary streets and arrested Marjorie Tyler and Jane McGec, two actresses, who took…
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Sydney,Thursday.—Travellers from Australia to India and the adjacent countries will not, in future, fee allowed to take more than 30 sovereigns…
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