Minister FOR Mines to Visit Tingha
We have received a wire from Mr. A. McClelland, M.L.A., to the effect that the Hon. George Cann…
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Mining & the mines, 1921
234 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 12
The Wool Pool and the Mining Industry. Mr Edgar Hall's Views
Mr. Edgar Hall, manager of the Silverapur Mines, Texas, Queensland, writes to the editor:--Sines the great deal in corn, when one, Joseph,…
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The "Follies" Pierrot Pie is well in hand by their cook, and he is spicing it up to the highest pitch possible. Dainty spices from Egypt, Japan, and every…
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Mr. D. H. Drummond, M.L.A., for warded us the following telegram yesterday: "Minister for Mines, Mr. G. Cann, will arrive in Tingha, via Guyra,…
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The Minister for Mines, Mr. G. Cann, M.L.A., accompanied by his private secretary (Mr. Tatham) and Messrs. A. McClelland and D. H. Drummond,…
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Mr. Edgar Hall, of Silvers[?]r, (Q.), writes to the Editor:— Sir,—Since the great deal in corn, when one Joseph, treasurer to a certain…
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The Hon. G. Cann (Minister for Mines and Labor and Industry), accompanied by Messrs McClelland and Drummond. M's.L.A.,…
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The Directors of the Carpthu Tin Mining Company, Ardlethan, have decided to close down. INFANTILE PARALYSIS…
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A vote of no confidence in the Labor Ministry was agreed to at a council meeting of the Oral and Shale Employees Federation, which complains…
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During the course of the Mayoral reception tendered teh Minister for Mines (Mr. Cann), Mr. A. McCle[?]and M.L.A., and the visiting Glen I[?] Band, on…
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The visit of the Minister for Mines naturally turns public attention to the mining industry. There was a danger of people forgetting what Armidale…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Mining Industry. Darkest Hour Near the Dawn Minister's Optimistic Counsel
Mr. Cann, Minister for M[?] speaking at Armidale on Saturday morning, deplored the depression in [?] [?]cies all over the world [?], but…
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A Parliamentary party, headed by the Minister for Mines, Mr. G. Cann, M.L.A., motored to Ashford on Thursday from Tingha. The Minister…
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Mr. Edgar Hall Silverspur, Queensland, writes:—Since the great deal in corn, when one, Joseph, treasurer to a certain…
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On February 1, the properietor of the "Examiner" despatched the following letter to mr. Perry Brookfield, M. L. A., who is a member of the…
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A public meeting at Broken Hill decided to urge the Government to co-operate with the Federal Government in controlling the mines…
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In Warden Perry's to report on the mining industry in the Glen Innes War den's district during 1920 It is stated that the production of tin, which…
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The outlook for the mining industry here has never appeared more gloomy Pond's Creek [?] operations on Saturday; The Buffalo is working one…
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On Friday evening last the regular meeting of the P. and C. Association was held in the Miners Institute. The President, Mr. W. T. Windeyer, [?]…
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Vegetable Creek, Emmaville, which has been the State's biggest tin-producer of late years, is now practically worked out, and the Board was called…
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