The Present Mining Crisis
WE recommend every miner in the district to read attentively the letter in another column signed "Amicus."…
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Mining & the mines, 1879
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Local and General The Miners' Aggregate Meeting
A FULL report of the proceeding at the above meeting will appear in to-morrow's issue…
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AFTER the aggregate meeting yesterday the above miners held a meeting when Messrs. Moses, Spink, and Hayes were appointed to represent the men at the Convention to be…
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ONE Of the largest miners' meetings ever held in the district took place yesterday morning at Griffiths' Hill, near Lambton. Contrary to expectation, the weather, which had been…
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A LETTER received by a gentleman in Colac, says the Colas Herald of the 11th ultimo, from a resident at Stawell, states that some capitalists at that town have floated a…
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WITH a view to giving a representative trophy of the rich coal fields of the Hunter River District, the various collieries are sending to Sydney a highly interesting collection…
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The above miners met on John's Flat, yesterday morning, at 8 o'clock. All the lock-out men were present. The meeting was held in consequence of a rumour being…
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IN our reference to the trophies of coal which are being sent to Sydney by the various collieries for exhibition, a slight error occurred The section given under the…
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MINUTES of special miners' meeting, held on Friday evening, August 15th; Mr. J. Rushton in the chair. The Chairman stated that the meeting had…
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LIONEL GRANTLEY was out upon the platform of the prison, in which, from the moment of his arrest, he had been confined, and now every day expecting…
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IN accordance with notification at the aggregate meeting, a special meeting of the Lambton men was held in Stoker's Hall, Lambton. There was a fair attendance. Mr…
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YESTERDAY morning, in pursuance of a resolution passed at the aggregate meeting of miners of the Hunter River district, held on Griffiths' Hill, Lambton, on Thursday last,…
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IN accordance with a motion passed at several of the collieries on Saturday evening last, the bugle call was sounded shortly after midnight on Monday morning, and in a few minutes…
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To steamer Ridge Park, from Adelaide, arrived in the harbour shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, having on board about 30 miners for South Waratah Colliery. The…
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THE second adjournment of the Aggregate meeting took place yesterday morning at Griffiths' Hill, Lambton, and was more numerously attended than any previous meeting…
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THE last of the coal trophies form the Hunter River District, intended for the Sydney Exhibition, are about being shipped. One section (Ferndale) was shipped yesterday by…
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IT would appear that the Waratah Company are determined to leave no stone unturned to secure labour in place of that they have locked-out…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. "Take time that your letters may be shorter."—DOUGLAS Jerrold. the Miners' Aggregate Meeting. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate)
SIR,—I have perused the report of the speeches and resolutions submitted at that meeting, and while pleased with the spirit evinced by the Union men belonging to the…
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IT will be seen by our advertising columns that the General Secretary is calling the Convention together for Saturday next (to-morrow), at, stoker's Hall, Lambton, at…
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ON Thursday evening, the 14th instant (says the Illawarra Mercury), a special meeting of the members of the Bulli Lodge was held. There was a poor attendance. The chairman…
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