Coal and Coke Shipments
Following are the coal and coke shipments by foreign, inter-state, and coastal vessels at the Government cranes at the dyke during the week ended at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, together…
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Mining & the mines, 1901
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Mining Near the Cranes
Sir,—We notice that there are conflicting statements made by different writers to the press about undermining the cranes. It is not proposed to…
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As Tom uttered these words he unfolded the dainty little epistle, and held it forth. The captain's hand shook as he…
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A meeting of the men of this lodge was held at the Albion Hotel last night, and was well attended. Mr. J. Dawson presided. The delegate brought up his report…
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It is understood that arrangements are being made for the lighting up of the Dudley Colliery by electricity. The proposal is said to be to light up the…
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In his report, which is included in the annual report of the Department of Mines, Mr. A. A. Atkinson, chief inspector of colieries, refers to…
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The Anvil Creek mine resumed work on Monday, after being idle for nearly there weeks. The miners do not know what terms they are working under, but have…
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"Cruel; I thought you did not understand the term!" She could control her passion no longer, but stamped angrily on the…
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The adjourned meeting of the Wallsend miners was held in the School of Arts on Tuesday evening, Mr. C. Richadson presiding. The business…
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We have received from Mr. Joseph Middleby, chairman of the Wickham and Bullock Island Miners' Lodge, and Messrs. George Errington and Alex. Stewart, the…
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Rice looked kindly on the little girl. "Poor gal, poor little critter," he muttered, shaking his head; but what is her suffering to his'n, I should like to…
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Mr. James Goode, storekeeper of the Victorian Railway Department, was to-day examined at great length by the Select Parliamentary…
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A special meeting of this lodge was held lint night for the purpose of dealing with the minutes of the delegate board meetings on the 18th and 19th lasts. Mr…
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Burwood miners held their monthly meeting tat Carnley's Hotel, on Wednesday night. There was a good attendance and Mr. D. Paterson occupied the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Colliery Disputes. Rules for Their Settlement
Some months ago the delegate board of the Colliery Employees' Federation decided to request the colliery proprietors to agree to the appointment of a joint…
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She held out her hand, smiling radiantly upn him. Her triumph was certain. Nothing like the scene that broke upon her through the open door…
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A check-inspection of the Wickham and Bullock Island Colliery, made by Messrs. W. Bower and George Little, on 27th and 28th instant, showed the…
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Mr. George Dawson, of Smedmore, who has been engaged in mining for many years, and who is well known as one of the loading men in the Hetton…
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Directly, that magnificent suite of rooms was full. The house had given up its gay company group by group, when the vast apartments overflowed,…
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At a meeting of the Hetton miners held at the Albion Hotel, Wickham, on Saturday morning, under the persidency of Mr. Geo. Dawson, it was reported that…
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