West Australian Mining Trouble Perth
A telegram received in Kalgoorlie to-day from Lawler's states that in view of the fact that the new Arbitration award was to be enforced a public meeting has…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
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The Head of Gold (Published by Special Arrangement with Messrs. Ward, Lock, and Company, Limited). CHAPTER XIII.—(Continued.))
"I suppose the men of his class generally do drink," she replied, "and I always feel we ought to be very tender to their failing in this respect…
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Sir,—"Unemployed" has not got a billet yet. I can see. Well, I am not going offer excuses to him as to why I built my own house. I am doing no carpenter an…
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"You reproached me, sir," she went on, addressing the lender, "in reading to my servant; I would mention it has not much to do with the matter,…
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On Sunday night Mr. A. Wilson received a message that some of the non-unionists desired to see him at the mine fence. Wits two other officers of the lodge he men…
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The adaptability and resourcefulness of the Japanese has been among the most conspicuous features of the Japanese, which the war has brought into…
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The following article, which appeared in the "Mining World," published in Chicago, has a special interest in the those engaged in the coal trade in dealing with our staple…
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Mr. Lynch, Minister for Works, and Mr. Try. M.P., arrived at Lawlers on Saturday in connection with the labour trouble, and addressed a meeting the same night. Mr…
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"From Mr. Rupert Layburne to Mrs. Steele. "Deer Madam,—The condition you imposed upon me to discover the…
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The return furnished by the Under-Secretary for Mines, shows that the gold yield recorded for the month of July (Mint and Customs receipts) 4s 39,862 oz…
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At the adjourned quarterly meeting of the Delegate Board of the Colliery Employees' Federation, at the Trades hall, yesterday, Mr. John…
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Another large meeting was held at Lawler's this morning, Mr. Lynch, the Minister for Works, again urging the men to resume work. He read a telegram from Mr…
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The following morning Mrs. Steele came into the room where Mr. Layburne had just breakfasted, and, approaching the table at which he sat,…
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Mr. S. Ford, secretary of the Amalgamated Miners' Association, Zeehan, Tasmania, in a letter to Mr. James Curley, general secretary of the Colliery Employees'…
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The monthly meeting of the West Wallsend miners was held on Thursday evening in, the Federal Hall. Mr. J. right presided…
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The ballot taken in the Lawlers district has resulted in the miners resuming work. Mr. Lynch, the Minister for Works, congratulated the men upon the decision…
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He followed her into a billiard-room already crowded, and she presented him to a man, not so very short, but decidedly deformed, even…
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The matter of the State coal mines continues to excite more than ordinary interest. So far there is no doubt that the mines have been a failure. The other day,…
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The steady expansion of the shipping business of this port demands that more provision be made to meet the requirements of the trade. It…
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She reached her destination about noon, and instead of the usual greeting of the young mistress rushing out with her baby in her arms to welcome…
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