Wallsend Miners
A special meeting of the Wallsend Miners' Lodge was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday evening. Mr. C. Richardson presided. The business transacted…
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Mining & the mines, 1905
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Stockton Miners
The monthly meeting of the Stockton Miners' Lodge was held last night. Mr. W. Bodenham, president, occupied the chair…
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A meeting of members of the Hetton Lodge was held on Wednesday night at the Alblon Hotel Wickham. There was a very fair attendance. Mr. G. Oldham…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Head of Gold (Published by Special Arrangement with Messrs. Ward, Lock, and Company, Limited). CHAPTER XXI.—(Continued)
"I could not appraise them, madam, Mr. Asahel must see them himself." "Can I see Mr. Asahel." "No; he is engaged at present, Mr…
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"No, thanks. The window is well enough. Leave it its it is, pray; but, any dear Louis, I cannot get those dazzling rings out of my mind. Do…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Sir Michacl Hicks-Beach, umpire of the Conciliation Board, has reduced the Welsh colliers' wages to the sliding scale…
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LONDON, Saturday.—A great fire has occurred at Dolhuter mine, Jobannesburg. Before the outbreak could be got…
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A conference was held on Saturday morning, at the Technical College, to consider the special rules under which collieries in the Northern districts are now…
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Miss Wright, crouching in an angle of the wall saw all this, and when her employer disappeared, she exclaimed, "To think of her meeting him there,…
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Messrs. Edwin Williams, district check inspector, and James F. Colquhoun, local check inspector, report that they examined No. 2 tunnel on the 14th and 15th August…
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A special meeting of the West Wallsend miners was held on Thursday evening in the Federal Hall to deal with the delegate minutes of the 4th and 8th inst. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Head of Gold (Published by Special Arrangement with Messrs. Ward, Lock, and Company, Limited). CHAPTER XXIII.—(Continued.)
"Then, my dear, you would not break it to leave Louis Latitte?" "That is a different thing, Aaron. I do not love Louis; but I tell you…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Sydney Letter. an American Journalist Visits Us for Information.—a Sample of What Is Sometimes Said by People Who Don't Visit Us.—the Luck and the Ill-luck of Churches.—a Promotion Is Cr[?]sers for the Australian Station.—why Not Flagships with Local Names? Coal Item From West Australia.—the Licenses Victuallers Up in Arms. Sydney
An American journalist, who is said to represent forty newspapers and magazines of that country, is just now doing the States with the object of telling his…
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The procedure adopted by the Mines Department with respect to the framing of new "special regulations" under the Coal Mines Regulation Act is classed by Mr. C…
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Not all the big things are in "America!" The Broken Hill Proprietary Mine is a very big thing, of which we are reminded by some recently issued figures dealing…
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The financier's wife did not look her best this morning. She had not yet made her toilette. No touch of the bath had freshened her, and neither…
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Mr. W. H. WOOD, the Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, took the chair at half-past four o'clock to-day. Mr. ESTELL asked the Minister for…
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Mr. Lafitte did not put in an appearance at the City offices that day, and his brother-in-law ascertained from Isaac Myers that he had not returned…
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The adjourned monthly meeting of the Stockton miners was held last night. Mr. W. Donnelly presided. The local delegate, Mr. W. M'Ilory, read…
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The new committee of management of the Colliery Employees' Federation of the Northern District met for the first time at ten o'clock yesterday, at the Trades…
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