Miners and Engine-drivers
Sir,—In your issue of Wednesday, Mr. H. A. Mitchell states he had before him a copy of the application made by Mr. John Lloyd to the chairman of the board, in…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Minmi Miners
A meeting of the Back Creek and Duckenfield miners was held in Peel's Hall, Minmi, on Thursday night, Mr. W. Standing presiding…
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Sir,—Your correspondent, Mr. Amram Lewis, suggests that I have cast undeserved reproach upon his association by saying that it had failed as a Colliery…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Owing to the excessive price of blasting powder the Northumberland miners have requested the Miners' Federation to establish…
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Sir,—I , have just had the opportunity of reading the letters of your correspondent Mr. Lewis, appearing in the issues of your paper of the 12th and the 20th…
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A paper prepared by Mr. A. A. Atkinson, Chief Inspector of Coalmines in New, South Wales, and Mr. W. Humble, Senior Inspector of Collieries, on the use…
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A meeting of the Killingworth Miners' Lodge was held on Thursday evening, Mr. J. Hutchison presiding Mr. W. Rees attended to explain the…
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The coalowners announced at the last meeting of the South Wales Condition Board that it is their intention to serve a month's notice to the…
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Mr. Wade, the State Premier, stated this evening that the Government had decided to appoint Mr. Walter Edmunds to succeed Judge Heyden as President of the…
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Among the passengers from London by the R.M.S. China is Mr. C. Andrews, New South Wales Government Geological Surveyor, who is returning to Sydney after…
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The appointment of Mr. Walter Edmunds as president of the Royal Commission on coal-mining disputes in Newcastle will be regarded as…
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A special meeting of Shortland Miners' Lodge was held yesterday morning, near the rifle range, at Adamstown. Mr. J. Usher presided, and Mr. J. M'Williams,…
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The South Wales coalowners, controlling an output of forty million tons annually, have issued a manifesto explaining the notice which they have…
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Mr. W. Brennan, the secretary to the Colliery Employees' Federation, made a statement regarding the position of affairs at the Black Jack Colliery, and the…
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Messrs. E. Williams and E. Buxton, check inspectors, made an inspection of Lymington Colliery, Cardiff, on May 24th, and report as follows:—Main intake at door,…
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The opposition to the Miners' Eighthour Bill when the measure was before the British Parliament was so pronounced that it was not to be…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Owing to the anticipation of a lockout of coalminers in South Wales, several large contracts for coal have gone abroad…
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A special meeting of Shortland miners was held last night, for the purpose of hearing the report of the deputation that waited on the manager in reference to…
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A meeting of Back Creek and Duckenfield Miners'. Lodge was held in Peel's hall on Thursday night, Mr. W. standing presiding The district treasurer, Mr. A. Lewis, was…
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The Co-operative miners met on Thursday evening, Mr G. Sellwood presiding. An appeal was read from one of the Maitiand district lodges, but as the condition of…
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