Singleton Collieries. Singleton
A meeting of the Rix's Creek Miners' Lodge was held this morning, when the resolutions adopted by the delegate board of the Northern Colliery Employees'…
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Mining & the mines, 1909
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Colliery Employees' Federation
Sir,—The bulk of your correspondent "Miner's" letter is unworthy of notice. Doubtless the audience have a vivid recollection of many things your…
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A meeting of the Lambton miners was held at Smith's Commercial Hotel on Saturday afternoon. Mr. J. Moran presided, and explained that the meeting had…
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The Back creek and Duckenfield miners' lodges met at Minmi yesterday, and unanimously adopted the delegate board's resolutions…
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The Wallarah miners met at Catherine Hill Bay yesterday. There was a large attendance, and the resolution sent to the district by the delegate board were…
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The Hetton miners met at Carrington yesterday morning, Mr. W. Sheridan chairman of the lodge, presided, and there was a large attendance of the men…
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A largely attended meeting of the Globe miners was held in Warner's Hall on Saturday morning, Mr. Rees Powell presiding…
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One of the first questions asked on Saturday was—"What are the coal supplies?" It is exactly two years since the sudden stoppage of work in 1907, and at that…
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The monthly meeting of the West Wellsend miners was held in the Federal Hall on Thursday evening. Mr. J. Wright presided, and the attendance was good…
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The Sea Pit minors met in the grounds of the school of arts on Sunday morning. Mr. B. Dobb, presided, and explained that the business for which they had been…
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A combined meeting of Dudley and Burwood miners was held yesterday morning on the Piggery Hill, near Adamstown. There were about 700 miners…
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The probability of general strike of the miners throughout the Newcastle and Maitland districts hinted at in Saturday's "Newcastle Morning Herald," has had…
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A meeting of the Lambton mines was held at Smith's Commercial Hotel yesterday evening. Mr. J. Morgan presiding. Correspondence was road from the…
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The effects of a stoppage in the coal trade are illustrated by the excitement which has been caused all over Australia by the cessation of…
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Mr. David Gledson, the secretary of the Queensland Colliery Employees' Association, stated to-day that that organisation was not affiliated with any southern…
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The mining strike was fully entered upon yesterday, when the whole of the mines in the Newcastle and Maitland districts were idle…
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Messrs E. Williams and C. North trade an inspection of the Wallarah Colliery, Catherine Hill, Bay on the 2nd and 3rd inst., and report as follows:—…
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The adjourned monthly meeting of the Back Creek and Duckenfield miners was held in Pool's hill on Monday evening, Mr. W. Standing, the president, being in…
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A miner, who takes a keen interest in the work of the federation, speaking yesterday about the situation said things were moving much too slowly for his…
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Some coal was sold at the small collieries in the district yesterday at up to £1 per, ton, and small parcels of coal from the larger mines at £2 and £2 10s…
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