Sea Pit Miners
The quarterly meeting of the Son Pit miners was held in Blackburn's Hotel on Thursday evening, Mr. H. Oxley presiding…
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Mining & the mines, 1910
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How to Save Our Coal
Mr. S.Z. Ferrantt, president of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, recently discussed the substitution of electrical energy for purposes where now we use…
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Mr. M'Bride, the Minister for Mines, to-day defended the management of the State coal mine from the attacks made in the report of the Legislative Council…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Colliery Disaster. No Further Rescues. Victims Blown to Pieces. London
Rescuers continued their efforts at the Pretoria Pit, at, Bolton, throughout the night, but it was impossible, owing to the fumes and heavy falls…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Matters. Work at the Collieries
A good fortnight was again xperienced at the mojorlty of collieries in to the Newcastle and Maitland districts for the term ended on Saturday. Of 37 mines…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Victorian State Mine. the Commission's Report
A summary of the report of the select committee appointed by the Legislative Council of Victorian to inquire into maters connected with the Government…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Sydney Letter. Christmas Prosperity.—that Shocking Colliery Disaster.—cook, Botany Bay, and "Botanists" Bay.—mr. A. R. Angus and His Inventions.—"lo, the Poor Indian!"—our Duty to the Aborigines. Sydney
There are many sings of prosperity in the city. Truly, it is a merry Christmas for the majority, so far as money can make it so. One of the unfailing signs…
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Sir.—Mr. J. Peterson, in his letter as published in your issue of the 17th last, desires Mr. J. Stenhouse to inform him if the resolutions agreed to by congress on…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Victorian State Mine. the Minister in Defence
Mr. M'Bride, the Victorian Minister for Mines, in course of his reference to the report of the select committee appointed by the Legislative Connect to inquire…
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Gold is seen in different colours, and even miners—some of them—think there to a difference at, times. But pure gold is only of on colour, and so when…
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The disatrous explosion in the Pretoria Colliery Bolton, by which so many lives were lost, rivets attention on the risks inseparable from the…
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Sir,—"Lambton," on, the 21st and 27th instant, demands certain information of an important charactet from Mr. Hutton and myself. Personally, I am willing to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cessnock Miners
A special meeting of the Cessnock Miners Lodge was held at Lanc's Hotel on Saturday, Mr. R. B. Laing was in the chair, and there was a fair attendance…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Mining Disaster. Gas in the Colliery. Evidence at the Inquest. London
The inquest upon the victims of the disastrous explosion at the Pretoria pit, Bolton, was resumed yesterday. One witness testified that his son,…
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A meeting of the members of the Hetton Lodge was held in the lodgeroom, Wickham, last night. Mr. J. Hughes, [?]tiring chairman, presided at the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →British Miners. One Conciliation Board. London
The Scottish Miners' Conference has recommended that there should be one Joint conciliation board for the whole of Britain, in order to obtain…
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