Lymington Colliery
In accordance with the arrangement made by the parties last week, work was resumed at Lymington colliery yesterday. With regard to the summonses that have…
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Mining & the mines, 1918
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Broxburn Colliery
Broxburn colliery is still idle Mr. Lewis yesterday communicated with the manager, requesting that a conference should be held as soon as possible, with the…
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The South Const Collieries, for the last, fortnightly pay, worked as follows:—Metropolitan, Coal Cliff, South Bulli, Excelsior, and Corrimal, full time;…
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Mr. F. M'Cormack, secretary to the Newcastle Coal Trimmers' Federal Union states:—"The report set out in Saturday in regard to the trimming industry…
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At the meeting of the colliery Employers' Association held in Sydney yesterday, Mr. John Brown, who has been chairman for any years past…
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Sir,—Seeing that the coal-mining industry of Newcastle and Maitland district always remains so unsettled in normal and abnormal periods, When disputes…
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The 82nd half-yearly meeting of the Newcastle Coal Mining Company was held at the company's office at Watt Street to-day, when Mr. F. R. Croft…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Our Coal Resources. Source of Oil Supplies. V. (Written for the "Newcastle Morning Herald.")
The erection of the Semet-Solvay coke ovens at the Broken Hill Proprietary Company's steel works at Newcastle opened a completely new field in the…
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The Broxburn Colliery continued idle yesterday. A district officer will visit the mine to-day for the purpose of seeing what can be done to bring about a…
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Mr. J. Williams, treasurer of the Colliery Mechanics, visited Catherine Hill Bay yesterday. Victimised pay was distributed to the members of the union who…
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Mr. A. Lowis, treasurer of the Colliery Employees' Federation, visited North Wallarah yesterday, and conferred with the lodge officers in regard to the…
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It was stated by Mr. F. R. Croft, who presided over the half-yearly meeting of the Newcastle Coal-mining Company, Limited, hold in Sydney to-day, that the…
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Mr. Bnddeley, the president of the federation, visited Pelaw-Main and Richmond-Main on Monday. He met the lodge representatives, and discussed a number of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Colliery Proprietors. Mr. John Brown Resigns. Sydney
Mr. John Brown, who has been chairman of the Northern Colliery Proprietors' Association, has resigned that position, but it is understood be remains a…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Bolsbeviks have seized the Rumanian gold reserve at Moscow, and have expelled . M. Dinmandl (Rumanian Minister)…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →New Greta and Burwood. Mines Still Idle
Broxburn (New Greta) and Burwood collieries continued idle to-day Mr. J. M. Baddeley. president of the C.E.F., visited Broxburn to-day with a view to seeing if matters cannot be…
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Mr. Peter Bowling was in Newcastle to-day, in pursuance of his mission to address various miners' lodges in this district as to the provisions of…
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Interviewed last night in regard to the stoppage at Burwood Colliery, Mr. Badderley stated that the position was unchanged, and so far as the executive could…
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The difficulty at the Broxburn Colliery, New Greta, has now been adjusted. The president of the federation visited the district yesterday for the purpose of…
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Lymington Colliery is again working, and trade prospects are considered good. Mr. E. Hanson, secretary to the Cardiff Miners' Lodge, writes: "I notice in the…
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