Burwood Extended Colliery Working the Top Seam Mr. Justice Edmunds as Arbitrator
Mr. Justice Edmunds commenced arbitration proceedings at Newcastle to-day in regard to the dispute at Burwood Extended Colliery. In…
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Mining & the mines, 1918
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Coal Mining Legislation
The discussion between Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, and representatives of the Coal and Shale Employees' Federation was of somewhat "heart…
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Mr. J. M. Baddeley (president) and Mr. W. Brennan (secretary), of the C.E.F., are in Sydney to-day, attending a compulsory conference…
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Mr. A. Lewis (treasurer of the C.E.F.) is at Burwood Extended mine to-day, where Mr. Justice Edmunds is making an inspection of the pit in…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Coal Board which came into operation towards the end of 1916 is to be dissolved, and will in all probability cease…
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The Naval Adviser reports that five more enemy mines have been discovered off the New Zealand coast and destroyed…
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The monthly meeting of the Globe miners was held in M'Donald's Lodge-room on Tuesday night, Mr. W. Taylor presiding…
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The monthly meeting of the Wallsend Minors was held at the school of arts on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. Johnson was chairman…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Industrial Matters. Burwood Extended Colliery
The matter in dispute at Burwood Extended was advanced another stage, yesterday by the Court of Inquiry, under Mr. Justice Edmunds, proceeding to the…
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A compulsory conference of representatives of the employers and employees In the coalmining industry was held in the Executive Council Chamber, Chief…
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The quantity of coal lifted from the Port of Newcastle during the week, up to 3 p.m. to-day, was 50,010 tons, whilst in addition to this 5,108 tons of…
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The Naval Advisor to the Now Zealand Government stated this afternoon that the mines found in Now Zealand waters were of known and distinctly German typo and…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night, Mr. Kearsley moved the adjournment of the House with the view of discussing the bringing of men from Victoria to work…
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A compulsory conference, convened by the Industrial Commissioner (Mr. J. B. Holme), between representatives of the employers and employees…
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The compulsory conference in Sydney, on Thursday, between representatives of the Colliery Proprietors' Association and the Coal and…
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An application has boon lodged with the Federal Arbitration Court by the executive of the Australasian Coal and Shale Federation for permission to alter the…
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Replying to statements made that oversea steamers were allowed to pass round the coast empty, although large quantities of coastal cargo were…
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The British Government has introduced a system for compensating mine workers when collieries are closed down because of car shortage or…
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COPENHAGEN, Friday.—Further details from the Igotz Mendi prisoners show that after the Wairuna was captured, the raider Wolf cruised for…
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Mr. Herbert Samuel, in the House of Commons, warned the Ministry for Food that his mining constituents threatened to down tools if they were placed on…
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