Dudley Colliery
Work Was resumed at the Dudley Colliery yesterday, after sMghtly over fortnights, stoppage, The arrangements made by the management of the mine for…
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Mining & the mines, 1919
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Wallarah Colliery
Wallarah Colliery is still idle owing, it was stated yesterday, to no reply having yet been received from Mr. Norton, managing director, by the manager of the…
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Mr. C. M. M'Donald, Writing as Deputy Chairman of the Commonwealth Copal Administration:— "My attention has just been drawn…
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A combined meeting of the Stanford Merthyr, Richmond Main, Richmond Vale, Hebburn, Abermain and Pelaw Main members of the Colliery Mechanics'…
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Mr. A. C. Willis, Secretary of the Federated Coal and Shale Employees, has received a letter from Mr. J. Glover, secretary of the New Zealand Coal, Gold,…
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The Council of the Australasian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation will meet at their offices at Rawson Chambers, Sydney, this afternoon, when the report…
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Giving evidence before the Coal Commission, Lord Gainford stated that the Coal-owners Association had authorised him to say that if the coal-owners were…
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Messrs., Baddeley and Willis President and secretary of the Australasian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation, visited Wonthaggi (Victoria) on…
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It is expected that many thousands of men will be out of work in Melbourne on Thursday, as from that day the coal regulations will be enforced…
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The sittings of the Coal Commission were continued, before Mr. J. L, Campbell, K.C,, at the Public Works Committee rooms, Parliament House, to-day…
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Work at Mount Keira Colliery, on the South Coast, ceased this morning owing to a dispute between the management and clippers…
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The Johannesburg Chambers of Mines send a telegram to the Acting Premier, polating out that a serious loss had occurred through the existing arrangements…
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The Coal Commission sat again at the Works Committee's Rooms, Parliament House, yesterday. Mr. J. S. Bragg, secretary to the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Early Newcastle Mining. Strike at the Coal Pits
Some interesting facts in regard to the early history of Newcastle is contained in the "Illustrated Sydney News" of June 30, 1855. At that time mining operations…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Industrial Matters. Coal Federation Meets. Support for Barrier Miners Sydney
The Industrial Council of the Australasian Coal and Shale Federation has been sitting in Sydney for a couple of days, and will continue to-morrow…
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Paul Freeman, after having remained in captivity on the American steamer since the latter part of January, was taken ashore to-day as a result of…
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The twenty-sixth sitting of the Coal Commission, before Mr. J. L. Campbell, K.C., was held at Parliament House to-day…
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Newcastle people must sincerely hope that in the interest of everybody in the district the seamen's strike may be quickly ended. Although there is a severe shortage of coal in the Southern States the collieries which could supply it cannot be kept going because shipping is not…
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The strike is having a very serious effect upon the coal trade of Newcastle, which for some days past has been practically without movement. The only trade…
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Sir Auckland Geddes, the President of the Board of Trade, speaking in the House of Commons, said the coal position was serious, and the existing…
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