Newcastle Miners
Mr. J. J. Hudson, chairman of the Stanford-Morthyr Lodge, and Mr. D. M'Neill, district auditor, will be the principal speakers at a meeting of miners, to…
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Mining & the mines, 1920
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Southern Mines
Reports from the south coast indicate that there are many difficulties among the colliery workers in that area, and that the interruptions in production are…
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Mr. W. Humble, who is at present on leave prior to retiring from the position of Chief Inspector of Coal Mines, has been appointed emergency chief inspector of…
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Sir,—Is it not about time our local members or the Holman Government took a hand to stop these strikes organised by the executive of the Miners' Federation?…
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The election of a secretary by the members of the Colliery Mechanics' Association, has been in progress for about a fortnight, and aroused…
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Polaw-Main Colliery, which was idle for three days of last week, resumed work yesterday…
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At the recent meeting of the American Mine inspectors' institute, in a discussion of coal dust explosions, it was held by many inspectors that black powder was…
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Sir.—"Australian Worker" in your issue of Saturday draws the attention of the public to the state of affairs in the mining department of labour in the State. In…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Industrial Matters. Newnes Miners
A number of inquiries were made at the office of the Miners' Federation yesterday in connection with an advertisement of John Fell and Company. Newnes,…
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Shortland Colliery has been idle for several days. A meeting of the miners' lodge was held yesterday morning, and was adjourned until the evening, when…
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A number of matters affecting the district collieries were considered yesterday at a conference between the representatives of the proprietors and the…
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The pressure on the funeral fund organised by the Miners' Federation was greater during last year than it has over been. This was due to the influenza epidemic…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shortland Mine Questions in Dispute
Several matters of complaint at the Shortland Colliery are being discussed to-day between delegates representing the men and the…
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Observing extensive withdraw of sold from the Bank of England in recent months by persons Insisting on their legal right to receive gold for bank notes, the…
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A meeting of the Shortland Miners' Lodge was held yesterday, but no finality was reached in regard to the dispute. The colliery is still idle…
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A conference will be held at the rooms of the owners, Watt-street, this morning respecting the position at Rothbury Coillery Representatives of the Miners'…
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Representatives of the Colliery Employees Federation were in conference all day with the owners of Rothbury colliery respecting industrial matters…
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Sir,—The Wolgan Valley trouble at J. Fell and Company's mine being reported to the A.C. and S.E. Federal Council, it refutes such untruths as contained in…
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Shortland Colliery has been idle since January 15 in consequence of grievances that exist among the miners employed there. These grievances are said to…
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A conference took place in Newcastle yesterday for the purpose of considering the position at Rothbury Colliery. For some time past there has been a matter…
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