Industrial Matters Miners' Federation Prospects of Coal Trade
Mr. A. Lewis, district treasurer of the Miners' Federation, in the course of a statement yesterday, reviewed the coal position of the north from the…
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Mining & the mines, 1925
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Safety in Mines
The formation of the Miners Safety Committee on the northern coalfields was a practical step, which is likely to lead to very valuable…
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There are no fresh developments in connection with the operations at Bellbird. The necessity of establishing the return airway for the west side is the…
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Plans to increase the usefulness of the Mines Department will be considered at a conference of mining wardens of the State to be opened at…
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A conference of Mining Wardens from the different parts of the State will be held at the Department of Mines, Sydney, early next week. The wardens will…
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There is every indication that the trade of the collieries in the Newcastle district will be very seriously affected inter in the…
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Sir,—I read in your paper a statement on the above subject, which appeared a short time ago, by Mr. W. Humble, late chief inspector of coal mines for this…
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Tho collieries in the Newcastle district resumed to-day after the holidays. It was stated that seaham No.2, Cardiff Borehole and South…
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During the last fortnight the collieries in the northern district were practically closed owing to the holidays. Three days' work was the maximum under the…
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Work at the collieries was resumed yesterday after the usual twelve days' idleness at the year end. No coal was forward. There was only one vessel at…
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Four new disputes at collieries were notified to-day. Pelaw Main. Stockton Borehole. Bellbird, and New Greta have been placed on the list of Idle…
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The Special Mining Wardens of the State met in conference at the Mines Department to-day, under the chairmanship of Mr. F. S. Mance. Under-Secretary…
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The Northern Collieries' Association reported yesterday: "Seaham No. 2 resumed this morning, but Seaham No. 1, Cardiff Borehole, South Wallsend, and…
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It was ascertained yesterday that the Coal Tribunal would be called together shortly. No date for this had been definitely fixed, but it was understood…
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The coal trade is still slack. The cranes at Carrington were busier than on the previous day, and a number of steamers were placed under these in the…
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At Kurri Police Court this morning before Mr. A. W. Fletcher, P.M., George Hyde was charged with having stolen certain goods from Hebburn…
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For close upon a fortnight the men have been engaged during the three shifts each day in building the concrete stoppings necessary to establish the…
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A meeting of the Cardiff-Borehole Miners Lodge was held yesterday. Mr. T. Hoare, president of the northern branch of the Miners' Federation, was present,…
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Five resumptions at different colleries in the Newcastle district were reported to-day, leaving seven still on strike…
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A conference in regard to Wallarah Colliery has been arranged for half-past ten o'clock this morning. Mr. T. Hoare, president of the…
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