Four Mines Idle in North To-day
Four mines were idle on the northern coalfields to-day. Work was resumed at Pacific Seaham and Hebburn No. 1. but new…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Four Mines Idle
Four mines on the Northern field were idle yesterday. New disputes developed at Eirington and Stanford Main No. 1, and Hebburn No. 2 and…
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SYDNEY.— A South Coast miner, aged 90. and a miner at Newcastle aged 87, are among the 4700 recipients of pensions in this…
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MELBOURNE.—"The coal position in Victoria is becoming increasingly serious. One of its most disturbing aspects must be…
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SYDNEY.—To discuss the most efficient ways of extracting coal from the Melds of the State, a conference of the lending mining…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The most efficient method of extracting all the coal from the State's coalmines will be discussed at a conference…
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SYDNEY.—To the total of 750,000 tons of coal lost by stoppages in the last three months, another 11,300 has been added by…
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New disputes on the Northern field yesterday were Stockton Borehole and Stanford Main No. 2. Hebburn No. 2 was still idle over the same dispute…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Because of the present methods of working, between 50 and 65 per cent. of excellent coal at some mines was being lost,…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the High Court, Mr. Watt, K.C., appearing for the Crown to resist an application for a writ of prohibition,…
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Fines, costs and witnesses' expenses amounting to £51/4/10 were imposed on Charles Brown, of Teralba, the manager of Pacific…
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The resumption at North Wallarah colliery yesterday, after idleness of more than seven weeks, created one of the strangest set of working…
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The Taffe, about 47, of Swan sea, was killed while at work at the Wallarah Colliery, Catherine Hill Bay. this afternoon…
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Ino Taafe, 46, a miner, of Swansea, was killed by a fall of coal in Wallarah colliery. Catherine Hill Bay, yesterday…
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SYDNEY, Thursday—Drastic use of Governmental authority in manpower raids contrasted with the fact that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →C.c.c. Camp at Mica Mine
Nearly 3000ft. above sea level, the Civil Construction Corps camp at the Strangways mica mine in Central Australia nestles into the hillside. Six months ago this site could be approached only on foot or on camel-back…
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Except Hebburn No. 2, which will be fully idle, the North Wallarah, where only one tunnel is expected to work, all mines on the Northern…
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Sir,—Mr. Scanlon still suggests that I am responsible for disruptive activities which have resulted in stoppages at Northern collieries. No…
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For the second time during the war employees in essential industries and mines worked on a Easter Monday, which was yesterday…
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WASHINGTON. Monday.—Ten thousand coal miners have already struck and 45.000 more threaten to walk out over the…
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