Week's Heavy Coal Loss
Loss of coal output on the northern N.S.W. field this week was brought to approximately 35,000 tons when seven mines…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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Big Coal Loss Continues
The coal loss in the North yesterday was more than 9000 tons for the second day this week. Coal losses in the North this…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Electricity services have enough coal to last much longer than other services and industry, coal officials said…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—Population in coalmining areas was decreasing rapidly because of the Government’s policy and there were not enough people to work all the mines…
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Sydney County Council spokesmen who point proudly to the mounting coal stacks at Bunnerong, and predict a record…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—Professor D. W. Phillips, formerly of Britain, has been appointed to the Joint Coal Board…
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Coal shipments from Newcastle rose again this week. A total of 83,800 tons was shipped. Coastal ships took 27,000…
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The loss of 7560 tons yesterday resulted in the worst production week on the Northern field for several months…
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The manager of Aberdare Extended colliery yesterday was ordered to seal off immediately an…
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It was reported that a dispute over the erection of seals in a heated sections of the mine was…
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Mr. Frank Roberts, aboriginal Northern representative of the Aborigines' Rights Association, would address miners and…
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Heavy coal losses continue on the Northern Coalfields. Today the loss in production was 6800 tons…
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There would be a complete re-examination of coal scams in the Cardiff area, the…
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The Minister for Mines (Mr. Arthur) told representatives of five organisations at Garden Suburb yesterday that after what he had seen…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →First Aid Classes At Colliery
First-aid and ambulance classes at West Wallsend Extended, Killingworth, were the first held at a colliery on the Newcastle field…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners' Picnic At Budgewoi
Miners from West Wallsend Extended colliery, Killingworth, held their annual picnic at Budgewoi. Three run-offs were needed to…
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Strikes at eight mines in the North yesterday caused a loss of about 7500 tons of coal. They were Richmond Main,…
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SYDNEY: The Joint Coal Board was examining the feasibility of establishing a plant in Newcastle to wash coal from the Greta seam before it was shipped interstate,…
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BRISBANE, Monday.—About a third of Queensland's coalminers were idle to-day because of a three-month-old hewing dispute at…
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Five mines were idle in the north today for a loss of 4350 tons. The bulk of this loss…
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