Mines and Miners
The Political Labor Council of Victoria met in conference on Friday in Melbourne and tramed a draft programme which will probably become a lighting laiding platform…
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Amended Mining Laws
Many members of the Assembly regard it as hopeless (the "S. M. Heraid" says) to expect that much progress will be made with the Mining Act…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Labor in Mines. P.L.C. and A.M.A. in Conference. An Important Gathering Labor Mining Policy Foreshadowed
An important conference between representatives of the Political, Labor Council of Victoria and of the A.M.A. of Victoria was held in the Trades Hall, Melbourne on…
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Mr. Vale, whose option of purchase of the Kurrajong mine expires in less than three weeks, is pushing on with development work for the purpose of…
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SOME of the provisions of the Amending Minining Bill (1905), which is shortly to be considered by Parliament, are as under:-…
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In the Assembly on 2nd instant, Mr. Holman asked the Colonial Treasures. (1.) Will he give the names of the Western Collieries from which the Railway…
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The Mines Department has furnished the following synopsis of the Mining Bill recently into the Assembly by the Minister for…
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A parcel of 16 tons of stone from the Lady Milburn mine, Bark Hut, treated at the Reefer battery, Adelong, for Elliott and party, returned 1oz…
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In the Government Gazette of the 10th instant notice is given that rent is due and owing upon the undermentioned gold-mining leases in the…
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Advices from Transvaal state that a shaft in a mine collapsed at D[?]eefontem. Sixty-seven natives and one white man were killed…
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THE Amending Mining Bill—a synopsis of which we published last issue—is about the worst chicken which the old Reform hen has yet hatched…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Bill, 1905. Scope and Purpose of the Bill
This bill repeals the Mining Act of 1874, and all Amending Acts. All proclamations, so far as they affect the repealed Acts, have been incorporated, so that the bill and the…
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Good tin finds are being made at Howell (N.S.W.), but water is getting searce. The puddlers at the Charlotte Plains mine, Maryborough (Vic.) will be working…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Colliery Disaster. Over 300 Men Idle. Great Destitution
As a consequence of the disaster at the Stanford Merthyr colliery 412 men and boys were thrown out of work. Not 199 have found work. so that over 300…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Bill, 1905. Scope and Purpose of the Bill
This bill repeals the Mining Act of 1874, and all Amending Acts. All proclamations, so far as they affect the repealed Acts, have been incorporated, so…
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G. Collins v. G. Shaw (manager of Prince of Wales Mine, Reno), claim £12, wages. Mr W. Fraser for complainant, Mr…
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The cost of the He[?]burn and P[?]llaw Main mining disputes to the miners' lodges has already amounted to between £500 and £660,…
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The New Hillgrove (N.S.W.) has resumed operations and crushing has commenced. At the South Gippsland Queen Margaret mine, the lode in the winze at the [?]…
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Tho local syndicate of mining investors who have been operating in hydraulic sluicing on Tarcutta Creek have closed gown their plant, hard…
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A new tunnel has been started in Township Hill, Kiandra, by a new company. Other leases have been taken up…
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