Our Coal Mines. the Miner at Work
The coal miner is admittedly a man hard to understand. And his leaders persuade him that this misunderstanding is a cumulative injury, and another evil device of the…
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Coal Control
The following telegram has been despatched to the Prime Minister by Mr. J. Paton, president of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce:—…
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A NOTABLE example of the lengths to which standardisation has been carried in British engineering production is afforded by the range of coal-cutters manufactured by one…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →B.h. Proprietary Mine
BROKEN HILL, Friday.--Mr. Lindsay, acting-manager of the Proprietary Mine, advises that after the Easter holidays there will be no work for daily paid employees. He added…
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The Gold Producers' Association reports the price of fine gold in London at 105/ per oz fine (unchanged)…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday.--The reported interview with the Prime Minister in regard to coal control is looked upon as likely to cause a false impression…
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THE question whether the precious metals may be products of atomic disintegration has been publicly discussed by a number of men of science. Professor Soday, of Glasgow…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--The Gold Producers' Association reports through the Australian Metal Exchange that the Price of fine gold in London on March 23 was £5 5s per ounce…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Cadia Mining Disaster
The Lord Mayor, the Dean of Sydney, and Mr. C. W. Johnston, M.L.A. (chairman of the Parliamentary Labor Party) have issued the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wages in England. Foreign Coal Competition
ARMIDALE, Friday.--Writing from England, Mr. S. B. Wilson, a well-known Armidale citizen, describes England's financial difficulties. "Matters in England will," says Mr. Wilson…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Mining. London Share Market. London, March 24
On the London Stock Exchange to-day the following stocks were quoted:—B.H. Proprietary, b 36/, s 38/; Norths, b 23/9, s 24/4; Mount Lyells, b 13/9, s 14/; Boulder, 5/9; Ivanhoe, 16/3; Talisman, 5/9; and…
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During the past week business in the mining market has proceeded on uneventful lines. General depression prevails, both as regards weakness in prices…
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To the generous hearted people of New South Wales. As elsewhere stated a committee has been formed and a fund opened for the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Miners' Wages Employers' New Offer Sharing the Profit LONDON, March 25
After their mooting to-day the mine-owners forwarded to the Government now wage proposals, providing for a certain standard wage in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →No Questions Gold From Russia America Relaxes Policy VANCOUVER, March 24
A message from Washington says that it is understood that there has been some relaxation of the United States policy towards Russia. A gold…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →British Coal Industry General Stoppage Expected. Trouble From the End of the Month
LONDON, Friday. — The Miners' Federation's conference has rejected the coal owners' proposals to return to the prewar system of different rates for different rates for different…
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The secretary of Ives' Reward Gold Mines reports that the whole of the 10,250 shares forfeited for nonpayment of the first call of 6d per share have been sold. A parcel of 6900 was sold at auction at 6d…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Coal Strike Feared. Owners' Terms Rejected. London, March 26
At the Miners Federation s Conference, the district delegates rejected the coal owners' proposal for a return to the pro-war system of different rates for different coalfields instead…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Late Mr. Brookfield Memorial Fund Proposed Miners' Hospital Favored ADELAIDE
At a representative meeting of citizens, held in the Trades Hall on Saturday night, it was decided to form a Brookfield memorial, making it an…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal Crisis. Wage Question in Britain. Unemployment Grows. London, March 26
The number of unemployed was increased by 57,000 during the week to a total of 1,375,400, of whom 912,000 are men, The Miners' Federation conference of…
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