Big Industries Must Come Influence of Coal
"The New South Wales coalfield comes eleventh in importance in the world," said Professor Griffith Taylor, giving evidence yesterday morning…
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Coal Freights in Queensland Government Concession Brisbane
Mr. Lafcombe (Minister for Railways) stated yesterday that Cabinet had decided on Tuesday last to quote a special rate of one farthing per ton…
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In a producers' journal published in Toowoomba one of the striking advts. is of "Fine Dutch cheese, made in Holland."--Brisbane "Standard."…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →Brave Miners Heroic Rescue Work Tribute at Inquest Kurri Kurrl
Robert Widdowfield was buried beneath a fall of stone and coal at Stanford Merthye Colliery on December 24. He died shortly after being…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Pit Ponies Miners Fined for Cruelty But Owners Are to Blame Lithgow
The fact that the Lithgow Valley Colliery Company was the real, if not the nominal defendant was pretty plainly suggested…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Back to Gold Standard Africa's Decision Strong Position Capetown, January 15
The report of Professor Edward Kemmerer, of the Department of Economics, Princeton University (U.S.A.), and Dr. Vissering, of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Currency. Gold Standard. in South Africa. Commission's Report. CAPETOWN, Jan. 15
The full report on the expediency of South Africa returning to the gold standard, made to the Government by Professor Edward Kemmerer (of Princeton University) and Dr…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Bellbird Mine the "Labor Daily" Visits the Pit Ready to Re-open Cessnock
Beilbird resumes on Monday next. The word has been passed [?]nd and in the easily dawn troops of [?] and youths will enter the [?]…
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The week opened well in the silver-lead and tin sections of the mining market, but towards the close there was very little activity. Rumors of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Finance—commerce—real Estate Dollar Exchange What it Means Gold Currency
Almost since the outbreak of war considerable attention has been directed in financial and commercial circles towards the question of dollar…
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Coal from the Dubbo Coal Mine, situated about 3½ miles from the town, has been tried at the Dubbo Milling Company and E. H. Utley's sawmill. In both cases it [?]…
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Sir.--I was pleased to see my letter in Labor's most valuable paper, and am more so now when I see in a later issue the report on gold and…
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Fine gold, our correspondent cables, was quoted in London on Friday at [?] an ounce, a rise of 1d on the day. At the price mentioned the pound…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Won by Blood and Tears How Britain Gets Her Coal Supply the British Mines' Inspector's Report
The Colliery Workers' Magazine, South Wales Miners' Federation, give issue for December, concerning the analysis of the annual report of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Isa Mines First Year's Work
In the first annual report of Mount Isa Mines, Ltd., for the year ended December 31 the mine superintendent deals with operations on the various leases from early in April, when work was commenced. The…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Mining. the Share Market
Saturday saw an inactive mining market. London metal prices had all shown a substantial fall on Friday, and holders, in view of generally reduced prices, were unwilling to…
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Bar gold valued at over £1,200,000 and silver worth £27,000 arrived at Plymouth by the American liner George Washington from New York…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Where the Money Goes Gold Gone in Idleness
Many idle vessels are lying at the wharves, held up by the strike, eating their heads off with maintenance charges. The arrows show the positions of the vessels;--(1) Largs Bay and Hobson's Bay (the latter not yet tied up), in Walsh Bay; (2) Zealandia, Ulimaroa and Riverina; (3) Makura (without crew trouble, but off the Vancouver run for overhaul); (4) Merriwa, Tarcoola; (5) Koranui, Kanna, Karamu; (6) Burwah, Levuka, Mildura, Suva, Moira; (7) Makambo; (8) shows the direction of Rose Bay, where the Bulga, Dilga, Echunga, Eugowra, Induna, Melbourne, Booral, Bulla, Calulu, Cooee, Delungra, Dromana, Dundula, Emita, Eromanga, Eurelia, Gilgai, Parattah are lying. In Woolloomooloo are the Port Lincoln, Port Auckland, and the Re d'Italia, oversea vessels not affected by the strike. This rest is costing the community about £10,000 a day…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Finance. State Treasurer's Solution. Importation of Gold. Future Loans
The State Treasurer (Sir Arthur Cocks), who returned from Melbourne on Saturday, after having conferred with the Prime Minister on financial matters, said…
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