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Mining & the mines, 1941

3,912 stories in Sydney's papers · page 75 of 196

Timber for Mines

Daily Mirror · Saturday 5 July 1941 · page 3

CANBERRA, Sat.-- The Minister for Supply (Senator McLeay) said today that steps were being taken to ensure there would not be any…

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Rimveil To Beat Gold Salute

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 5 July 1941 · page 11

NEVER previously has any Queensland race attracted as smart and representative a field as promises to strip for the Doomben Newmarket this Saturday. The best sprinting ability from four States is represented…

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Peace in Coal Industry Petrol Rationing May Cause Hold-Up

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 5 July 1941 · page 12

SINCE Mr. Menzies appealed for peace in industry, petty stoppages in coal mines have almost ceased. Only once has a…

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Gold Salute Chosen for Doomben Aurie's Star and Rimveil Possible

Daily Mirror · Saturday 5 July 1941 · page 16

BRISBANE, Saturday.-- Doomben straight six record of 1 min. 10½ secs. should be shattered in the Newmarket Handicap this afternoon, as fine weather is forecast and the track is lightning fast…

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Gold Salute Chosen for Doomben Aurie's Star and Rimveil Possible

Daily Mirror · Saturday 5 July 1941 · page 16

BRISBANE, Saturday.-- Doomben straight six record of 1 min. 10½ secs. should be shattered in the Newmarket Handicap this afternoon, as fine weather is forecast and the track is lightning fast…

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High Rank, 20-1, Wins Sprint Rimveil Beaten at Doomben Gold Salute Unplaced BRISBANE

The Sun · Saturday 5 July 1941 · page 8

High Rank, sold by Sydney owner Mr. J. Harris to the B.A.T.C. chairman, Mr. T. Ahearn won the Doomben Newmarket in dashing style this afternoon from Rimveil, who finished with…

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No Golden Road for Miners

Truth · Sunday 6 July 1941 · page 23

LONDON, Saturday (from F. E. Baume).—In 1919 the coal shortage made Mr. Lloyd George address in London a great meeting of miners…

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No Golden Road for Miners

Truth · Sunday 6 July 1941 · page 25

LONDON, Saturday (from F. E. Baume).—In 1919 the coal shortage made Mr. Lloyd George address in London a great meeting of miners…

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Money, Mines and Markets Tin Outlook Is Much Better Regulation Plan

Truth · Sunday 6 July 1941 · page 36

WITH the tin quota fixed at 130 per cent. of existing standard tonnages for the half-year just entered upon, the International Regulation Scheme approaches the close of its first term with a history of…

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Official Gold Price

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 7 July 1941 · page 3

Pine oz., £10/14/ (unch.); stan. oz., (22 carats), £9/16/2 (unch.) (Commonwealth Bank). Sovereigns, £2/9/3 (unch.)…

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Gold Company Fined £15

Daily Mirror · Monday 7 July 1941 · page 7

THERE was no appearance at Central Summons Court today of a representative of the Papuan East Goldfields Ltd. to answer a summons…

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Gold Company Fined £15

Daily Mirror · Monday 7 July 1941 · page 7

THERE was no appearance at Central Summons Court today of a representative of the Papuan East Goldfields Ltd. to answer a summons…

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Gold Company Fined £15

Daily Mirror · Monday 7 July 1941 · page 7

THERE was no appearance at Central Summons Court today of a representative of the Papuan East Goldfields Ltd. to answer a summons…

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Gold Salute Now Equal Favorite Brisbane

The Sun · Monday 7 July 1941 · page 10

News of Buzalong's indisposition was reflected in the Doomben Cup betting market to-day and Gold Salute became equal favorite. He…

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Collieries Close When Director Dies

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 8 July 1941 · page 6

LITHGOW, Tuesday.--Because of the death of the Chairman of Directors (Mr. Alfred E. Ivatt), Lithgow Valley and Hermitage Collieries…

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Collieries Close When Director Dies

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 8 July 1941 · page 6

LITHGOW, Tuesday.--Because of the death of the Chairman of Directors (Mr. Alfred E. Ivatt), Lithgow Valley and Hermitage Collieries…

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Collieries Close When Director Dies

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 8 July 1941 · page 6

LITHGOW, Tuesday.--Because of the death of the Chairman of Directors (Mr. Alfred E. Ivatt), Lithgow Valley and Hermitage Collieries…

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Collieries Close When Director Dies

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 8 July 1941 · page 4

LITHGOW, Tuesday.--Because of the death of the Chairman of Directors (Mr. Alfred E. Ivatt). Lithgow Valley and Hermitage Collieries…

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Collieries Close When Director Dies

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 8 July 1941 · page 6

LITHGOW, Tuesday.--Because of the death of the Chairman of Directors (Mr. Alfred E. Ivatt), Lithgow Valley and Hermitage Collieries…

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Money, Mines and Markets

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 8 July 1941 · page 14

Intense interest developed in Eastern Tin shares on the Stock Exchange today. Continued Japanese inaction towards the Russo-German hostilities has raised hopes of protracted neutrality. Where sales were not effected, buyers often took bids above last sale prices…

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