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Mining & the mines, 1942

4,235 stories in Sydney's papers · page 10 of 212

Gold Salute's Dashing Trial MELBOURNE

The Sun · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 10

Gold Salute, who will probably run at Flemington next Saturday, starred in a t brilliant trial at Epsom to-day. 1 Gold Salute (R. Heather) was…

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Gold Salute Stars at Epsom Makes Smart Time Over Half-mile

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Thursday.-- Alan Cooper's champion, Gold Salute, again starred in the work at Epsom this morning. He had the sprinter Beaufiler as a companion over half a mile on the course proper 20 feet out from the rails but was…

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Gold Salute Stars at Epsom Makes Smart Time Over Half-mile

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Alan Cooper's champion, Gold Salute, again starred in the work at Epsom this morning. He had the sprinter Beaufiler as a companion oyer half a mile on the course proper 20 feet out from the rails but was…

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Gold Salute Stars at Epsom Makes Smart Time Over Half-mile

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Thursday.--Alan Cooper's champion, Gold Salute, again starred in the work at Epsom this morning. He had the sprinter Beaufiler as a companion over half a mile on the course proper 20 feet out from the rails but was…

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Gold Salute Stars at Epsom Makes Smart Time Over Half-mile

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Alan Cooper's champion, Gold Salute, again starred in the work at Epsom this morning. He had the sprinter Beaufiler as a companion over half a mile on the course proper 20 feet out from the rails but was…

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Gold Salute Stars at Epsom Makes Smart Time Over Half-mile

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Alan Cooper's champion, Gold Salute, again starred in the work at Epsom this morning. He had the sprinter Beaufiler as a companion over half a mile on the course proper 20 feet out from the rails but was…

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Gold Salute Stars at Epsom Makes Smart Time Over Half-mile

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 15

MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Alan Cooper's champion. Gold Salute, again starred in the work at Epsom this morning. He had the sprinter Beaufiler as a companion over half a mile on the course proper 20 feet out from the rails but was…

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Clipper's Foreign Stamps for U.S.A. Worth Many Times Their Weight in Gold

The Broadcaster · Thursday 15 January 1942 · page 4

A unique collection of British Guiana stamps conservatively valued at $5000, has been flown to New York for dispersal…

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Three Western Mines Idle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 16 January 1942 · page 7

LITHGOW, Thursday.—Three western collieries were idle to-day. The manager of the Wallera wang colliery, Mr. J. Cook, said that the…

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Old Bulli Miners Still On Strike

Daily Mirror · Friday 16 January 1942 · page 5

While Old Bulli mine and the Commonwealth mine are still idle, all other mines in N.S.W. have resumed work. There are still disputes, however, in other industries. THE strike position in N.S.W. today…

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Cornish Tin Mines May Be Reopened

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 16 January 1942 · page 3

LONDON, Thursday.--Because of the loss of Malayan tin-producing centres, the Government is considering reopening Cornish tin mines…

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Mine Tribunal Meets Appeal to Both Sides

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 16 January 1942 · page 7

WOLLONGONG, Thursday.— An appeal to mine workers and mine owners to observe the conditions of the new Pensions Act…

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Market Subdued Mining Shares Weaker

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 17 January 1942 · page 9

Influenced by the Far Eastern situation, the Stock Exchange market was a shade easier yesterday, although there was still…

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Coal Strikes Continue New Powers May Be Used

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 17 January 1942 · page 15

CANBERRA, Friday.—Action under the regulations promulgated last, week may be taken if the disputes on the northern…

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Miners to Go Back

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 18 January 1942 · page 5

The Information Minister (Senator Ashley) went to Thirroul yesterday and told striking…

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Money, Mines and Markets

Truth · Sunday 18 January 1942 · page 35

IN the face of news of increasing gravity from the Eastern War Front, investment trading showed a surprising rally over the past…

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He's No Goose Gander's Gold Head!

Truth · Sunday 18 January 1942 · page 3

SYDNEY betting rings have learned to fear the "death-adder" strikes of the Gander stable. For many years past this establishment which has sheltered such good horses as Chuquisaca and Tuhitarata have seldom failed with periodical…

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Gold Salute Bets Were Premature MELBOURNE

The Sun · Sunday 18 January 1942 · page 1

Some substantial bets were lost when Gold Salute finished unplaced in the Tooronga Handicap at Flemington to-day, but excuses were possible for his failure. MR. ALAN COOPER'S £10,000 horse was racing for the first…

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Miners Out At 3 Collieries

The Sun · Monday 19 January 1942 · page 3

Although Old Bulli colliery, on the South Coast, resumed work to-day, another mine in the same district, and two in the north are idle. More than 1500 men are…

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Coal Strikes End Ministers Warn Miners

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 19 January 1942 · page 6

Every coalmine in New South Wales is expected to be at work to-day. Miners on the southern field…

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