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Mining & the mines, 1945

2,866 stories in Sydney's papers · page 85 of 144

Small Loss on Gold Shipments

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 7 August 1945 · page 12

Losses on gold shipments from Britain to America from the outbreak of war until VE-Day amounted to only 1 per £100, of 0.05 p.c…

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Loss of 5800 Tons in Five Mine Stoppages

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 7 August 1945 · page 2

COAL production, estimated at 5800 tons, has been lost because of stoppages at Bellbird. Hebburn No. 1, and Wallarah collieries, in the north…

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Rail Priorities Go From Sunday Coal Stocks Still Low

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 7 August 1945 · page 3

MELBOURNE, Monday.—The rail travel priority system will cease to operate from next Sunday. This was announced by the Federal Minister for Transport,…

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Mining Town

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 8 August 1945 · page 8

Dear Worker,—This is my first letter to your interesting Page, which I enjoy reading every week. My father has been taking The…

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Coal Loss 2200 Tons

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 8 August 1945 · page 13

FOR the first time since June 26, all mines in the south and west are working today. Three northern mines are idle: Hebburn No. 1, Burwood…

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Mt. Bischoff Tin Mine. Commonwealth Venture

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 8 August 1945 · page 5

The Federal Cabinet last week decided that the Mt. Bischoff Tin Mine, Tasmania, would continue to operate as…

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Pit Ponies 3 Minutes Late, Miners Strike

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 8 August 1945 · page 9

Miners at the Hebburn No. 2 Colliery struck yesterday because the braceman, in charge of the pit ponies, was three minutes late for work. Hebburn No. 2, which is on…

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Only Two Mines Idle

Daily Mirror · Thursday 9 August 1945 · page 7

FOR the second time this week all mines in the south and west are working, and only two northern mines. Hebburn No. 1 and Rhondda…

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The Mine Inside The Mountain

Tribune · Thursday 9 August 1945 · page 4

BENEATH the timbered mountains lies the Tyldesley Mine, a roadway leading right up to it. Here there are a few shacks, and further out the small township, with its tin shed picture show, open once a week. You walk straight into the montain…

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W.a. Mines Seek Help

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 9 August 1945 · page 8

PERTH, Wednesday.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley told a deputation yesterday he would sympathetically consider requests…

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Gold Company to Liquidate

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 9 August 1945 · page 25

Bright Valley Gold Estates, N.L., showed a loss of £56 for the year ended June 30 last. There was also a loss of £14,481 on realisation of assets…

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Quiz on the New Era Atoms may not replace coal this century They outmode all war weapons, they make artificial weather possible, and may defrost the Arctic. But

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 9 August 1945 · page 10

LONDON, Wednesday. -- The atom can easily be man's master; it is still a long way from being…

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Only Four Mines Idle

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 August 1945 · page 9

FOR the third day this week, all southern and western mines are working, but four northern pits, Neath. Abermain No. 2. Elrington…

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Penalty Urged For Coal Disruptors

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 10 August 1945 · page 4

Reluctance or inability to punish defaulters was responsible for the failure of the Canberra Code to bring peace to the…

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From Gold to the Golden Fleece

The Land · Friday 10 August 1945 · page 14

Production of the "golden fleece" now takes the place of gold on this property in the Bathurst district. In the foreground are the relics of diggings for alluvial gold on what is now the Merino Stud property of Mr. A.R. Pratley, Wwnah, peel, near Bathurst. The woolshed…

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Vanished Gold

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 11 August 1945 · page 6

Remembering how much I have loved the sun. The light that fills the [?]iniest of flowers…

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Star Gold Not Tor Cameron Mouth Abscess Ends Cordale Cup Hopes

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 11 August 1945 · page 20

NEWCASTLE, Friday.--Because of his wide barrier position (No. 21), Star Gold, one of the fancied candidates for tomorrow's Cameron Handicap, will not start…

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'These cobbers of mine are explosive'

The Sun · Sunday 12 August 1945 · page 5

Revealing the mind of the "browned off" returned serviceman . . . For years he's been living by direct, action, is now dangerously ready to go in and TAKE what he wants…

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26 Coal Mines Closed by Strike Gas Rationing Threat If Dispute Unsettled

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 13 August 1945 · page 7

CESS NOCK, Sunday.--Coal production at 26 mines on the South Maitland fields ceased at 11 o'clock tonight because of a decision of the South Maitland Deputies' Association to call a general strike of its…

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Opera Costumes in Mine

Daily Mirror · Monday 13 August 1945 · page 4

LONDON, Monday. -- Luxembourg Radio reports that 150,000 opera costumes from Berlin were found in a salt mine in Germany, together with…

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