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Mining & the mines, 1946

4,792 stories in Sydney's papers · page 48 of 240

Owners Blame Rabbits For Mine Strike

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 2

The prevalence of rabbits in the district and the high price of rabbit skins is alleged by the owners to be one reason why…

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Owners Blame Rabbits For Mine Strike

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 2

The prevalence of rabbits in the district and the high price of rabbit skins is alleged by the owners to he one reason why…

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Owners Blame Rabbits For Mine Strike

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 8

The prevalence of rabbits in the district and the high price of rabbit skins is alleged by the owners to be one reason why…

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Western Europe's Coal Production Lag Finance

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 21

THE announcement from the United States that coal exports are to be suspended makes even more serious the already inadequate coal supply in Europe IT also means a further…

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Western Europe's Coal Production Lag Finance

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 21

THE announcement from the United States that coal exports are to be suspended makes even more serious the already inadequate coal supply in Europe. IT also means a further…

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Interstate Coal Trade Threat States Plan Production

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 3

The New South Wales coal industry is threatened with the loss of its interstate trade of about 3,000,000 tons a year. According to coal authorities, this would mean the loss of at least £3 million a year, as well as…

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Smuts Taking Gift of Gold to Britain

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 11

LONDON, Wednesday.--Gen. Smuts, due to leave for England in the near future, told a gathering yesterday that he was the bearer of rich…

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Smuts Taking Gift of Gold to Britain

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 11

LONDON, Wednesday.--Gen. Smuts. due to leave for England in the near future, told a gathering yesterday that he was the bearer of rich…

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Smuts Taking Gift of Gold to Britain

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 11

LONDON, Wednesday.--Gen. Smuts. due to leave for England in the near future, told a gathering yesterday that he was the bearer of rich…

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From Coal to Fuel Oil Forecast For Britain Our Staff Correspondent

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 3

LONDON, April 9.—A great changeover from coal to fuel oil in British industry is forecast after a statement in the House of…

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LETTERS to the EDITOR There's gold in them thar' bottles! Beer mystery

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 10

SIR,--Over the past few months it has become very apparent to the people of Sydney that the liquor situation is…

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[Finance, Commerce, Mines And Markets a Harmful Control Share Ceilings Paradox by the Financial Editor

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 10 April 1946 · page 8

After the recent march of share prices in perfect formation to their new limits, the Stock Exchanges settle back into the state of lethargy…

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Gold Yields

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 6

HILL 50: Four weeks ended April 9, treated 3,878 tons for 868oz fine…

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Lewis Breaks Off Coal Talk

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 5

WASHINGTON, Thursday. --John L. Lewis, President of the United Workers' Union, broke off negotiations on soft coal with a final angry blast at what he termed owners' "imbecilic bargaining…

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Lewis Breaks Off Coal Talk

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 5

WASHINGTON, Thursday. --John L. Lewis, President of the United Workers' Union, broke off negotiations on soft coal with a final angry blast at what he termed owners' "imbecilic bargaining…

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Lewis Breaks Off Coal Talk

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 5

WASHINGTON, Thursday. --John L. Lewis, President of the United Workers' Union, broke off negotiations on soft coal with a final angry blast at what he termed owners' "imbecilic barggining…

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Lewis Breaks Off Coal Talk

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 5

WASHINGTON, Thursday. --John L. Lewis, President of the United Workers' Union, broke off negotiations on soft coal with a final angry blast at what he termed owners' "imbecilic bargaining…

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Paringa Mining's New Issue

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 6

Paringa Mining and Exploration Co. Ltd. proposes an increase in capital from £stg200,000 to £stg300,000 by the creation of two million new shares of 1/…

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Heaviest Loss of Coal for Months

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 2

IDLENESS of 10 mintes in New South Wales today will cause a total loss of 10,350 tons of coal, the biggest daily loss since the December…

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Finance, Commerce, Mines And Markets Sales Tax Reduction Industry Will Not Gain by the Financial Editor

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 11 April 1946 · page 6

Revenue from taxes imposed on sales of goods is unlikely to fall in consequence of reduced rates that begin to operate to-day. The…

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