... been given their clays’ calling-up notice, pending the result the voluntary eunrl to secure tifMKIO additional men from the mines. Mr. Frank IVdl, jjcoe-aI secretary of the Miner*- Association, made the Coal Controller, and Wednesday received the following ...

... •with you then.” (Laughter.) FROM THE GOLD MINES. A Tibshelf miner,. atated that he had been in Canada.several years when the war broke out, working in the coal mines during the winter and in the gold mines during the summer. Four of hie brothers joined ...

... the outbreak ai war, and it was not until they got that- of man out that they could get the man who had worked regularly the mine. The application was disallowed. Aged 37, married, and classified for labour at homo, a Stavoley man who had gone to work Ireland ...

... Premier into the “comb out” of ‘the miners last. April, is now demanding the immediate provision of more men for the coal mines.) The Gf‘ws “My you do kbep me of these somersaults—but I think this last one tops the bill” [By special arrangement with ...

... their eligibles, except in a few cases, even when they have experience get a pretty intimate knowledge of the book*. And the mines should yield the slightly skilled workers who have entered recently. These should be replaced skilled miners from tho front ...

... beasts, a cob, local colliery, classi- A dataller at a married with five children, fied Al, aged 37 a1 who had entered the mine since August, 1914, th rounds of domestic asked for exemption on His wife suff ered from heart tion, and hatdship, it would ...

... Skinner, National Service representative. brought for review & large number cases concerning men who had gone to work in the mine after obtaining certificates of conditional exemption from the Tribunal subject to their finding work of national importance ...

... comb-out cam-’ along, the .. a u . ...

... districts rega ing modified scheme of recr uiting. The Presi- dent further re: ed that the combing out cf the men from ee mines who had ne into them since August, 1914, was to be vigo rousiy gone on wit and completed before the new scheme woul take effect ...

... ordered same to take place before next sitting. Edwin Whysall, 32, Railway Hotel, had also been working as a contractor a local mine since last Court. He was granted three months with right of appeal on condition continue his present work the pit. ...

... resulting from an accident, that he left the pit and started business, and was out the mine or 17 years. It was not until 13 months ago that he returned to the mine. —On being advised that his case was one for the Local Tribunal, applicant said had already ...

... Wortley and 'faukareley district. A Wortley farmer fur the exemption of his son, who wane time ago left the farm to go into the mine, and having been combed out returned to the farm. 'flip 'fribonal expressed dissatisfaction with certain teaturee of this case ...