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... STACKING OF SURPLUS COALS. ! Collieries have received a letter from the 'Secretary of the Coal Mine, Department of the Board of Trade hM until further notice all for . the of coal for export from the toiled XiM.Tdens, or for ships' bunkers, made after ...
... Trade ffeetion of that Chamber that immediate steps be taken to obviate the effect of the gismos of miners their , work at the mines. That the Government , should mooed temporarily Use working of the Eight Boars' Act and that arrangenients should be made for ...
... a recent meeting of the Executive Coal Committee, London. These reecimmehdations hase been submitted to the Controller of Mines end the Mission Prancaise. If they are accepted, there is a feeling that the Contretler will make the rules governing the system ...
... pitwood if they could got it at all. when they went la a Goternmeut Commitiea on the subject, which was a vital one he coal-mining, they were tokl by a there that the impoetation of pitsmed going to be swopped. That simply atopping the coal trade of South ...
... they were favour of a down tools policy it the milttary proceeded with in c:nibirg ut or men ' of military age in the mines -The shot liss resulted in an overwhelming majority agai Ist the down tools unpatrioti.: policy of the pacifist miners' ...
... Army and placed b NeslS AG TS EN IN TRANCE , It was obvious from the ree, ::.'-•• HOODS FOUNDRY COKE., CI.. Francais° des Mines Powell Duftryn, Rosen, Havre, Nantes mid BO(LISSUI. men that a mistake hail tin exportera are hoping the eiss. __ be repeated ...
... shipment could get on 'it concessions, but few had ready tonnage to command. The decision of the Government to comb out the mines in quest of general service men has caused considerable discusaion in view of the authorities' former endeavour to increase ...
... inecuantly by the British Fleet, who have set *. cprenetrshle barrier. Elsewhere the pping has teen engaged in patrolling, mine sweeping, escorting, chasing ,iines over and trackless areas. They lestroyed at least 150 of these ocean sub,.• • •,• peste ...
... years of age; a proper reeognitlon of . the value of massed artillery at the beginning of the war, accompanied by a deter-I mined national effort to supply tie guns, and ammunition. These two measures would have ended the war before now, and in spite of ...
... from I Transit Executive Committec mploymcnt of the transpott W2s organised by -the War be increased to 10.000 men, for e et' Mining the ports labour crier to turn round ships with .h and increase and :I C present tonnage available. • brought forward a scheme ...
... increasing despite the older men now in mine, the South Helen cistele. is the I west of the above-named countries. Much more coal could be if the Government were by-1. Suftendicg the Bight Hours keT in mines. 2. PuniAicc 0011. , ry workmen who wilful ...
... There hes been too much secrecy with respect to the Government and the coal trade. The Government, through the Controller of Mines, should take the miners' leaders into their cmifidenee ,by showing them th. quantities of coal required to be produced in order ...