... (NIGERIA) TIN (Nigeria) Mines yesterday Mr N said ourremt in to the value mine labour Their in wene Mr Bourke in site knew position cist production Indeed there like £30 tihe Liverpool that the £12000 £14000 in pipe-line replace mine dividends to economical ...

... can attend it. this will carry them a long time ahead. Principal quotations:—-Forge pig-iron: Staffordsbh* part-mine 925. 6d., special all-mine 160t%. (cold bias* 180s.), Northamptonshire 83s. 6d.. Derbyshire 90- w 91s. Finished iron: Marked bars £l5 (Earl ...

... in hia district not a singlq person had been got out of the mines. He was told that in his district there were 3,000 men between eighteen and forty-one who were escaping service in the mines, and believed the same thing applied to other districts of the ...

... •* MINERS” COMBED OUT. The Moamoafhshire Mining Tribonail yesterday “combed out” hundreds of young men who had gone to mines since August last, their former occupations being painters, quarrymen, foundry men, greengrocers, hauliers, and students. ...

... for us and our Allies. ‘'Oh, I’m authority, course. But, just it’s their job to know all about tactics and munitions, it was mine, and is, to know little about men’s souls or spirits; to try hard to learn about them, anyhow, to study them all I can. I’v ...

... passage in the King’s speech,, sapplied by superior officer who was present:— You are obey my orders. You are my soldiers, and mine only. Beware of the teachings base exploiters patriotism, who are trying to lead you to ruin,” CRETE IN REVOLT. KING CONSTANTINE’S ...

... oosnpany’s businesa. TO INCREASE THE OUTPUT OF COAL. MR. ASQUITH’S APPEAL TO THE MINE WORKERS. REDUCTION OF AVOIDABLE ABSENTEEISM. The problem of avoidable absenteeism in mines, and on appeal to the miners Great Britain to take steps to secure its redaction ...

... Umpire hod not been tapped. The German went to work ‘his combing out and released the greater part 200,000 men from railways, mines, and munition works. He has long since pressed every man and woman into the Imperial service, the pressure being a moral pressure ...

... much to relieve the anxiety over the food supplies. As I pointed out at the Lord Mayor’s meeting, the experience of fnend of mine small farmer has a great bearing the land question. The man held his holding for a cons.derabie time. There Question of arrears ...

... January 31. 1916. She was unarmed. About 9.-30 p.m. Febrnary 1 the ship was informed torpedo boat that there were floating mines ahead. Janies Henry Birch, the chief engineer, said that this time the weather was ▼ery fine, with wind or sea, bnt it was ...

... ag of the Court shall b. he.d at. some place away from tin mine convoni-'m. the workmen. —The action certain managers in requir.ng men to hand their certificates of exemption to the the mine was unaurhoris d. Men nd before the Colliery Roc; uiling Court ...

... within those ages men employed in the production of steel, in the occupations covered the trade card scheme and in agriculture, mines and quarries, railway shops, transport work, and shipyards. COMBING OUT THE COLLIERIES The South Wales Miners’ Executive Onuncil ...