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... COMBING OUT THE MINES. It baa bean decided by Government that a large number of sen are to immediately r» leased from the coal mines the country lor military serr oe, and no*Pee Ibis effera were roivivcd every ooileery in Great Britain yeaterdsv. 77ie ...
... ABSENTEES COMBED OUT. It been decided by the Government that • certain number of men are to be released immediately from the coal mines of the country for military service. A notice conveying the necessary instructions wee received at every colliery in Great ...
... SOUTH WALES MINES. BOARD OF TRADE'S ORDER AS TO DIVIDENDS. The Central News says : An order has to-day been received from the Board of Trade by all colliery owners in South Wales to the effect that no dividend should be declared on profits distributed ...
... Volunteers, The Government having decided that; in view of the urgent needs of the Army, a number of men may be released from the mines for military service, the question of continuing the exemptions of men who have persistently worked short time, and so failed ...
... hospitals filed the stalls, but all the party consisted of men invalided from the front, or home on leave. CLASS A MEN FROM THE MINES. The comb out of the Welsh miners commenced to-day at Pontypridd. Of the first 200 the majority passed Class A. Mr. William ...
... BOAT SHELL. From a South Wales colliery a miner• who was formerly a bank cashier has been combed out. Bank Cashier in a Mine. Captain Janson, of the Russian barque Rube, who has arrived with his crew at Capetown, says Reuter, states that his ship was ...
... play, the Government too plain in tolling them what it is and how -to play it. A WISE DECISION Tuk “comb out” at the coal mines will doubtless greeted with a howl of execration from the men concerned, but we are confident that neither the public nor the ...
... tte MINING ELECTRICITY ENGINEERING DRAUGHT.)IV I Ak SHIP CINEMA WORK CIVIL ENG:NEERING MARINE ENCIN ERING MOTOR ENGINEERING WIRELESS TEI.EGRAF HY STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING sted in the study of either of' thf se su of these lAt!e boolss FREE. Write tor the ...
... was not accepted. Colliery Comb Out. In connection with the drastic and vigorous comb out now proceeding Lancashire coal mines, a travelling medical hoard visited and adjoining colliery districts south-east Lancashire yesterday for the purpose examining ...
... future of the world. After the war, are Britons and Germans go back in the old way to their respective mills and factories and mines, and bow themselves again the thankless toil of providing luxuries for their masters, and hok) themselves ready to out again ...
... Burrell), Miss Burrell a sterling artiste ; violin who. Miss Madge Bolt; gangs by Mr. H. Pearce (encored), Mrs. Eileen Reeve and Mine Hissell West; a quartette by Left-Half Co. Quartette Party ; a recitation by Mi 49 Kathleen I'ope (encoredi; and comic tiltby ...
... exploits is to he found at the bottom of a column towards the end of the paper. It is that of Captain Dean, M.C., R.E. He blew a mine which killed 280 of the enemy, went forthwith with one servant to the enemy front line, bombed a dug-out and took three officers ...