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... Drackeneen Government mines steady. Among base metals banded soldiers and die shouldipereist even more energetically than North Broken Hill firmer. Mount Lydia steady. bat THE EXPLOSION 1 workers into situations 66 COMB.OUT IN MINES . . ,ever.-. Exchange ...
... Mediterranean really splendid more Allies ‘COMB-OUT’ IN WELSH MINES AUTHORITIES BY COALOWNERS Monmouthshire and Wales Coalowners’ Association test night statement regarding the in the mines declare their request conference authorities and the colliery ...
... coal mines of the country for military service. A notice conveying the necessary instructions was received at every colliery in Great Britain on Tuesday. The men to be called sip embrace the following classes:— (1) Men who have entered the mines since ...
... ARSENTEES TO BE COMBED OUT It has been decided the Government re. i a certain number of men are to | immed ately from the coal mines of the for military serv'ce. At jotice conveying th imstructy ons wait received at every eollery in Groas Britain on Tuesday ...
... with nearly 100 men who had entered the mine since August, 1915. It was stated that a good proportion of the men were ed Ce. Later im the day the Medical Board v for general servi isited Kingstown and exa mined about 150 men. ...
... In order to meet urgent =Mary needs the are to be thrown open to volunteer recruiting, and 1300 obisically It gone into the mines since August 141 k, MIS, and unikßled surface workers, are to be combed out. The Agricultural dieckned a surplus over the Acid ...
... officially announced last night. In order to meet urgent military needs the mines are again to be thrown open to volunteer recruiting. and men physically fit who have gone into the mines since August 14th, 1915, and unskilled surface workers, are to be combed ...
... immediately from the coal mines of the country military service. A notice convening the necessary instructions was received Great Britain Tuesday. The men to called embrace the following classes: — Men who have entered tho mines since Aug. 14th, 1915. Surface ...
... Timekeepers to be Combed Out TIERNEY’S COUNTY MIXTURE The states it by that a large of men are be immediately released from coal mines of the for service and notices at colliery Britain Tuesday The to called include the following classes : — 1 have the August ...
... in its use at /cane, a certain number of IMAM may be released at orlon from the mines for roll'eary 'orrice. The temporary exemptions granted t men who intend the mining industry after 14th August. 1915. having previously boon engaged in other occupations ...
... (in chair), Ml. C. Crompton, and Mi. Tom Taylor. . • , Derby coach-builder attended two sons .in his employ. Two older sons mined the army in the early days the war. the two now before the Court were active member? the local Volunteer rem'ment.—Mr. A R- ...
... equitv as well oa account the national emergency, comb out such men, fit lor active service and sparable, who entered the mines since, the war began! \ Rumour suggests that the number able. An examination v determine whether true, and will go a way towards ...