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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 ...
... military age. With regard the men who have gone into the mines since the specified date, says there are not great many in Northumberland. manv cases they are not' shirkers, hut were attracted into the mines the high wages offered when «o manv miners enlisted ...
... 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 ...
... Released Immediately. It has ben decid d by the Government that a lirge number of men arc to released immediately from the coal mines for military service, and notices to this effect were received every colliery in Great Britain onTuesday. ...
... nngMbH The urtny tmrelHnß mgdienl lx»nrd rimked Pontypridd, and nearly ICO men employed Maritime ery. who hare entered the mine Aufnat. 1915. w*» »t*ted good the men were pM>M general nervine. Later the day ghout eligible* at the C'nat Weatern Oolliery ...
... MINES COMB OUT Maay Mn to b : Released ...
... and economies its use home, a certain number of men may be released at once from mines for military ser vice. The temporary exemptions granted men who entered the mining industry after the August, 1915, having previously been engaged in other occupations ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Medical Hoard visited Pontyinulri, and examined nearly a hundred men employed t'ne Maritime Colliery who have entered tl»o mine since August. 1915. It was Maloti that of the niou wore passed for ice. T,ator iu the day about l. cligibles at the Great colliery ...
... 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 ...