Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 12
... road to the Crown shaft . The quantity of air passing in to the west level measured about 2,000 cubic feet per minute . To ventilate the workings the air was conducted to the faces by means of brattice cloth . On the morning of the ...
... road to the Crown shaft . The quantity of air passing in to the west level measured about 2,000 cubic feet per minute . To ventilate the workings the air was conducted to the faces by means of brattice cloth . On the morning of the ...
Page 19
... road above had to keep close by the left side of stoop . The manager and officials were aware of the water in the slope dook , and the former was of opinion the quantity was not dangerous , and did not put the provisions of General Rule ...
... road above had to keep close by the left side of stoop . The manager and officials were aware of the water in the slope dook , and the former was of opinion the quantity was not dangerous , and did not put the provisions of General Rule ...
Page 33
... road during the night , and deceased and others were engaged redding it with a view to make repairs , when a large stone from behind the area of the fall came away , swinging out the crown which supported it , fatally crushing both men ...
... road during the night , and deceased and others were engaged redding it with a view to make repairs , when a large stone from behind the area of the fall came away , swinging out the crown which supported it , fatally crushing both men ...
Page 36
... road off a heading , and the part of the heading above in the next place being steeper a was in use . It was the custom for deceased to come to heading road to assist his drawer with the empty tub , and he was sitting on the roadway as ...
... road off a heading , and the part of the heading above in the next place being steeper a was in use . It was the custom for deceased to come to heading road to assist his drawer with the empty tub , and he was sitting on the roadway as ...
Page 37
... road dipped 1 in 7 from the face , and it was quite evident the tub was neither spragged nor ranced properly . A dook haulage endless rope system had just started , and the son of deceased , by some means , was caught by the rope and ...
... road dipped 1 in 7 from the face , and it was quite evident the tub was neither spragged nor ranced properly . A dook haulage endless rope system had just started , and the son of deceased , by some means , was caught by the rope and ...
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