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SUBSIDENCE IN MINE. INFLOW OF GAS FOLLOWS. A. ; and N.Z. SYDNEY. Not. 7. It is reported from Broken Hili that a big fall of ground occurred in the Central Mine on Sunday, thus forcing gas into the South Mine. A number of miners finishing shifts yesterday complained of headaches, which are believed to be due to gas. . ——— . GANGES RESEARCH CAMPAIGN. SYDNEY. Nov. 7. The Senate of the University has launched a canecr research fund campaign for Now South Wales, which aim? primarily, at tho esj tablishment of a cancer institute for reseatch and cognate work bearing on the scourge. It is estimated that £100,0 CO will be required. MINERS RESUME WORE. .....,'• SYDNEY. Nor. 7. Work has been resumed at- Richmond Main, on northern coal fields, and at the Metropolitan Main, on the southern field, which were rendered . idle through a strike. SECURITIES FOR STOCK. SYDNEY. Not. 7. The New South Wales Government, has raised the price of securities for stock ovef the counter from b[ per cent, to 51 ; per cent. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18551, 8 November 1923, Page 9
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