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Denniston Coal Miners Industrial Union of Workers : Miscellaneous records

Date: 1850-1969

By: Denniston Coal Miners' Industrial Union of Workers; Miller, Bill, active 1960-1977

Reference: MS-Papers-0541

Description: Union agreements, allowances and rules, letter book 1967-1968, charts, photographs, notes relating to the development of mining and unionism in the Buller region and the development of Westport. Includes information on the railway strike of 1950-1951. Quantity: 8 folder(s). 0.15 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, printed and photocopied material Finding Aids: Inventory available. Processing information: Access restrictions removed April 2023.

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Millerton track

By: Denniston Coal Miners' Industrial Union of Workers; Miller, Bill, active 1960-1977

Reference: 1/2-048995-F

Description: Millerton track winding up a hill on the West Coast. Also visible (centre left) are 2 coal wagons travelling along railway tracks. The sea and some houses are in the background. Quantity: 1 b&w copy negative(s).

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Men outside the Bowater and Bryan sawmill, Cape Foulwind

By: Denniston Coal Miners' Industrial Union of Workers; Miller, Bill, active 1960-1977

Reference: 1/2-048993-F

Description: Men, probably timber workers, outside the Bowater and Bryan sawmill in Cape Foulwind. Source of descriptive information - Sawmill formerly identified just as B & B sawmill. Full name 'Bowater and Bryan' provided by Library client, 2007 Quantity: 1 b&w copy negative(s).

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