Organisation

Safety Mining Cages Board

Public Record Office Victoria
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The Safety Mining Cages Board was appointed by the Executive Council on 5 August 1889. The Board, which comprised six members and a Chairman, was appointed to investigate the relative merits of different patterns of safety mining cages and to consider the question of adopting a Uniform Code of Signals for all mines in Victoria. The first meeting of the Board was held in Melbourne on 13 August 1889 after which 119 witnesses were examined, 227 tests made, and 25 different patterns of safety cages examined. The final report was dated 10 March 1890.

See also VRG 30 Mines.

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Data time period: [1889 TO 1890]

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ACN 633 798 857