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Dave Hartcher (1904-1993) - Miners' Federation official. Recorded 1 November 1978. Part 1/1.

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Ted Hayler (1897-) - Manager, Cessnock No. 2 & Neath Collieries. Recorded 1 May 1990. Part 1/1.

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SummaryTED HAYLER
Recorded 1 May 1990
Part 1/1

00:30
Little Cessnock. 2 tonne skips.

2:00
No electricity. Hand boring.

2:08
Miners.

2:42
Electric fan was originally driven by steam.

3:30
Number of pit horses, Little Cessnock. Cessnock wagons.

4:00
No pumps were used at Little Cessnock.

4:45
Harry Wiles and George.

5:05
Location of reservoir, Bellbird.

6:05
Description of haulage, Kalingo.

6:45
Little Cessnock.

7:20
Harold Slater.

7:50
Steam motor fan at Little Cessnock.

8:30
Kalingo had electric pumps.

9:45
Miners at Kalingo.

10:12
Pillars.

11:35
Dave Hartcher, Kevin McGarty, Charlie Lloyd.

12:40
Capper Gehrig, George Gehrig, Vince Gehrig.

13:07
Professor Edgeworth David.

13:20
Hayler was at Cessnock No. 2 for 19 years.

14:20
Hayler was at Kalingo for 13 years.

14:35
Recalls hand boring, Cessnock No.2.

16:30
Hayler went to WWI, 16 Feb, 1916. Went to Egypt, 5th Division. France.

19:02
Hayler returned to Australia March, 1919. Hospital in England.

19:10
Hayler was affected by mustard gas.

23:25
Pneumonic Flu.

24:10
Born 4 February, 1897. Age 93.

24:45
Hayler's wife came from Carrington. No children.

25:40
George aged 100 yrs.

26:00
Billy Charlton.

26:30
Cessnock No. 2 worked c.1919.

27:00
Railway was at Cessnock No. 2 and Kalingo.

27:35
Ted Hayler worked in the office, 1919.

28:30
Coal conservation.

28:42
Aberdare and Maitland No. 3, Glen Davis.

29:15
Open cut.

30:02
Bellbird bridge was built during WWI.

30:30
Hayler eventually became a manager.

34:40
Hayler worked at Kalingo in the 1950s.

37:25
Scraper loaders.

32:20
Kalingo.

40:00
Sampson cutter.

40:35
Mavis & Coulson, manufactured coal cutters.

41:16
End (Tape 463/ Side B). Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

SubjectCessnock No. 2 Colliery (N.S.W.)Kalingo Colliery (N.S.W.)Little Cessnock Colliery (N.S.W.)Coal mines and mining -- New South Wales -- CessnockHayler, Edwin Joseph, 1897- Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

PersonJack Delaney Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

Depicts or Relates ToDave Hartcher (1904-1993) - Miners' Federation official. Recorded 1 November 1978. Part 1/1. Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

CreatorHayler, Edwin Joseph, 1897-Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010 Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

CollectionVoices of the Hunter Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

PlaceCessnock, NSW Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

Date Created1st May 1990Location^[1]France Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

^[2]England, UK Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

^[3]Egypt

^[4]Cessnock No. 2 Colliery, NSW Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

^[5]Cessnock, NSW Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

^[6]Kalingo Colliery, NSW Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

Identifier463B Last edited by: lyn.keily@newcastle.edu.au

Job Identifier463B

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