SAFETY LAMPS IN MINES.
,■■■■■ ■ ; 6 — DETKCTrOS" OK FllU'i-DA3IP. Sy T«ie£raph—Preea "Times"—Sydney "San" S.peeiiil fables,' . ■ London, November 19, . Colliery proprietors are anxious to wtraduco electric lamps in. mines. The minors arc favourable to tlio proposal provided ai: ordinary safety lamp is available to test.the existence or otherwise of ftre-damp. An English firm Iras invented an electric lamp guaranteed to detect and expose tlie precise percentage of ftmdaiiip present in tlio mines. acton jjinr disaster. New York, November 1!>. Further news of t!m Actoit mine disaster in Alabama states that, six dead bodies have been recovered from the minft and. twenty an?, still missing-, infflildiiij* n.nniv nfifiraoß.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1912, 21 November 1913, Page 7
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105SAFETY LAMPS IN MINES. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1912, 21 November 1913, Page 7
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