Record Deficit by Railways
SYDNEY.— The Railways Department showed a record deficit of £6,412,432 for the year ended June 30,1951…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1952
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Motor Tax Rates Increased
As from February 1st last rates of motor tax increased for all classes of motor vehicles…
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"A small section of motorists are objecting to the proposal of the appointment of more traffic police," said Mr. H. E. Richards,…
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SYDNEY, Fri. — Eight people were slightly injured when a crowded passenger train crashed into the rear…
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The value of a Road Safety Council was queried at yesterday's meeting of the Nymboida Shire Council at South Grafton, which declined to contribute towards the finances of the local branch…
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Mr. Keith Stokes, a tram conductor of Campbell Hill Road, Chester Hill, who was seriously injured on…
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The retiring president of the South Grafton Railway Institute Tennis Club (Mr. H. Gadd) was re-elected…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Your Contribution To Road Safety. Road Safety Council Express Regret
In place of my usual article this week I wish, as president of the Grafton and South Grafton Branch…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Road Safety Council Praised By Mayor
The Mayor of South Graf ton (Aid. W. E. Crisp) last night praised the work of the Graf ton branch of the Road Safety Council in educating drivers on their responsibilities when…
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LONDON, Monday (A.A.P.)—Sadfaced villagers lined the two-mile route over which the body of King George VI moved on the first stage of the jour ney to London for the formal lying-in-state…
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Sir.—I was not surprised but disgusted, at the attitude taken by aldermen of the South Grafton Council at…
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Sir.—I am directed by resolution of this Branch at its January meeting to express to you our…
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Sir.—In regard to "Civitas's" letter in to-day's 'Examiner." I do not agree with him about the Council (the…
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Deputy president of the Nymboida Shire Council (Cr. F. Maxwell) together with the Shire Clerk (Mr…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday—The Minister for Transport (Senator McLeay) said to-day that he did not think there could be any move towards standardisation of railway gauges…
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Sir.—With the tragic losses of recent weeKs fresh in our minds, this is the time for the strongest possible public…
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CASINO, Thurs.—Casino Chamber of Commerce will approach the Main Roads Department asking that…
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Sir.—Still another nail has been firmly embedded in the coffin of the Clarence River District's aerodrome,…
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Midweek banana loadings from northern NSW carried on BGF tram 7[?] which cleared Coffs Harbour on Wednesday were:—…
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ARMIDALE. — At the monthly meeting of the Armidale branch of the Country Party, Mr F. Jones protested…
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