The Railwayrevenue. Sydney
Mr. M'Lachlan, Secretary for Railways, speaking at the annual meeting of the Railway Institute yesterday, said that the railway revenue for the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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The Tram Service
Most people will have observed that one of the uram motors ranning through Argont-street has a somewhat altered appearance compared w[?]n the rest of…
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Up to noon to-day (when booking ceased) 634 passengers had taken tickets for the excursion train to South Australia which leaves Broken Hill…
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Yesterday afternoon a man, about 50 years of age, walked on to the railway line at Wayville Crossing, against an engine drawing the Glenelg train, with…
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Concorning the shortage of ore trucks for the mines complained of by the managers, and in which matter the South Australian Railway Department…
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The body of the man killed at Wayville crossing on Thursday afternoon has been identified as that of Adolph Gut, who was walking to the cemetery…
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An alarming railway accident occurred at Ferntree Gully, a pleasure resort, 20 miles from Melbourne, yesterday. A train, with 240 excursionists…
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Railways Commissioner Tait made an official announcement after inspecting the scene yesterday that Sunday's smash on the railways was due to an…
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Raymond White (9) was knocked down by a train at Macdonaldtown yesterday, and killed…
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On Monday Robert Newman, a. brother of the well-known florist of Barrack-street, was returning home across the Bunbury Bridge to the nursery at…
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A fire engine proceeding to a fire last night came in collison with a tram. The pole of the vehicle was smashed and the tram was slightly…
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Motor races were held at Aspend tle Park yesterday afternoon. Results:— Cook Cup, five miles (motor-cars).— Hall, 1; Dillon, 2; Day, 3. Time,…
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Early Tuesday afternoon, as an express train was dashing through Elsternwick (Victoria) station, those standing on the platform were…
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Dr. Harvey, of Sydney, who travelled recentl over the Mildura railway, Victoria, heartily condemns the service. Half the carriages, he says,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The followingr appeared in Saturday late Editions:— the Gembrook Railway Accident. a Sensational Development
Melbourne, Saturday. A sensational development has occurred in connection with the Gembrook railway accident of January…
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To-day a passenger train, with the exception of the engine, was derailed while ciossing the points at Frances station. It contained a number of men…
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Some fettlers' tools and two packages of strong explosive were placed on the railway line at Werris Creek yesterday. One of the packages exploded, but the…
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For some little time past the Government tramway anthorities have found it necessary to run relief cars in front of some of the South trams on…
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Mathew Pemberton, a laborer was knocked down by a tram in Gcorgestreet yesteterday and died in a few bours…
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A deputation from the Australian Workers Union yesterday asked that when shearers travelled by train tickets should be issued to them at a…
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