193 Passengers On Excursion Train
The special, excursion train to Sydney this afternoon was well patronised, there being nearly 200 passengers. The train left the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1933
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Man Killed by Express At Railway Town Station Was It Suicide?
Josiah Reginald Stacey (52), a married man residing with his wife and step-daughter at 108 Bromidestreet, met his death this morning,…
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The following are the results of last Saturday's competition matches played under the auspices of the Railway Town Tennis Association:—…
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LONDON April 12.—The Danish Parliament to-day voted in favor of granting to Dorman Long and Co. the contract of building a bridge…
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LONDON April 12.—The Danish Parliament to-day voted in favor of granting to Dorman Long and Co. the contract of building a bridge…
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The second fatal railway accident at Mount Druitt within the space of two days occurred this morning, when Doreen Robinson (14), of Mount,…
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Before Mr. V. H. Wells, D.S.M., in the Coroner's Court this morning the in quest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Josiah Reginald…
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AUCKLAND (N.Z.), April 15.—A garage proprietor named James Bates at Mercer, when demanding money for petrol from a motorist, was told…
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CANEERUA, Saturday.—The Australian Railways Union has filed an application with the Federal Arbitration Court for a variation of its award…
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CANBERRA, Saturday.—The Australian Railways Union has filed an application with the Federal Arbitration Court for a variation of its award…
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The well-known rider, Don Bain, to-day won the Australian 100 miles junior motor cycle Grand Prix for the fourth time in succession. He…
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AUCKLAND (N.Z.), April 15.—A garage proprietor named James Bates at Mercer, when demanding money for petrol from a motorist, was told…
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Before Mr. V. H. Wells, D.S.M., in the Coroner's Court this morning the in quest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Josiah Reginald…
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In the Police Court this morning before Mr. V. H. Wells, D.S.M., Herbert Alfred Batson (42), a timberman, was charged with having on…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—David Beverley (56) was shockingly mutilated by an electric train between Penshurst and Mortdale, his arms, legs and…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Seven residents of Stockton, near Newcastle, were injured, Mrs. Sophie Bloure (48) fatally and her husband critically,…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—A unanimous recommendation that a substantial reduction be made in the nominal capital value of the Victorian…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Leslie Turnbull (45) was killed at the corner of Union and Edwards streets, Pyrmont, at midnight last night when…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—George Richard Cooper, his wife Mabel Cooper, and Myra O'Brien received injuries when a motor car crashed…
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The Soviet Note to Japan protests at the seizure by Manchukuo, the new State established by Japan in Manchuria, of Russian railway…
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