Five Times Late Goods Train to Young
With reference to the deputation which waited on the Railway Commissioners when on tour recently relative to the train service between…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1919
456 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 23
Runaway Train Speed of 100 Miles an Hour. Driver Dies From Burns. Wellington (N.z.)
A sensational runaway and wreeking of a goods train oocured at N. Talhape last night. The trucks were going down a steep inc[?]ne, when the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Co-operation a Big Movement. Producers Determined to Market Their Own Produce. The Business of John Bridge & Co., Ltd., Sydney, Acquired
We owe it to our numerous clients business connections, and sympathetic producers in the country to make a public pronouncement of…
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With reference to the deputation which waited on the Railway Commissioners when at Young recently, relative to the transit of fruit and…
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Detroit is the home of motor manufacture in the United States, and there are more cars turned out from that city to-day than from any…
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A letter was received from the Under Secretary for Agriculture by Young P. and A. Association yesterday, in [?] carriage of fruit…
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Speaking at Paddington on Monday night the Premier, Mr Holman, in dealing with the returned soldier and labor…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Motor Cycle Club for Goulburn. Initial Meeting
A meeting of motor-cycle owners was held in the Protestant Hall, Market-street, on Wednesday, but owing to the bad weather only 12 attended. It was decided that a club be…
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Gundagai, Wednesday.—Mr. M'Sweeney, his wife, and child were motoring the Melbourne from Cootamundra, but when at Hillas Creek the car overturned. Mrs. M'Sweeney and the…
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ADHLONG, Friday.—At Deltrolt Station last night, while Mr. Maconochie, of Oberne station, was driving home from Melbourne, accompanied…
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Reuter's Lyons correspondent, in a message on 18th May, reports that a railway mail van was robbed between Laroche and Dijon stations. Fifty-one sacks were ripped up, and 48,260 francs…
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News of a sad fatality reached Wagga on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Duane, wife of Mr. W. F. Duane, and her youngest child, aged 15 months, having been killed in a motor car. accident. Mr…
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Two trams collided in George-street, west. The conductor of one was thrown out and seriously injured. The cars escaped with slight damage…
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Tuesday last was the jubilee of the opening of the railway to Goulburn, the line from Marulan to Goulburn having been opened on May 27, 1869. The construction of the line…
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CULCAIRN, Monday.—John Bates, aged 35, formerly, employed at the Culcairn Hotel, was run over and killed by the Sydney Express three…
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Whilst a large tractor, belonging to the chaffcutting plant of Mr Wills, of Crookwell, was being driven over Fisher's bridge on the Young Road on…
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PARKES, Saturday.—Albert Schnaabel, who was engaged in shunting at the Parkes Railway Station, was pinned between the buffers and…
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Messrs. Donchue and Hoare, mail contractors, will start a mail and passenger service to Taralga on 16th June. The timetable is advertised in this issue…
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While two boys named Walker, sons of a widowed mother residing at Granville, were crossing the railway line at the Junction of the Carlingford…
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The ‘Wagga Express’ of 6th inst. Writes :—“There was before the Council last night a letter from Mr. C. J. Livingston, Yass, Putting…
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