"Growing Vegetables on Shire Roads" Shire Council's Work on Cootamundra Road Criticised
"The Cootamundra road near Nubba is in a frightful condition, and several lorries loaded with pigs for market were bogged…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
413 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 11 of 21
Meningitis Case Soldier Taken Off Train
While, travelling from a northern military camp to his home town for several days' leave, Trooper N. Venables, of Cooma,…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: It was revealed to-day that railway travelling restrictions which operate from July 1 next will be limited to interstate…
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So many motor mechanics were called up into the Army in Britain that thousands of sorely-needed motor trucks in civil use were laid up for…
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First prosecutions under Regulation 5A of the National Emergency Act in Goulburn were heard in the local Court of Petty…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Annual Tests Railway Ambulance
Many persons who have been acquiring a knowledge of first aid as members of various organisations in Goulburn will be particularly…
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Frederick Smith, a cellarman employee at the Livingstone Hotel, Petersham, was found dead on the railway line near Redfern station last night…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: The Railway Commissioner, Mr. T. J. Hartigan, declared to-day that the railway's coal position was extremely serious…
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Nylon insulation, applied to wires as enamel and not as duPont filament, is so efficient that windings of motors [?]o insulated occupy as much as 10…
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Sir,—My organisation has on numerous occasions made representations to the Railway Department making inquiries as to what…
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Mr. H. A. J. Duproy and Mr. R. F. Best, travelling in the Riverina Express on Saturday, witnessed a rather extraordinary incident…
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Several car owners were proceeded against in the Goulburn Court of Petty Sessions yesterday before Mr. M. J. Ryan. P.M., on complaints of having driven…
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Passengers on the Riverina Express last Saturday witnessed a startling incident, and one which could easily havended in tragedy…
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Mr. McKell (Premier) has informed Mr. Reid that he has taken up the matter with the Federal authorities, and will make further inquiries to…
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Mr. C. Humphreys was chosen as president of the Goulburn branch of the Railway and Tramway Officers' Association at the annual…
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The Railway Department announce that, from July 1, when the new. priority system of travel begins, the following trains will not run:—…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Braidwood Road Building Application
Approval, subject to the observance of certain conditions. was granted by the Goulburn City Council at Thursday night's meeting to T. J…
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Despite the efforts of the Commonwealth Government to induce the owners of industrial automobiles and essential motor cars to equip their…
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SYDNEY, Monday: The Commissioner for Railways. Mr. Hartigan, said that there was at present a serious strain on the railways…
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Rosa Minna Doran, 66, married, of Kareela Road, Chatswood, Sydney, who was deaf and dumb, was killed instantly when she fell in front of a…
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