The Motor Car Accident
The captain on the Dutch staff who was injured by the upsetting of a motor car ut Valkenburg, during the Dutch military [?], has succumbed…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1901
646 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 24 of 33
The Motor Plough
Dr. Gatling's invention, if it performs what is claimed for it, will revolutionise ploughing and agriculture generally. His…
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The anuual meeting of the Bishop's Bridge Cricket Club was held on Friday evening. Mr. S. Aptheorpe presided. The majority of the old members were present, also a good number of others who…
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Among the great national enterprises which will probably be sent ahead by Federation, and which will give splendour to the birth of the…
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Among the great national enterprises which will probably be sent ahead by Federation, and which will give splendour to the birth of the…
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Seeing what we did of the motor car in this district, it will be interesting to note that the tests which the Molbourne Post Office authorities have been making with…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Vlakfontein Disaster. White Flag Treachery. Train Derailed. General Kekowich at Work
Details of the reverse at Vlakfontein state that the intention of the British force, was to capture fifty roving Boers. On the guns opening…
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At a bull fight at Rayonne, in Spain, a red automobile was used by the toreadors instead of horses. The bull decided to face the motor…
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We have received from Mr. Calcott, the station master at High-street, a sheet supplying the times of trains on the northern, north-western, and Sydney lines from October 6, 1901, until further notice…
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The Perth Electric Tramway Company is issuing £150,000 5 per cent first mortgage debentures at 97 1/2…
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George Lemon, aged 27, was brought to Sydney to-day by the Illawarra train suffering serious injuries. According to accounts given by passengers the man jumped out of one of the windows when the train…
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We have received from Mr. Calcott, the station master at High street, a sheet supplying the times of trains on the northern, north-western, and Sydney lines from October 6, 1901, until further notice…
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Mr. O'Sullivan has kept his promise to submit a proposal for extending the railway into the city, and both the Sydney morning papers yesterday had a plan of the…
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Creaking, squeaking, grumbling, grinding, Smoke an dust together blinding, Rumbling, grambling, groaning, pumping, Slowly, surely,bumping,thumping—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Very Latest. London, Monday afternoon. a Railway Van on Fire
A luggage van on the Highland express train Inverness to Perth, got on fire. The guard took refuge outside and sigualled the driver with a red lamp. The smoke obscured the signals, and when…
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Mr Townsend has just returned to town after 90 mile run with a Winton moter car. On the journey the car crossed the Hunter River twice, and gave everyone…
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Following is a list of lowest tenders for 1901 1902 contracts, opened by the District Engineer on Monday last:—No. 1, Great northern Road (fresh…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Eight Hours For Railway Employees
THE Premier, on Saturday, had an interview with the Railway Commissioners on the question of the adoption of the eight-hours system throughout…
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A deputation representing the Tramway running' staff interviewed the Railway Commissioners to-day and urged that the eight hour system should be extended to them. One speaker said they did not wish…
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A man named Frederick Darrah cut his throat last night in the up-mail tram between Goulburn and North Goulburn. Two other male passengers who were him in the carriage, gave the alarm…
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