Victorian Railway Trouble. Amicable Settlement. a Government Victory
MELBOURNE, Saturday afternoon.—At the interview to day between the Minister for Railways (Mr. Bent) and the members of the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
586 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 18 of 30
The Singleton Argus Tuesday, August 19Th, 1902. the Premeditated Railway Strike
As this article is written, the threatened railway strike in Victoria still hangs in the balance, and the paralysis of traffic is not yet. That the situation…
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AT an important interview on Saturday afternoon, at Melbourne, between the Minister for Railways and the members of the Railways…
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AT about 10 o'clock on Saturday morning a fettler, named David John Dunning, was run ever and killed by a train on the railway line between…
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Mr. J. G L. Fi[?]zpatrick: I desire to ask the Secretary for Public Works, now that he is fairly flush of funds, if he will give some indication as to…
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Miss Agnes Logan, an Australian, has been killed by a motor car accident in Scotland…
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At the request of the Gundy Progress Association, and others interested in the carrying out of the proposed and promised deviations on Scone-Gundy…
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An anticipated the recent visit of Mr Usher, traffic manager of the Commissioners' Branch, Sydney, to the North Coast districts, was merely…
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The youths of the city are complaining of the sharp practice of one of their number. One of the best situations in town (from a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →[All Rights Reserved.] Romances of the Road. a Story of Pitt Place, Epsom
Fit Place, called after the chalk-pits that were near it, not after the statesman, is one of those old houses that fringe the Downs at Epsom, and give a character to the famous…
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Miss Agnes Logan, an, Australian, has been killed by a motor car accident in Scotland…
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Very rarely (says "The Globe") has an epoch-making incident made such unobstrusive appearance in the Press as the completion of the…
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Excellent progress is being made with the construction of the new railway line being laid down by the aberdare Coalmining Company from their property to junction with the Stanford-Merthyr line,…
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Much to the relief of the Victorian community, there is no longer any reason to four that a strike will take place on the railways. At a meeting of the railway employes on Saturday resolutions were passed…
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Considerable uneasiness was caused on Saturday afternoon to residents of the town who had relatives journeying to Newcastle and Sydney by train, by a rumour which gained currency, and quickly spread,…
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It may be remembered that last month Mr. Usher, traffic inspector, of the Railway Department, visited West Maitland in order to initiate a thorough inspection of the route…
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Between Currabubula and Werris Creek this morning about three o'clock, a woman fell from a train and sustained injuries sufficient to render her unconscious for some hours. From…
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YET another meeting touching the above matter, so prominently before the public for several years, was held at the School of Arts yesterday…
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