Harmsworth Motor Case
Motor-car [?] have been [?] this holiday season, and public [?] is again being [?] to the [?] of some better regulation of this…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
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Fatal Motor Car Accident [By Telegraph.] Sydney
William Horsefield, aged 71, who was run over by a motor car in Oxford-street on Friday last, died in the hospital this morning…
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There has been a remarkable development in the circumstances of the Harmsworth motor-car case. Mr. Hildebrand Harmsworth's Spanish chauffeur, [?] Cornalbas, has been…
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The coroner held an inquiry to-day into circumstances connected with the death of John Blackmore, as the result of a fall from a tram, and returned a verdict of…
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SHEEP SKINS.—Exceedingly strong competition. Further hardening tendency manifested. HIDES.—Intense demand for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The North Coast Railway
An advertisement which appeared in our last issue shows that Dungog is at last making a move in regard to the railway. The (Mayor) Aid Alison…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Harmsworth Motor Case. Sensational Development
THERE has been a remarkable develop merit in the circumstances of the Harmsworth motor-car case (says a London correspondent.) Mr…
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THE frequency of tram accidents, and the large sums which have to be paid by the public, through the Railway Commissioners, in respect of them continue to…
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Very good progress now continues to be made with the works of the new bridge across the Hunter River, connecting Singleton with Dunolly Fresh…
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Sir,—I have been in many parts of the Commonwealth, and have seen many roads repaired, but I must give the East Maitland Council the cake for manner they carry…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →St. Paul's Parish. Opening of St. Andrews Church, Bishop's Bridge
To the Anglican residents of Bishop's Bridge, Friday was on occasion of great rejoicing and thankfulness, for it marked the opening of the new and handsome brink church of St. Andrew's…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Our London Letter. (From Our Special Correspondent). Booming Canada.-the Exodus of Emigrants.-are Alien Immigrants.- Unmixed Evil?-their Thriftiness in the United States. -Motor Buses and Electric Trams.—inscrease of the Word's Armaments.—aus— Trala and Canada and the Navy—how English School Teachers Are Paid. London, May 4, 1905. The Savlation Army and Immigration
I know Canada pretty well, and I know Australia very well, and I have no hesitation in saying that Australia is far ahead of Canada as a field for…
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There has been a remarkable development in the circumstances of the Harmsworth motor car case. Mr. Hildebrand Harmsworth's Spanish…
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The Railway Department announces in this issue particulars of special cheap excursion train to Sydney on Friday, June 23. The fares will be at the cheap rates of…
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John McNulty and M. Murphy are the lowest equal tenderers for the construction of a timber beam bridge over Deep Crock, at £355. There were 13 tenders…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tram Collision
Two trams collided to-day near Botany. appears one tram made an emergency Stop to avoid a vehicle, when the other came up behind and crashed into it. As a result of…
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Sir,— Re Cyclist's remarks on East Maitland and its roads, &c., I wish to than him for nothing so far as the cake is concerned. East Maitland secured that year…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Late News by Cable. London, June 12. Train Ethergrams
Ethergrams between express trains on the Chicago-St. Louis line have been successfully tested over distances of 50 miles. It is expected that the sending of such messages will…
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If numerically speaking the meeting held in the Oldfellow's Hall on Saturday night last in connection with the North Coast railway, was not so successful as the of…
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