Sensational Motor Race
[?] in the Vanderbilt Cup race, [?] several persons were killed, cut the [?] protecting the course, and reck[?] to move until the cars…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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The Tramway Proposals
The Tramway proposals of the Government as far as they go are right, but they do not go far enough. In proposing the construction of the line from East Maitland to…
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Mr. John Harper (Chief Traffic Manager), speaking at the annual picnic of the metropolitan coaching branch of the New South Wales Government railways at Botany, in…
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The South Manchurian railway loan has been oversubscribed in Tokio. The Chinese declined to subscribe owing to the absence of funds. The railway is purely Japanese…
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No less than 200,000 spectators witnessed a great motor car race near New York. M. Wagner, of France, with a 100 horse-power…
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To-morrow the Government will invite Sydney applications for the positions rendered vacant by the dissolution of the Railway…
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"In consequence of the excellent financial position of the railways, and in accordance with a promise made by the Commissioners some time ago, important reductions in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Turmoil in Russia. Constitutional Democrats in Congress. Millions Embezzled in the Railways. LONDON, Monday
Five hundred delegates attended a congress of Constitutional Democrats at Helsingfors. The congress endorsed the manifesto issued by…
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Several large meetings have been held in the Hawkesbury district with a view of arousing interest in an agitation for the construction of…
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The many friends of Mr. Robert Small, fonnerly Railway Station Master at Ardglen, and for the past 5½ years occupying a similar…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The British Railway T[?] Fewer Killed, But Mc[?] Hurt in 1005
A Blue-book has been issued [?] taining the record of accidents ported to the British Board of [?] as having occurred on the [?]…
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Our attention has been directed to a statement made by a member of the Kurri Kurri Progress Association a few days ago with respect to the alleged anomalous charges for…
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Mr. G. Grey, of Gresford, has received word from the Roads Branch of the Public Works Department that steps are being taken to erect a now culvert cm tho road to the Pass…
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IN consequence of the excellent financial position of the railways, and in accordance with a promise made by the Commissioners some time ago, important reductions in the freights…
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Some time ago the Railway Commissioners promised, in view of the favourable state of the railway finances, that they would consider reductions in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Armed Burglars. Robbery at 'A' Railway Station
'A' daring robbery was committed at the Wandong railway station, Victoria, on Thursday night, two armed men entered the premises, gagged Braddish, the assistant…
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Two hundred thousand spectators witnessed the Vanderbilt Cup motor race at Long Island. M. Wagner, of France, with a 100 horse-power Darracq, was the winner…
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Mr. John Harper (Chief Traffic M[?]speaking at the annual picnic of theo-politan coaching branch of the New [?] Wales Government railways at Botan…
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The Tramway proposals of the Government as far as they go are right, but they do not go far enough. In proposing the construction of the line from East Maitland to…
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