North Coast Railway Works
Out of respect to the memory of his late Majesty King Edward VII, there will be a cessation of work along the first section of the North Coast Railway on…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1910
1,527 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 28 of 77
Letter to the Editor. Tuesday's Tram Accident
Sir.— I have read your report upon the motor accident near Capper's. You say that my car slipped round the tram engine. Now, as a matter of fact, both the tram…
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An inquest was opened this morning on the body of Arthur Gullick, who died from injuries received as the result of a collision between a sulky in which he was being driven and a…
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As a mark of respect to the memory of the late King, the Superintendent of the Newcastle and Maitland tram lines (Mr. N. J. Murno) informs us that the head lights of the motors will…
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All the North-Eastern Company's trains will be brought to a standstill on Friday for ten [?] when the remains of the late King leave Westminster Hall…
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Turkey, for strategical reasons, has abandoned the iden of extending the Bagdan railway to Alexandretta, and has reverted to the original plan of following the inland route from Adana…
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Statistics for 1000 show the following decreases in number of passengers carried on the railways of the United Kingdom:—First-class, 1,565,103; second-class, 3,325,562; third-class, 8,367,825…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →M. Blerlot's Feats. How He Flew Above an Express Train
While Mr. Latham is waiting his chance to cross the Channel other aeroplonists are daily making progress in inland flying. Of these the most successful is M. Bleriot,…
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The steamer Electra arrived at Wingham with 63 tons of fishplates for the railway contractors. The main camp is not yet connected by rail with the contractor's whaif, but the work of laying the…
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He was nothing but a tramp, a modest, retiring, tramp, one of Nature's noblemen kind; and when in answer to his timid knock a young matron opened the…
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With reference to his representations to the Chief Railway Commissioner, regarding the 5.40 a.m. train from West Maitland, and the petition forwarded for a service…
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Ten non-commissioned officers of the Grenadier Guards in which King Edward was formerly Lieutenant and Captain, carries the casket from the train, which was…
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Mrs. F. A. Steel, a distinguished writer on matters Anglo-Indian, contributes an eloquent article on "The Grand Trunk Road of India," to the April "Windsor Magazine." In the course of it…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Correspondence. Bad District Roads. [To the Editor.]
Sir,—I have travelled over the road from Wollong to Cessnock frequently of late, and think it is the worst and most neglected road I have seen for…
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Sir,—In the "Herald" I noticed a paragraph under the above heading dated Narrabri, Monday 16th, as follows:…
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Alfred Garside, a railway fitter, was riding a tricycle at Junee last night, when he was run over by a stock train. He had several rib broken, besides sustaining severe internal…
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Sir,—In a Sydney contemporary I notice a paragraph, under the above heading, dated Narrabri, Monday 16, as follows :—"The decision of the Government to build…
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The Erie Railroad has adopted a wages agreement. Conductors and trainmen will receive slightly under the Baltimore seale…
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Almost everyone in this district, we venture to say (says the "Uralla Times") will regret to hear that Mr. S. Toting, the courteous and obliging station-master at Uralla, is advised to prepare to…
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It is not enough for most people to have the hat well secured with an automobile veil, and the face left exposed to cutting blasts. For all motoring it is wiser to…
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