The Abermain Railway Fatality
Mr. W. Carruthers, who at the inquest upon the body of Mr. W. J. Keating, stationmaster at Abermain, appeared for the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Federation, on Wednesday last, informs…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1912
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Train Accident
A collision between a Champbell's Hill bound tram and a sulky, driven by Mr. W. N. Ramsay, of East Maitland, occurred on the East Maitland Road, in the vicinity of High-street…
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A deputation of town and district residents waited upon Mr. Jas Fallick, M.L.A., on Saturday, and handed to him a petition for presentation to the Minister of Public Works, asking for the…
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On Saturday morning at Mather's Hotel Mr. James Fallick, M.L.A. received a deputation of residents of Sydenham and other using Noble's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →COMMERCIAL. John Bridge and Co.'s, Ltd, Report
Sheep Skins.—We submitted 11,197, our catalogue being the largest offered by a margin of 3247. Great excitement prevailed during the progress of our Bale,…
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On Thursday, August 20, 1868, a disaster, involving the most fearful results and of a nature which renders is absolutely without parallel in the history of the railway system,…
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On Sunday word came through from Gosford that James Cahill had been killed on the line near that place on Saturday night, but no details of the fatality…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Singleton Argus. Thursday, July 23. the Railways
The management and prospects of the railways of the State constitute a perennial subject of discussion, and their administration of the railway system will…
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Another remarkable tram accident occurred on Sunday on the Wallsend line, a few hundred yards from the Broadmeadow junction, where, on Thursday…
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During last month 3737 passenger[?] at Singleton, for a coaching [?] £864 19s 7d, as compared with [?] sengers, and £669 revenue for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Motor Car Accident. Miraculous Escape
A sensational accidnet occurred on [?] Mountain, between Wingham and Gloucester. A motor car, with live passengers, left Gloucester some time after lunch, but owing to…
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"The Australian railroads are all owned by the Government, and they are, without exception, the worst in the world." This is the scathing criticism of Mr. H. J. Patten,…
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The following official communication has been addressed to Major Nicholson, member for Maitland:—"Public Works Department, Sydney, July 23, 1912. Sir,—With reference…
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"The Australian railroads are all owned by the Government, and they are, without exception, the worst in the world," is the sweeping and scathing criticism of our…
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The Chief Railway Commission[?] R. Johnson, who was accompanied John Harper, Assistant Commissioner a brief visit of inspection to the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farmers' Requirements. Further Railway Facilities. Improved Telephone System
The Farmers and Settlers' Conference agreed to the following motions on Tuesday:— That the Federal Postal Department…
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Further particulars of the death of James Cahill, jun., who was killed on the railway line near Gosford on Saturday, show that the fatality was a very…
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The patriarchs of the railway Service, hearted by Messrs. Stuart Robertson, Kearsley, Hoyle, James and Crowford, MsL.A., interviewed the state Treasmer on Thursday…
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Mr. T. R. Johnson, Chief Railway Commissioner, Mr. J. Harper, Assistant Commissioner, and Mr. J. Fraser, Engineer-in-Chief for Existing Lines, went up to Dungog…
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The following report, has to the Minister of Works by Simpson, Supervising Engineers and Tramways (Construction)…
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