The Railway
The continued wet weather caused a temporary cessation of the work of constructing the railway line across Overton flats. But it is hoped…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1912
1,744 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 52 of 88
Railway Fatality. Stationmaster Killed
While an express engine was returning to the railway sheds at Junee on Sunday blood was noticed on the wheels. A closer examination reveal…
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William Palmer, 39 years of age, a resident of Waratah, was knocked down by a tram at East Maitland last night, and was cut about the bead, besides' which he suffered…
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Several loaded waggons of a goods-train left the rails, at Hurstville this morning, blocking traffic for a considerable time…
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An express train came into collison with a local and an English jockey were killed…
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There is small hope of reaching an amicable agreement in the railway dispute, in which 10,600 workers ago affected…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Accident in Ireland. Many Passengers Injured. (By Cable.) London
An excursion train, while shunting at Lombardstown, Ireland, collided with some buffers. The impact was so severe that the engine was derailed and…
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The motor launch Detroit crossed from New York to Queenstown in 21 days 16 hour's under stormy conditions…
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All accident occurred to the 5.50 p.m. passenger train from Mount Victoria to Sydney, near Parramatta, on Sunday night last, and the passengers had a…
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One of the Kempsey cars met with an accident on Wednesday evening last which might have resulted more seriously. When…
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A serious railway accident occurred at Parramatta on Sunday night which, fortunately, was unattended with injury to anyone, when a fully-loaded passenger train…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Wool Market. John Bridge and Co.'s Report
No sales have been held in any of the markets of the Commonwealth this last week, but the same strong inquiry at prices fully equal to…
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Mr. W. J. Hanna, Under-Secretary of Public Works, received a couple of deputations in place of the Minister, Mr. Griffith, the change being rendered necessary by the…
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The Government does not often get into trouble over departmental measures, but it is now obvious that the Railway Rates Bill cannot be passed in…
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We are reliably informed that there is no immediate likelihood of any large number of men being put on in connection with the work of constructing the railway to…
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Lord Pirrie, interviewed at Copenhagen by the London "Telegraph," said:—"I was on board the Danish motor vessel Fiona during her recent trips in the Kioljford, and can only…
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The work of scooping and ploughing on the Merriwa railway route in the vicinity of the town was delayed by the recent wet weather. Friday morning…
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A motorman and several passengers [?] a Cleveland South-west and Column[?] interurban car are reported to have been killed and many to have been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Dangerous Railway Crossing. Another Fatality. Abermain
A youth named Waiter Hill (16), was killed at Abermain Railway Crossing yesterday afternoon., about three o'clock, almost at the identical spot where Stationmaster Keating…
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At the opening of the tramway to [?] been on Saturday, Mr. Griffith, [?] Works, expressed the hope that the [?]ling facilities provided would cause [?]…
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