Motor Collisions
On Friday night last, in John-street, Mr Burgmann, of Maitland-road, came into collision with Mr C. A. Buchan, who was going out of Pitt-street into…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1930
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Stolen Motors Remarkable Growth of Thefts
Police records show an amazing increase during 1929 in the number of motor vehicles stolen or illegally "borrowed." No fewer than 2626 motor…
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Eight persons were injured when a tram car, driven by J. Barker, crashed into a stationary tram at a junction near the White Bay Power House,…
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Good progress is being made with the bridge at Bruce's Crossing. I. the favorable weather conditions continue it will be long before…
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At the West Maitland Police Court, yesterday, Roy Goodwin was fined £2 and 8/- costs, on a charge of having driven a motor lorry…
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At Friday's meeting of the Shire Council a letter was read from the Singleton Chamber of Commerce, asking for co-operation in a movement to…
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During the week-end motor car accidents were responsible for five deaths in Victoria and three in New South Wales, while 66 persons were injured…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Service 30,000 Seek Employment
Nearly 30,000 applications for employment were received by the Railway Department during 1929. Owing to the completion of certain capital…
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Albert Williams, 21, of Abbot-street, West Mautland, a boiler maker, employed at the Cardiff workshops, sustained abrasions to the back of the…
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A couple of motor, accidents, in addition to those already reported, occurred in Singleton at the weekend. In John-street Mr. Burgmann…
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Some indication of the growing popularity of the Federal Capital may be gathered from the recent formation of a Government Tourist…
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Police records show an amazing increase during 1929 in the number of motor vehicles stolen for illegally "borrowed." No fewer than 2626 motor…
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A distressful incident occurred on the Grange road Sunday afternoon, when a motor car containing seven persons crashed into…
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Billy Galloway, who was a hero of the days when motor cycle facing was booming in this district, is back in Cessnock…
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The Maitland District Chamber of Commerce advised the West Maitland Council, at its meeting last night, that it had communicated with the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →East Maitland Council Aerodrome Proposed the Estimates for 1930
East Maitland Municipal Council met last evening, when the Mayor, Aid. W. G. Raisbeck presided. There were also present, Aid. A. S. Foster…
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Motorists complain of the fact that on the gravelled length of road entering the township of Greta there is a number of iron bolts projecting above…
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Discussing the satisfactory progress that has been made with the construction of the harbour bridge, the Minister for Works (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →World Tour. Motor Cyclists Reach Canberra
After a journey of nearly 15,000 miles by motor cycle two Englishmen, Messrs, J. Gill and E. Stephens, have arrived in Canberra. On…
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Motorists traversing the Singleton streets would do well to make them selves thoroughly conversant with the police traffic regulations, as daily…
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