Trams Collide Passengers Hurt One in Hospital Sydney, Friday
As the result of two trams colliding at the Milson's Point station this morning several persons were injured, including Melbourne Armour (34)…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1933
2,125 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 19 of 107
N.S.W. Railways
Addressing the Millions Club in Sydney yesterday, the new Chief Commissioner for Railways (Mr. Hartigan) admitted that a…
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The motor drive held during the week-end in the interests of the Church of England, was successful, and the finances will benefit greatly…
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The Railway Department announced on Friday a substantial reduction in charges for the conveyance of horses which have taken part in race,…
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According to the report of the Commissioner for Road Transport there were 13,689 motor vehicles on the road at the end of February, 1933, 208,187…
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Four people were injured, two seriously, while several others suffered from the effects of, shock this morning, when two tranis collided at Milson's…
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When the Sydney Harbour Bridge celebrates its first birthday on March 19 next, it is estimated that 27,000,000 people will have…
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The flannel dance and war bridge evening, held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Howarth, Lorn, on Saturday night,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hints for Motorists Heating Control Devices Good Ignition Coil Pays
Although in order to obtain full efficiency from the mixture it is desirable that it, should be warmed to a certain extent, much trouble can…
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When he crashed on his motor-cycle on the High-street overhead bridge, on Sunday afternoon, John Jory, 19, of Morpeth-road. East Maitland, received…
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At Armidale Police Court, Michael Patrick O'Sullivan was sentenced to six months' hard labor for illegally using a motor ear, the property of W…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Singleton Argus Local and General News Railway Revenue
Figures shown by the Singleton Railway Station for the month of February are as follow:—Passenger tickets issued, 1949; passenger revenue, £620;…
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Colin Ryan, aged 30, was pinned underneath, a blazing motor cycle late last night, and was severely burned. He was riding along King-street,…
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"Government Gazette," January 31, 1865: It has been deemed expedient to make a parish road from Munyaree Flat, via Marlee Flat, to Bobin Flat…
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"Government Gazette," February 7, 1860: Having deemed it expedient to open a road . . . from Wingham ta Wherrol Flat, on the western branch…
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"Government Gazette," November 27, 1866: . . . Having deemed it expedient to make a parish road from Scott's Creek on Mitchell's Island to the south…
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A collision, in which a motor lorry and a motor cycle figured, occurred in Bride-street, near the Bank of New South Wales about 5 p.m. yesterday…
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"Government Gazette," June 19,1860: His Excellency the Governor-General ...having deemed it expedient to open and make a parish road (to be…
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A letter was received from the Clerk, Warrah Shire Council, in respect of the above, as follows: — "Referring to your letter of 10th…
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Conflicting reports have been received regarding the Incident at Quorn, on the trans-continental railway, when a number of youths…
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