To-day’s Leaders A Huge Budget Sugar Rationed Took Motor Car Without Consent
NEWCASTLE Monday. —For taking and using a motor-car without the consent of the owner, George Lewis (18),…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
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Coalfield Railway Services
KUKRI KURRI Monday.—Complaints regarding the inadequacy of the train services were made by Mr. R. J. Saxons or Kurri…
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At a conference yesterday consisting of the Cessnock Municipal Council, Kearsley Shire and Rover Motors Ltd…
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"People are packed into carriages like cattle into trucks," Mr. P. J. Saxton (Kurri Kurri) said at a meeting of the Kurri Kurri State…
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NEWCASTLE Wednesday. — For travelling in a train from Waratah to Wickham without paying his fare, John Aloysius…
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CANBERRA Wednesday — In Sydney on Saturday, the Minister for the Army, Mr. Forde, will receive a deputation from Kearsley…
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The shire engineer, Mr. W. R. Lindsay, made the following report to Tarro Shire Council at its meeting to-day:—…
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In reply to representations made on behalf of Maitland Pastures Protection Board for [?] construction of [?] bridge [?]…
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SYDNEY Wednesday—An extraordinary mix-up, following an alleged error in shunting at Goulburn, resulted in 15 train…
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SYDNEY Thursday—The general president of the tramway and Omnibus employees’ Union. Mr. A. Bagnell. said to-day that…
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Some sensational rumours were current in town to the effect that an obstruction had been found on the railway line hear Singleton. Enquiry…
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There was a large [?] at the C.U.S.A. [?] afternoon when [?] series war [?]…
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Fourteen passenger's from Canberra arrived at Sydney instead of Melbourne because their sleeping carriage had been coupled to the wrong…
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The Railway Department announced that the following trains will not run to-morrow: 9.25 a.m. sydney to Newcastle; 1.15…
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The Assistance Engineer Mr. W. R. Li[?] reported at to-day’s meeting of Bo[?] Shire Council that the work of [?]…
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Muswellbrook colliery's contract for the supply of 35,000 tons of large coal at 19/2½ per ton has been accepted by the Railway Department…
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An extraordinary mix-up, following an alleged error in shunting at Goulburn, resulted in 15 train, travellers, who went to bed in a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →25 Years Ago (From Issues of the "Argus" Dated August 30, September 1 and 4, 1917) Singleton Faring Badly Under Railway Service
The treatment meted out to Singleton in train services and railway fares, when placed side by side with Maitland and other places, calls for…
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The Commissioner for Railways Mr. Hartigan, has accepted tenders for the supply of 1,860,500 tons of coal to the Railway Department from…
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LAUGH AT THESE In these grim times it is good sometimes to tough. These stories and quips are offered as an incentive to…
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