Wage Claim for S.m. Railways
NEWCASTLE Wednesday—The [?] was resumed to-day before Mr. Justice Cantor, to the Industrial Commission of the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
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Registration of Motor Vehicles
SYDNEY Wed. — The Commissioner for Road Trasport, Mr. Neaie, said that 266,829 motor vehicles were registered in New…
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On the occasion of the hospital visit yesterday afternoon it was found that most patients are on the highway to recovery. Two or…
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Trading surplus to the Railway Department for the supply of electricity to the northern area for the year ended June 30 was £7315…
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The Minister for the Army. writing to Newcastle Chamber of Commerce through Mr. D. Watkins, MP, on the subject of the…
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DRIVING POWER. We are all accustomed to the power which drives our machinery and upon which we all depend for our food,…
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When a charge of having caused damage to a military vehicle to the extent of £200 came before a court martial at…
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When returning from London by the last train, Ernest Arthur Bear, 35, engineer, of Woodside Road, South Norwood, overslept and was…
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NEWCASTLE Monday —Pleading guilty in the police court to-day to having In his possession is gallons of motor spirit suspected stolen or…
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Travel concessions on the New South Wales railways, trains, and 'buses, for relatives of invalided soldiers, were announced yesterday by…
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CESSNOCK Wednesday—Kear[?] Shire Council last night appointed Cra. A. Johnson and W. Varty to represent it on a…
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BRISBANE Thursday.—Two brothers, Albert and Anthony Ost, 11 and 8 respectively, were run down and killed by a mall…
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By sitting on the edge of a sleeper on a railway viaduct at Upper Burringbar, Mrs. L. M. Turnville, of Coorabell Creek, narrowly missed…
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Writing home a Maitland district airman in New Guinea says: "The Americans are the boys for making reads. Certainly they…
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Two brothers, Albert and Anthony Ost, 11 and 8 respectively, were run down and killed by a mail train near Brisbane. They were on their way…
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The District Surveyor of the Land Board, Mr. H. G. Same, informed Bolwarra Shire Council to-day that the survey in…
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CESSNOCK Friday.— The district coroner (Mr. W. S. Johnston) conducted as inquest this afternoon at Greta Courthouse in…
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Travel concessions on the New South Wales railways, trams, and buses for relatives of invalided soldiers are announced by the…
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SYDNEY Sat.—We would need all our present Strength and more to accomplish the task of defeating the Japanese in the…
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MELBOURNE Saturday — The secretary of the Greyhound Racing Control Council (Mr. L. G. Arthur), commenting on the ban…
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