Entertainer Killed by Tram
SYDNEY Friday.âWhen he was knocked down by a tram, in which the lights had been lowered to conform with brown-out…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
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Essential Motor Vehicles
SYDNEY Friday.—An official of the Liquid Fuel control Board to-day said that when essential motor vehicles have been fitted…
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An official of the Liquid Control Board to-day stated that when essential motor vehicles have been fitted with producer gas units, their petrol…
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When he was knocked down by a tram, in which the lights had been lowered to conform with the brownout regulations, in Oxford Street,…
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In a recent issue of "Pointers," magazine for the motoring trade, issued monthly by General Motois-Holdens Ltd., the big firm, under the…
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Even in the present war crisis, motorists, for a variety of reasons, requires travel in states other than that in which they are registered…
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The N.R.M.A, reports that [?] though it Is not compulsory, an increasing number of motorists are outlining their mudguards…
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The direful effect of drastic petrol rationing on the use of motor vehicles throughout Aus[?] has not vet become man[?]…
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To Inquirer: The first sod of the Maitland tra[?]ay was tur[?]ed on February is 1907, and the service was opened at 7.25 a.m…
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The British motor industry which, prior to the present war, was the second l[?] maker of automobiles, is playing a great…
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WASHINGTON Jan. 31.—The Navy Department has announced plans to train 30,000 pilots a year in the greatest aviation…
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The U.S. Navy Department has announced plans to train 30,000 pilots a year in the greatest aviation training, programme…
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It i. announced that no special trains will be [?]to provide the usual monthly excursion-; service 'for February, but on certain days…
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Civilians—men, women and children—would be far safer, in their own houses than on the road. "It may be," Mr. Forde said, "that…
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It is announced that no special trains will be run to provide the usual monthly excursion services for February, but on certain days during the…
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CANBERRA Tuesday.— The Minister for Customs Senator. Keane last night announced a reduction of 25 per cent, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Greyhound Racing. Double Wins Registered by J. Simpson and W. J. GARDINER. Stowaway Lass and High Road Dead Heat. Main Stake to Walter's Hope—success of Win Maid Gave Books Good Result
Double wins were registered by J. Simpson, of Muswellbrook, and W. J. Gardiner, of Aberdeen, at Saturday afternoon's meeting of the local Mechanical Coursing Club. Tyrone Bill and Walter's Hope registered the dual success for J. Simpson, and the two runners to register…
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ADELAIDE Wednesday —Hearing what they took to be the “alert” signal for [?] biren at 6 a.m. yesterday…
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A reduction of 25 per cent, on the pre-war rate of insurance for private motor vehicles and 12½ per cent, on commercial and…
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