Excursion Fares for Railway Travel
It is announced that no special trains will be run to provide the usual monthly excursion service for February, but on certain days…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
1,225 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 62
Live Stock Starving in Riverina Inability of Railways to Carry Feed
Concern at the inability of the Railways Department to carry from Victoria feed for live stock starving in the Riverina was expressed on…
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[?] Leaving the Neath road at a [?] at Lintons's shop yesterday [?] a car driven by cecil[?] [?] of casenock collided with…
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Pending- Kearsley Shire Council's' approval;., the Shire Engineer, Mr. W. R. Lindsay, wan instructed by Bolwarra shire council…
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Here is one of many young British women who have taken to skilled mechanical work so as to release men for the fighting services. She is adjusting Tannel clearances on an aeroengine and prides herself on her supple wrists, which help in this work. She was…
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At Tuesday night's meeting of the Cessnock Municipal Council, the Mayor (G. Heery) reported:— "I have been concerned with the…
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Work on re-decking the overhead railway bridge near the Aberdeen station is now proceeding. The Department had not intended to do this,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Hospital Train Delivered to Military Authorities Conversion Complete in Eight Days
A hospital train lias been delivered to the military authorities by the New South Wales Government Railways…
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Mr. E. W. Shaw, president of the executive committee of the Old Age and Invalid Pensioners' Association, has received the…
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SINGLETON Friday.— Harold [?]ole Head, a grocer, at John-st., Singleton. was fined £1, with 10/ court costs. In default three…
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NEWCASTLE Friday.—On November 18 Gordon J. Hall, of Hannell-street, Wickham, rode a cycle there. A motor car…
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Harold N. Head was called in the local Police Court yesterday on a charge of having failed to give way to the motorist on his right. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →SPORT and SPORTSMEN-- The "Scouts'" Review in the Sportlight of the Week. Cricket. Muscle Creek, Bowman Park, A. McCoy, A. Delforce, A. Harrison, F. Connell, R. Weekes, W. Moffat, J. Spence, C. Robb. BOWLS. F. Allen, J. Lowe, C. Harbin, W. Berry. Greyhound Racing. W. J. Gardiner, R. J. Hopkins, W. Adnum, Mrs. H. A. Bridge, Mrs. A. Jordan. Cricket. Victoria Park Topples
Muscle Creek is deservedly placed first in the honor roll of sporting activities of the week, the sensational defeat of Victoria Park having given…
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MAKE USE OF IT., We have all been taught by a grim national circumstance to waste nothing and to bring to light all…
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The plight of the munition workers of Morpeth and other surrounding districts who were forced to wait for long periods…
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Confusion has been caused by a newspaper report from Melbourne that white licences (f.e. without priority numbers) have…
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BATAVIA Feb. 8.— Eighteen Europeans and three Indonesians were killed when a passenger train collided with a goods train…
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A PoIish Soldier leaps from specially constructed tower during a demonstration parachute troop training ln Britain, before General Sikorskf[?] Polish Premier and. Commander-in-chief, and other, high officers of the British and Polish armies. In the course here…
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BATAVIA Feb, 8.— Eighteen Europeans and three Indonesians were killed when a passenger [?]rain collided with a goods train…
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