Railway News Staff Changes
Mr. B. W. Drew, our obliging Assistant Station Master at Dungog Railway Station, has been notified of his promotion to West Tamworth. It…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1944
965 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 49
Tram Bus Workers Vote Against Hold-up
SYDNEY Tuesday—A mass meeting of more thin 1000 tram and bus workers last night voted against another transport…
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SO MUCH TO SO FEW. We nave heard so much of what is called “The Battle of Britain,” that it might easily be imagined…
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No radio production has ever inspired so much confidence in its success as “The Road to Tokio,” which begins early in…
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The Commonwealth Treasurer, Mr. J. B. Chifley, has advised Tarro Shire Council that in regard to the Commonwealth…
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SYDNEY Wed.—Further mass meetings of tramways and bus employees will probably he held next week to consider what…
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The District Superintendent of Railways, Newcastle, wrote to yesterday's meeting of Denman-Singleton P.P. Board, in answer to an…
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SYDNEY Thursday — Judge Drake-Brockman is expected to summon another conference of those in the bus and tram…
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SYDNEY Thurs—Robert Yuen 28 contractor of West-st Peter sham was fined £100 and costs in default 205 days imprisonment…
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SAILING ON: The sea is the home of romance and adventure, and it has been the setting for the most heroic exploits of…
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A very successful dance was held at Stroud Road on Friday, 28th January, in aid of the Dungog Ambulance. A large crowd attended and a most…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Quirindi Urges Better Train Service
QUIRINDI Friday.—The Hallway Commissioner, in reply to the Quirindi Municipal Council’s request to have the Northern…
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SYDNEY Friday— News that Mr. Falstein, MHR, 29-year-old pilot officer on whom the nation has spent £3000 to train, is not…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sequel to Bridge Crash Nominal Penalty Imposed by Magistrate
Arising out of an accident on Dunolly bridge on August 24 last, in which two children were hurt when a high tank, struck…
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Recently Kearsley Council made an application to the Commonwealth Coal Commission for a grant towards the…
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Railway revenue for last month at Aberdeen station was as follows: Tickets issued 802, amounting to £411, goods £2877, livestock…
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SYDNEY Friday.—The NRMA’s chief engineer (Mr. J. Fielder) says that the recent fixation of prices for servicing and…
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CANBERRA Friday — Advertisers of motor vehicles for sale must in future find out the maximum price allowed for the…
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SYDNEY Friday — Judge Drake-Brockman to-day refused an application by the Tramways and Bus Employees’ Union for a…
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Total revenue handled at Singleton railway station during January amounted to £2902, which is a considerable reduction on figures of…
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