Express Motor Routes After the War
SYDNEY Tuesday—In the opinion of the NRMA, the post-war possibilities opened up by that Main Roads. (Amendment) Bill,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
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Alleged Stealing Of Motor Car
SINGLETON Wed.—Three men, Ernest William Berrigan, Robert Berrigan and Robert Charles Car, were charged at…
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The Department of Main Roads has edvised Kearsley Council that in view of the limited staff available and consequent difficulty the Council would…
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Kearsley Council lias received the following communication from the Minister for Transport, through Mr. J. M. Baddeley, in connection with toll…
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Ald. Farrell moved at Wednesday's meeting of the council that a letter be forwarded to Mr. D'Arcy Rose, M.L.A., asking him to make representations to…
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To enable supplies to be brought forward to the infantry patrols steadily advancing against the Japanese in the…
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NEW YORK, April 7.— The American Associated Press says that United States engineers have announced a…
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SYDNEY Monday.—Settlement was achieved this morning in the strike of 400 men employed on. the Hawkesbury Hiver railway…
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The N.R.M.A. has made a further protest to the Government against the proposed imposition of a toll upon the new Hawkesbury river road…
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A settlement was achieved this morning in the strike of 400 men employed on the Hawkesbury River railway bridge, and the union…
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Commencing on Monday, 16th April, the Northern Tablelands Express will resume running on a daily schedule from Mondays to Saturdays. This has…
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BOUGAINVILLE.— Australians achieved another decisive victory on the Buln road when, in screaming [?] charges the…
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The quarter-mile steel and timber bridge on Prince's Highway across the Moruya River was swept away when flood waters struck it on…
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SYDNEY Wed—Whether not the Australian Railways Union, which ja seeking 500 men immediately to offset the effect…
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Whether or not the Australian Railways Union, which is seeking 500 men immediately to offset the effect of the restoration of normal…
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LONDON April 13.—The Russians have cut the Vienna-Brno railway and highway with the capture of the railway station…
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During March 4339 tickets were issued at Singleton Railway Station, and the coaching revenue totalled £2347. Goods revenue was £1182 and…
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The Russians have cut the Vienna-Brno highway with the capture of the railway station at Eidesbrunn and other Austrian towns, says a Moscow communique. Germans still in Vienna, where street fighting…
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NEWCASTLE.—John James Carr, SS, of Old Main-road, Cardiff, was found dead.in a storm water channel near his home…
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The Tablelands Express, most popular train for Singleton travellers under the old time-table of running, came back into operation…
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