Motor Cycle Struck Telegraph Pole
SYDNEY Tuesday—A man and his wife were injured when a motor cycle struck a telegraph pole at the corner of King and…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
1,046 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 23 of 53
Hawkesbury Rail Bridge
SYDNEY Wednesday.— A 1000 ton ton steel structure to form another span of the Hawkesbury River Railway bridge, was placed…
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CESSNOCK Wed. — Kearsley Shire Council has been advised by the Minister tor Transport that he had taken up the…
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LONDON, June 6.—Road deaths in Britain during the war averaged 20 daily, says the Ministry of War…
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Advocacy in local circles to the Railway authorities has resulted in the school train being put back on an old running schedule, namely…
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SINGLETON Thursday.— The school train, which was recently altered to arrive at Singleton at 6.41 p.m., has been again altered…
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SYDNEY Thurs.—The body of Arthur James Painter (42), married, of [?] was found on the railway line near Oathey…
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At Cessnock Council meeting on Tuesday night the Mayor (Ald. J. Brown) reported:—"In view of the possibility of the…
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After leaving the Miller’s Forest-West Maitland bus at Martin’s Wharf Road, Miller’s Forest, at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday…
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Kearsley Shire Council has been advised by the Minister for Transport that he had taken up the question of a re-adjustment of the railway…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Railway Teams. "A" Grade
S. Black; L. Waters, V. Doyle, B. Simpson, H. Morris; C. York; P. Torpey; Francis, Gallagher, Hughes, Thompson, McLean, McGuire.'…
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Railway pilfering in N.S.W. now averages about £300,000 a year. Most of the stolen goods, detectives believe, are sold on the black market, where they…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Tennis Court Competition Tennis
We are very desirous of running a competition stretching over an indefinite period, which is called a "ladder" competition. This competition…
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SYDNEY Friday.—Railway pilfering in New South Wales now averages about £300,000 a year. Most of the stolen goods,…
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MUSWELLBROOK. — At [?] meeting of the Muswellbrook Progress Association, the [?] reported that the railway…
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SYDNEY Friday—The NRMA reports that, following a long campaign by it and affiliated organisations for the removal of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Pilfering Stolen Goods Sold on Black Market
Railway pilfering in New South Wales now averages about £300,000 a year. Most of the stolen goods, detectives believe, are sold on the…
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CESSNOCK Sat —The numbers of Passengers travelling wo[?] not justify the expense of [?] tending to Cessnock the…
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SYDNEY Saturday.—Last year the NSW Railways paid £127,807 compensation for pilfered goods compared with £20,881 the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tune Motor Engines to New Fuel
SYDNEY Friday.—In View of the lowering of the duality of petrol on sale to the public, the NRMA considers that the…
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