Tramway Strike in Brisbane Conference Fails to Settle Dispute
Brisbane tramway employees commenced a strike at 1.30 this morning, and the majority of Brisbane's vorkers had to walk to their places…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
1,046 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 36 of 53
Train Cuts Announced Alterations On Northern Runs
SYDNEY Thursday. — Details of cuts in train services as a result of the coal shortage were announced yesterday by the…
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For having failed to drive his motor lorry as near as practicable to the kerb on his left, Robert Brown Robinson, of King-street. Raymomd Terrace was fined…
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BRISBANE Thursday. — The Brisbane tram strike entered its second day this morning with no move being made towards a…
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SYDNEY Friday—Arthur Willson, 19, British seaman, was killed last night when run down by an electric train. He was…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday.—While endeavouring to recover her hat, which had been blown off by the strong wind, Jessie Alienby, 40…
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Drastic cuts, to take effect on Monday, 3rd September, have been made in train services in consequence of the shortage of coal stocks…
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About 200 trains a week will be discontinued as a result of drastic cuts in train services announced by the New South Wales Railway…
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After a protracted hearing covering the best part of four sessions, at the Cessnock Police Court, the charges against…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →War Bridge Party for War Veterans
Mrs. S. Grice’s home on Campbell’s Hill was yesterday afternoon the rendezvous of 60 or 70 ladies who, in the spirit of the…
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The Minister for Transport through the [?] J. M. [?] Cessnock Council [?] Government Railways…
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SOME time ago we referred to the decision to build a reinforced concrete over the Hunter River at…
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NEW YORK Sept 1—Travellers Just returned from Annam report that Annamite nationalists have been allowed by the Japan…
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A car the property of Mr. Jack Deoley of Rossbrook was taken from the street at Campbell’s Hill last night It was…
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CANBERRA Friday—The Minister tor Defence, Mr. Beasley, said in the House of Representatives that the Supply Department…
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NEWCASTLE, Mon.—A young woman travelling by train from Sydney to Newcastle on Friday was attacked by a seaman of the…
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Because of the restrictions on trains, which came into effect yesterday, mails have been re-organised, and local arrangements have been…
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BRISBANE, Monday.—The Industrial Court is making an effort to-day to settle the tram strike. Unless it is successful…
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Sir.—For some considerable time past much dissatisfaction has been expressed, both by ratepayers and the general public; regarding the above…
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Roland George Brown was fined 14/6. with 5/6 costs, at Cessnock Police Court this morning, for rifling a motor eyde in Vincent Street on…
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