Car and Motor Cycle in Serious Collision Local Youth Sustains Head Injuries
John Bower, aged 18, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Bower, of Broughton Street, was yesterday admitted to Dangar Cottage…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
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Dedication of Kearsley Road
RepIying to a deputation from Kearsley Shire which waited on him yesterday the Minister for Lands (Mr. Tully) said that…
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SINGLETON: John Bower, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Bower, of Goulbo[?] st., Singleton, was admitted to the Dangar…
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SYDNEY Friday.— The NRMA and BACA, m conjunction with affiliated motoring organisations all other States, have conveyed…
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Engineer Stewart submitted a special report on the proposed new road, Phillips Creek-Major's Creek. The cost would be £656 (pipe culverts…
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Attmors Dog Hall-road, in Kearsley Shire, would be surveyed by officers of the Lands Department and surveyors from the mines, and when…
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Muswellbrook No. 2 Colliery miners have ceased work as a protest against the dusty condition of the company's road leading from…
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At Tuesday's meeting of Wallarobba Shire Council a deputation led by Mr. Ab. Edwards interviewed Council regarding the Dungog-Sulisbury road…
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There was not the slightest risk to anybody travelling on the Hawkesbury railway bridge so long as the present speed limit…
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British motor-car manufacturers aim to produce [?]000,000 cars in the next 12 months, of which about 40,000 will be built this year. Half this number will be allocated to export. Although the Government does not guarantee to provide all the labour necessary, British firms have a way of overcoming such difficulties. The greater part of the programme provides' for the smaller type of car, which, will tend…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Story of Thai-burma Railway. Horrible Treatment of Australian and British Soldiers. Death Roll Over 50
"We must not forget. Time clouds memories, but We must keep the memory of Japan's treatment of our men…
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Muswellbrook people turned out in large numbers on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights to give a grand welcome home to those of the town's citizens who returned home after over three years' activities in Japanese-held territory…
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Nine bags of mail consigned to Queensland towns were found on the railway line between Cockle Creek and Tcralba yesterday…
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Proof of the annual activity of shearing is disclosed in railway statistics for last month, the number of 254 bales of wool despatched being…
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The Cessnock police have detained two men in connection with the theft from the railway of three suit cases, a quantity of…
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On Thursday afternoon the fourth war bridge afternoon in the current series being conducted by the Maitland branch of…
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We are all pleased to welcome home, among other boys, Pte. Reg. Binns. Reg commenced his railway career at Muswellbrook as a call boy, and had…
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NEWCASTLE Wed—A prisoner of war returning home and two other soldiers travelling in the train from Brisbane yesterday…
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Mr. Milton S. Hershey who built a 65,000,000 dollar (£A20.312,500) fortune on chocolate bars, died on Monday at the age of 88, in the…
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