Bridge, 500 and Rummy
A pleasant card afternoon is advertised for Thursday next, November 22, at 2.30 p.m. Prizes for skill. Afternoon tea will be served. All who…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
1,046 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 48 of 53
Rail Bridge Over Hunter at Hexham
SYDNEY, Tuesday—A railway bridge will- be built across the Hunter River at Hexham by the State Government provided…
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Gordon Tolley, guard, late of Albury, and now a "Brookite," is a very fair cricketer, but cannot settle down because of the house shortage. Why…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Car Wrecked on Harbour Bridge Two Soldiers Injured
A motor car was wrecked on Monday night on the North Sydney side of the Harbour Bridge, and two Australian…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.âThe Main Hoods Department has accepted the tender of J. King and Son, Hindmarsh. South Australia, for…
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CESSNOCK. Thursday. — The President of Kearsley Shire Council, Councillor Varty, in a statement correcting the…
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SYDNEY Thursday.—Told by. the Transport Commissioner (Mr. Neale) that tram and bus services can no longer pay their,…
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Cessnock Council has decided to call a public meeting in the New Year of all interested persons, with a view to constituting a committee on road…
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There were some strong comments at the Cessnock Council meeting on Tuesday night into the lack of…
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The Minister for Transport, through Mr. Baddeley, in reply to representations by the Council on the subject of improving railway services, states…
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The Main Roads Department has accepted the tender of J. King and Son, Hindmarsh, South Australia, for the construction of a bridge over the…
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SYDNEY Friday, — “Transition psychology is blamed by the NRMA for much of the rudeness. impatience and incapable…
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A strike at all General Motors plants in 20 States began on Wednesday. Four hundred thousand men are out…
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SINGLETON, Sat. â In the Small Debts Court Edith Emily Stowe proceeded against Isaac William Jones for an amount of…
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MOSCOW Nov. 26.—The new five-year plan envisages a fourfold increase in motor car production by 1950. The Gorky…
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SYDNEY Monday— Mr. T. White, 64, of Echo Point (Katoomba), who was knocked down by a motor cycle, received a…
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For having driven [?] cars after sunset without [?] lights Alick Bartholomew, of Hampton Court, West Maitland, [?] James…
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In allowing Mrs. Edith Emily Stowe her full claim for £7, which was necessary to repair her car, following a collision at…
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GOSFORD Tuesday—Weighing 1530 tons, the largest steal span the new Hawkesbury Bridge will be swung out on [?] on…
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An Important feature of the discussion at the Business Men’s Club last night was consideration of the location of a new…
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