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The following communication has been received from Mr. D. H. Drummond, M.L.A., from the Main Roads Department…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
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Railway Notes. (By "Headlight.")
Mr. Arthur Kiernan will, we understand, spend some months at Wer[?]is Creek. It is to be hoped he strikes better form on Werris Crek's bowling…
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A verdict of death by suicide by throwing himself under a train was returned by the District Coroner (Mr. A. A…
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The engineer (Mr. L. Grattan) submitted to Kearsley Shire Council estimates for expenditure of £9345 on the five main…
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CESSNOCK Wed. — The president (Cr. varty) reported at a meeting of Kearsley Shire Council last night that representatives…
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Singleton and District Chamber of Commerce was advised last night by the Minister for Transport (Mr. M. O'Sullivan)…
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The resurfacing of main roads involved in the current year’s programme would be commenced on Monday, the engineer (Mr. W…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →South Maitland Railway Club’s Social
A galaxy of musical and vocal talent was presented to members of the South Maitland Railways Social Club, when, on Saturday…
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The Commissioner of Main Roads (Mr. Craig) has notified Kearaley Council that the Main Roads Board is quite willing to have the 2½ miles of…
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A verdict of death by suicide by throwing himself under a train was returned by the District Coroner, Mr. W. O…
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There was an excellent attendance at the usual monthly meeting of Broke Bureau. Mr. L. E. Hewitt was in the…
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The use of Bell Street by traffic from the open-cut mine resulted in a lengthy discussion at Wednesday's meeting of the Municipal…
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MELBOURNE Saturday.— Da[?] the reductions will be made in railway goods services coming on Monday and in [?]…
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SYDNEY: Monday—There will be practically a complete cesstion Of train services within a few days should a general strike…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →General Coal Strike Bis on To-day's Votes of Men in Industry Industry and Railway Transport Have Dark Days Ahead
By 2464 votes to 1859, coal miners to-day voted in favour of a general stoppage in the industry. Dark days lie ahead for industry and for railway transport. Railway officials intimated to-day that there will be practically a…
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We have to record Ted Mcintosh on the sick list. Rostering over the last few months is no doubt the cause. Hope to see you back soon, Ted…
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Mr G. Searl, district secretary of Centra] Hunter District Council of the Primary Producers' Union, has received letters in response…
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There will be a diminution in railway passenger service on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, owing to the coal strike. Any…
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LONDON. Dec. 6.—The Bristol Aeroplane Company has produced the first gas-turbine unit driving propeller, says the “Daily Mail’s”…
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Mr. Schroeder, chairman of the Water Board wrote the Chamber of Commerce and asked them to give what particulars they could regarding the possibilities of…
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