Killed by Tram
SYDNEY Thursday.—When he [?] struck by a tram in Elizabeth-street, City, last night, Herbert Freeman, 65, of Foster-st.,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
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Tram Service To Singleton
SINGLETON Thurs.—The following trains will not run for Singleton passengers for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Any…
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From to-day (Friday) the following trains will not run:— 1.15 p.m.: Express Sydney to Wallangarra; 3.16 p.m., Mail Sydney, to…
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NEWCASTLE;—The Federal Minister for Works (Mr. Lazzannl) has informed Mr. A. H. Terry, of Carrington, through…
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Mr. G. Booth, M.L.A., has been advised by the Minister for Local Government (Mr. Cahill) that if Kearsley Shire Council desired to…
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Further discomfort will be brought about in train travelling by further curtailments which will operate from Sunday next…
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Half the month's supply of tobacco, consigned to M. Campbell and Co., Muswellbrook, was yesterday reported to have been stolen while in…
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SYDNEY Sat.—When Rupert Walker, 57, of Waverley, fell under a moving tram in George-st., city, last night, a wheel passed…
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Because men sitting on carriage platforms dangling their feet across the buffers refused to move when appealed to by…
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Mr. J. P. Abbott, MHR member for New England, states that he has now been success in representations, made by him…
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SYDNEY Tuesdays-Road accidents dents resulted In 103 people being killed and 1703 injured in the three months ended September…
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MUSWELLBROOK. — Mr. O. Earle will return to Muswellbrook in January to take Charge of the work of relaying the…
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It is pleasing to see so many of the Maitland Amateur Swimming Club members continuing their training in spite of the fact that the baths have been closed since Sunday…
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MUSWELLBROOK. —Half the monthly supply of tobacco consigned to M. Campbell and Co., Muswellbrook, was reported to…
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The question of a waiting shed at West Maitland railway station was largely a matter for the railways’ authorities, it was stated at…
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SINGLETON, Thursday.—Dir W. C. Syivester reported to the December meeting of Denman-Singleton Pastures Protection…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →British Devastate Native Village Revenge For Aeroplane Crash Killings (Australian Associated Press)
BATAVIA, December 14.—British and Indian troops yesterday razed by fire the pleasant, palm-shaded village of Bekassi, near Batavia, as a reprisal for the alleged murder of survivors of an aeroplane crash three weeks ago…
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The railway figures for Singleton for November are as follow; Coaching revenue £1121, tickets issued 2650. Goods revenue: Goods £1185,…
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LONDON Dec. 15— Red Army without explanation has burred all road traffic to Hungary, says the…
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NEWCASTLE Sat—Newcastle police last night arrested three men in connection with the robbery at Kurri railway station on…
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