Louth Park Road
The engineer (Mr. W. R. Lindsay) reported to Lower Hunter Shire Council to-day that, in response to council's application…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1946
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Melbourne Express Derailed Crashed Into Rear of Goods Train
SYDNEY, Wednesday-Five persons were injured, but not seriously, according to latest advices, when the Melbourne Express crashed into the rear of a mixed train in a cutting near Bowning station shortly after 5 a.m. to-day…
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Five persons were injured, but not seriously, according to latest advices, when the Melbourne Express crashed into the rear of a mixed train in a cutting near Bowning station shortly after 5 a.m. to-day…
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Described by police as "an act of childish vandalism." 26 windows at East Greta railway station were broken and a door…
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A request for a road of access from farming properties at Dunmore was [?] to the Lower Hunter [?] Council by…
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Replying to a request for the construction of a bridge over the Hunter River at Raymond Terrace, the Department of Main…
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SYDNEY Thurs.—A man was taken to Central Ambulance station shortly before midnight last night for attention to his ear,…
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SYDNEY: The Premier (Mr. W. J. McKell) said in the Legislative Assembly that he believed that extension of the proposed…
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A beautiful bridal gown of lace and a silk tulle veil held in place with a pleated coronet of tulle was worn by Dorothy, daughter…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Who Said No Railway Sleepers? Free Berth in the Right Carriages
Although offically the railways are not running any sleepers owing to the shortage of coal, many travellers who keep their eyes open are…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday. — At 5.50 a.m. to-day Anthony Raymond Wallace (21), photographer, was seen to leave a train on the…
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PERIODICALLY there is news of disastrous accidents by cars falling into ravines on the roads in Australia…
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Extension of the proposed railway from Hexham across the Hunter River to Raymond Terrace was, he believed, worthy of consideration, the Premier…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →To-day’s Leader: Get Rid Of Controls Explosions Continue To Rock Palestine Attacks On Railways And Other Installations
LONDON, September 10.— With destruction and death stalking Palestine, the British Government’s conference on Palestine is to open in London to-day; but, despite the fact that the Colonial Secretary (Mr. George Hall) conferred with the Jewish leaders,…
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A man was injured and a seven-ton trailer loaded with sheep was badly damaged in a collision with a motor lorry on…
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The second of a series of flag bridge afternoons will be Conducted at CWA Hall on Thursday next, at 2.30 p.m., by the…
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A plan for widening the dangerous turn between Fishery Creek Bridge and St Peter’s corner, on the Cessnock-road is…
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SYDNEY, Friday—The Deputy Prices Commissioner (Mr. F. J. Herliby) stated that carriers transporting by road goods which…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Upper Rouchel Road Complaints to Shire Council
Although Cr. J. F. Carter was not present at last Thursday's meeting of the Upper Hunter Shire, to champion the needs of the…
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