Rabbits Along the Railway Line
At yesterday's meeting of the Pastures Protection Board, the rabbit inspector (Mr. Holloway) reported very adversely on two sections of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1946
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More Petrol For Private Motorists
Private motorists will get an increased petrol ration with their December coupons. Senator Ashley said:…
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GRAFTON Thursday.—Describing the Pacific Highway as in a shocking state of disrepair aldermen of the South Gralton…
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STROUD, Thurs.—The President (Cr. A. Abbott) Informed Stroud Shire Council that the Commissioner for Main Roads had…
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The imposition of a speed limit of 30 miles per hour through the village of Stroud Road has been recommended. Advice to…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. — An increase in tram and bus fares was recommended “as a matter of urgeney” by the Commissioner bf Road Transport and Tramways (Mr. Neale) in a report tabled in the Legislative Assembly…
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A collision between a military motor cycle outfit and a bus occurred at Campbell’s Hill late yesterday afternoon, involving…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To-day’s Leaders: Good News For Motorists Wanted: More Spending Power Ten Policemen Victims of in Jerusalem last Wrecks Part Of Historic St. George’s Cathedral
LONDON, November 14.—Ten British policemen were injured, including two seriously, when a police car was blown up outside St. George’s School in Jerusalem. A detonator box, with wire, was found 100 yards away…
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TWO recent items of news will be welcomed by all motor users, relating as they do to an increased petrol…
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CESSNOCK Thursday.— At Cessnock District Court to-day before his Honour, Judge Nield, Harold Andrew Taylor appealed…
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Kearsley Shire Engineer (Mr. L. Grattan), reporting on the proposed access road in the vicinity of the Pokolbin aerodrome, said this matter had…
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From Mr. B. L. Armitage, managing director of Tomalla Marble Pty. Ltd., stating that in connection with the development of the…
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SCONE: The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission has advised Upper Hunter Shire Council that an immediate start…
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At Cessnock District Court this morning, Darreil Parker proceeded against Richard Jackson for damages to a motor-cycle and injuries…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →N. S. Wales Government Railways. Surplus of £149,588 for Year
The Commissioner for Railways, Mr. T. J. Hartigan, has presented to the Minister for Transport his report on the operations of the Department of…
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At Wednesday's meeting of the Municipal Council, Ald. G. S. Adams, drawing attention to the extensive railway improvements at…
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With the railway strike now entering its second week. Perth is settling down to an indefinite period of blackouts, inconveniences, and…
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Following the Engineer's report, in which it was stated the gates at the present time were only lift. 9in. wide, to take the…
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Private motorists will get an increase petrol ration with their December coupons-Senator Ashley said: "Although it…
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JERUSALEM, November IS.—Irgun Zvai Leumi has affixed posters on the walls of Tel Aviv, announcing that all Palestine railway lines, except the one serving the Jewish settlements in the northern plains, are liable to be blown up…
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