Northern Roads Are Impassable
SYDNEY, Tuesday—Fear of floods on the North Coast has been revived as a result of heavy rain…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1950
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Newcastle-cessnock Train Service
A Newcastle-Cessnock train service began yesterday when four trains made the journey in daylight hours…
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SIR,—Why lock the door when the horse is gone? Mathew street suspension Bridge seems to be cracking with rust-bolts are old and loose…
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A special train will leave Muswellbrook at 7.30 a.m. and Aberdeen 7.43 a.m. to-morrow for Gunnedah on the occasion of the England v. North-West…
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The special train from Scone to Gunnedah, carrying passengers to see the England v. Northern Districts Rugby League…
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SYDNEY: Service authorities said at the week-end that about one youth in four born in 1933 would be called up in July next…
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A motorcyclist who was caught twice in the early hours of the morning of April 19, was fined for four offences by Mr. F. R…
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Charles Harris of Lismore-street, Abermain, was fined 18/ with 7/ costs at Cessnock Court this morning for having ridden a motorcycle…
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CESSNOCK, Tuesday.—Mr. F. Wood, S.M., said at the Cessnock court to-day that noisy motor bikes were becoming far too…
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Mr R. James, M.H.R., has advised Kearsley Shire Council that the Minister for Immigration (Mr. Holt) will Inspect Greta camp on July 23…
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A recent report in a daily newspaper that American Army scientists have found a chemical that turns mud into solid ground, should cause great…
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Over one hundred railway construction men have been assembled at Kempsey for the reconstruction of the viaduct at West Kempsey and…
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The Department of Main Roads has notified Kempsey Council that a contract is about to be let for supply and construction of the steel fabrication…
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The bridge which the Main Roads Department plans to replace Belmore Bridge over the Hunter River, will be located on…
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Wallarobba Shire Council is to approach Port Stephens and Stroud Shire Councils with the object of forming a combined…
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Main business discussed at the meeting of the Gouldsville Agricultural Bureau on Monday night was the urgent necessity…
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Damage done to pavements and structures in Wallarobba shire by the prolonged wet weather would cast an estimated £27,511 for repair work. This was stated by the engineer…
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SINGLETON, Wed.—An application by six landholders in the Denman-Singleton Pastures Protection Board area to travel the…
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Rawrior Noel, a valuable greyhound and former champion was knocked down and killed by a passing train near…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—The railways were handling 40 per cent, more traffic this year than in 1949 despite only an 8 per cent,…
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