Cessnock Man Awarded £3,000 [?] Was Victim of Road Smash
Vincent Turnball, 40, former minister of North-[?] Cessnock was [?] st [?]…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1950
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Dusky Travellers on the Singleton Road The Turban, Beard and Bundle
Among the many unsung heroes of early Australian pioneering is one regarding whom appreciation is overdue. Old…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cessnock Man Gooled For Six Months Illegally Used Motor Car
Kenneth George Bainbridge, 21, electrician's assistant, was sentenced to six moths' imprisonment by judge Ni[?] at the…
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The suggestion of Ald. R. Cousins, moved at a Municipal Council meeting some months back, that a letter be forwarded to the Railway…
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The cost of motor vehicle registration is to be increased by 25 percent. under proposed legislation authorised by State Cabinet this week…
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SINGLETON, Friday.—A verdict of accidental death was returned yesterday by the acting district coroner (Mr. J. Letts)…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday.—Charles Barclay, 28, of Newcastle-road, Wallsend, a miner, employed at Rosewood Borehole colliery,…
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The Main Roads Department surveyors, who have been taking soundings for the proposed bridge over the Wallamba at Nablac crossing, have…
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Of a consignment to the Hotel Macquarie, of 48 dozen of bottled beer, no less than 3 dozen and eight bottles were stolen from the railway…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — Passengers on the Moss Vale Express had to continue to Sydney by electric train when air brakes…
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A Mitchell's Flat resident signing himself "Son-of-aGun" has penned the following lines, headed "In charge of the…
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Sir,—I was astonished to read the remarks of Councillor Monkley, having regard to those people whom he presumes are not telling the truth,…
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In June last I reported to the Patrick Plains Shire Council the bad condition of the Shire road leading from the Mitchell's…
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NEW YORK, August 7 (A.A.P.) .— Fifty people were hurt, three seriously, when a Long Island steam train crashed into a goods train in…
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The Main Roads Department surveyors, who have been taking soundings for the proposed bridge over the Wallamba at Nabiac,…
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The Superintendent of the South Maitland Railways (Mr. J. M. Proctor) said this morning that the passenger train services to Cessnock…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Maryvale-Sandy Hallow Railway Line Organisation Stresses National, Economic and Defence Aspects
Last meeting of the executive committee of the Maryvale-Gulgong-Sandy Hollow Co-ordination Railway League in Gulgong decided to seek the co-operation of the Minister for National Development (Hon. R. G. Casey, M.H.R.) in a move for the completion of the line…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Chamber Of Commerce To Protest On Railway Damages Will Seek Statewide Support
The council of management of the Muswellbrook and District Chamber of Commerce on Thursday night decided to circularise all Chambers of Commerce in N.S.W., requesting them to ask their Members of Parliament to bring to the notice of the Minister for Transport the…
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As the wot weather recently put a stop to all spoiling activities, the social side of the club came to life. A dance was held in the Railway…
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HUNTER VALLEY farmers at a meeting in Maitland last night described the condition of roads over which their goods must be carried to markets and their families must travel to reach shopping centres and…
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