Motors and Motoring
One of the features of the Cannes Carnival on the Continent is an open competition for privately-owned ears, in which prizes are awarded for those…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1923
216 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 7 of 11
Central Illawarra. and Motor Driver. Former Motion Unanimously Rescinded
At the meeting of the Central Illawarra Council on Wednesday the Mayor announced that two summonses had been served on the Council in…
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At the Central Illawarra Council on Wednesday a letter was read from A. Wilson, Mount Kembla, submitting time table for motor service,…
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On Monday evening when the workmen's train was returning from Port Kembla, an elderly man named Edward Gaffney, who was walking along the…
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Mr. S. J. Kitchen, who has been nig[?] officer at Scarborough for the past [?] years, has been transferred to Bow[?] and on Saturday night last was the…
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Last week a well known Sydney motoring man, who was thinking of investing in a new car, purchased a secondhand car at auction for £45. An…
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The making of a road connecting the Lake Channel with the northern part of the district has during the past year or so been a proposition. It has come to…
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A meeting convened by the Mayor of Central Illawarra was held in the Mayor's Room, Wollongong, on Monday night, over which the Mayor of…
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Mr. H. R. Lee, secretary to the Advisory Committee, advises that:—The inquiry by the Public Works Committee in the above matter was continued in…
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Mr. E. Johnson, stationmaster, Unanderra, has been informed of his transfer to Bay Road, on the Milson's Point line…
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At the Wollongong District Court on Thursday, before Hiss Honor Judge Hamilton, the following cross action was heard:—…
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During the week the Public Works Committee continued hearing evidence In the city. Sir F. Waley, for the Southern…
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Whitehouse v Green; Green v Whitehouse. Mr. Bradley, instructed by Mr. Morgan, for Whitehouse; Mr. cox, for Green…
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Gorrell v O'Brien. Claim for £50. O'Brien v Gorrell. Claim for £400. Mr. Russell for Gorrell; Mr. Bradley, instructed by Mr. Morgan, for O'Brien…
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At the inquiry in Sydney by the Parliamentary Committee last week, Mr. H. R. Lee, secretary to the Advisory Committee, reports:…
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Notwithstanding their many obvious advantages, self-contained road vehicles of the lorry type suffer from the handicap that the engine and…
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An improvised chain wrench similar to a plumber's pipe wrench, though not often needed in the garage, may at times prove exceedingly useful, and the…
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It is the belief of Dodge Brothers that the last six months of the current year will produce business, which, when added to the results of the first half,…
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During his evidence before the Public Works Committee, Mr. Hodgson, Chief Railway Traffic Manager, stated:—With regard to the merits of the…
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The following is the gist of the report to the Public Works Committee of the Railway Commissioners. It opens by saying that the Commissioners were…
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