Visit of Railway Commissioners
Railway Commissioners Frazer and [?]ilne paid a visit ot Canowindra on Wednesday last. They came out on the ordinary [?]rain, and after staying…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1916
707 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 15 of 36
The Motor Lorry for Country Hauling
The farmer of New South Wales has been quick to utilise machinery in every possible branch of his vocation. The harvester, if not aetually invented in…
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On Wednesday last the Mayor (Ald. J. S. Poignand] and Ald, A. E. Smith met the Railway Commissioners, when the desirability of extending the vsrundah on…
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We do not believe you can find greater value than is offered in the new Model 75 "OVERLAND." The present extraordinary lew pries makes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Jemalong Road Work. Engineer's Report
Mr A. J. Booth, engineer, reported to Saturday's meeting of Jemalong Shire Council: Harvey has put out to date on North Condobolin…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Shire Road Work. Extra Maintenance Men Employed
Mr. A. J. Booth, Engineer of the Jcmalong Shire Council, made a lengthy report, to Saturday's meeting of that body. In the course of his report he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Jemalong Shire Council. Various Road Complaints, Preferentlal Employment for Returned Soldiers
The monthly meeting of the Jemalong Shire Council on Saturday last was attended by Crs. Moses Brown (President), J. H. Noakes, J. D. Low, G…
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Report under date 6th. May, 1916:-- Wool:--News regarding wool values continues satisfactory. There…
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Passengers from Forbes, Parkes, and intervening sidings, had an unenviable experience on Tuesday last, when the afternoon mail train…
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Three gentlemen, Messrs Shannon, Malloy and Greave, paid our town a visit last Saturday, with a view of having active measures…
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Regarding the Dodge Brothers motor car, for which Mr. F. Farindon has been appointed the local agent, it is very satisfactory to the sole agents,…
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With the advent of May there comes a time which has long been looked for by the railway night officers and station-masters, viz., the general adoption…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →The Markets. Messrs. John Bridge and Co. report under date, May 6, as follows:—
Wool.—News regarding wool values continues satisfactory. There is a hardening tendency at the London sales, resulting from better business…
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Mr. G. A. Burgess, M.L.A., has received the following from the Public Works Department:—Sir,—in reply to your letter of 17th April, covering…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Co-operative Motor Society, Ltd., 41 Hunter Street, Sydney. the Government and the Peess
The treatment of our officer prisoners in Germany—in some camps, at any rate—has greatly improved of late. We hear of tennis on hard courts, of…
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An Interesting experiment has been made, with promising results, at Zurich." Fine gravel, the grains averaging from one-twentieth to…
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The farmer of New South Wales has been quick to utilise machinery in every possible branch of Ms vocation. The harvester, if not actually invented in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Forks Advocate Tuesday May 16, 1916). New Railways
It railway matters at Forbes, are somnolent these days, they are apparently the other way about at Condobolin, from whence more than one…
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The farmer of New South Wales has been quick to utilise machinery in every possible branch of his vocation. The harvester, if not actually invented in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →WOOL Canvassing. Who Pays for It? an Open Letter From John Bridge & CO., Ltd
We reply in this frank and perfectly open manner to the criticism levelled by certain wool canvassers against our proposals for…
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