Railway Smash At Kenny Hill
Six passengers were slightly injured as the result of a collision on Saturday between a railway carriage and some trucks at Kenny Hill on the Camden…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1924
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Kenny's Hell Railway Accident
Mr. Davies asked in the Legislative Assembly if the Minister for Railways was aware that on Saturday last at Kenny's Hill station on the…
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Passengers by the 1.45 p.m., to Camden had a sensational few moments when no less than six of the passengers were…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Trip to The Dorrigo. Wonderful Record of a Motor Truck
What we suppose constitutes a long distance record of the removal of a load of furniture and effects has just been…
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Considerable interest was shown in the road race last Saturday when two races of importance from Goulburn to Sydney were decided. H. Thomas…
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Most of the railwaymen, except for those whose misfortune it was to be absent on duty, with their wives and daughters, attended in good force at…
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The Mayor informed the Council on Tuesday night that Sir George Fuller, Premier of N.S.W., had written stating that the Minister for Local Government…
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Mr. MARK F. MORTON: I desire to ask the Treasurer a question arising out of the result of an interview I had with the Minister for…
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A shocking motor fatality Occurred at Military Road Mosman on Friday evening last When Master Eric Hannaford was…
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Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A. has received the following letter from the Under Secretary (Public Works Department: "With reference to your…
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"Stone walls do not a prison make," sang the poet over a century ago, but of course he was not aware of the steep sand stone escapement…
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Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., advises us that he has received word from the Dept. of Loval Government that the present work on the Main Southern…
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The Under Secretary of the Dept. of Local Government informed the Camden Council as follows:— "In view of the passage of the above…
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Sir.—After travelling many of the roads through the Wollondilly Shire it makes one wonder why we pay rates. While some of the roads our…
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Ald. Gilmore, in a reference at a recent meeting to the narrowness of the Stonequarry bridge, and the danger of large motor lorries meeting children…
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Through the representations of Mr. Davies M.L.A., a communication was read at last meeting from secretary Railway Commissioners, in…
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"When Ajax strives some rocks vast weight to throw, "The line too labours and the words come slow:…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Train Alteration. Camden Line. Commencing on Monday, 1st December, 1924
The 8.25 p.m. mixed train Camden to Campbelltown, Mondays to Fridays, will start at 8.15 p.m., run ten (10) minutes earlier throughout, and…
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Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., advises us that he has received word from the Dept. of Local Government that the present work on the Main…
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