Camden-Yerranderie Road
Mr. M. F. Morton M.L.A., is in receipt of the following official correspondence from the secretary of the Department of Main Roads (Mr. S. R…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1936
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Wollondilly Shire Council. Inspection of Roads
The works committee of the above Shire Council recently had an inspection of various roads in B and C Ridings, when the following matters…
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During the day, Messrs. E. Oakman, H. Scott, Jurd and Halls were received when a request for a track across the river was made, suitable for a horse…
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Under the nom-de-plume of "Jack, Bill, Tom, Harry and Mike, from Inky Pinky Tar Pot," we have been handled the following jingle for publication:— We stopped at the Royal George Inn, to see its up-to-date host, Who lias catchy adverts, in The Picton Post…
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The Works Committee of the Council on Tuesday night at the Council meeting reported having- inspected various jobs which Were…
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Recently the traffic authorities drew timely notice to the need for careful driving in wet weather as that pedestrians should not be…
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Mr. Alf. Young, formerly of Camden, now residing at Marrickville, met with a serious accident whilst driving a tram on the New Canterbury Road,…
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Quite a number of cars have been noticed, especially in the metropolitan area, with the number plates damaged in such way that the legibility of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Road Safety. on Approaching Schools
The fast motor traffic racing along the Hume Highway past the Tahmoor Public School has been referred to at the Wollondilly Shire Council…
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Previously complaints have been made to the Wollondilly Shire Council that motor speed trials on the Appin-Maldon road, particularly in the…
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The Murdering Bridge, at the bottom of Gibbergunyah Hill and over the Gibbergunyah Creek, on the Hume Highway, one mile from Mittagong, is…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Road Test the Ligtt Six Vauxhall. Wide Scope of Usefulness
The 14-h.p. light six Vauxhall is a car which can hardly be compared with any other vehicle on the road, because it is of a type that is unique on the…
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Information received from the Secretary for Railways shows the extensive arrangements made for excursion travel during the week in which the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"In the Steps of St. Paul." (Copyright). the Train to Turkey
THE train shuddered and shook all night over flat country. I could not sleep. Looking out of the window in the small hours, I saw a wide,…
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Some weeks ago Mr. F. W. Munro wrote the Council stressing the dangerous nature of the slippery road through the main street of…
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Council adopted the recommendations of the Works Committee to undertake the following repairs to the roads as follow :—…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Masked Youths Batter Lone Railway Officer. Early Morning Burglary at Ingleburn Railway Station. Night-Officer Charles Atkins attacked and his keys used to Rob Safe. Theives Escape -- £7/13/4 Stolen
TWO MASKED YOUTHS EARLY ON MONDAY MORNING LAST AT INGLEBURN RAILWAY STATION ATTACKED NIGHT OFFICER C. ATKINS WITH A BILLET OF WOOD OR IRON BAR, RENDERING HIM UNCONSCIOUS, AND TOOK FROM HIS POCKET THE SAFE…
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Patrick Nelson Johnson, aged 11, residing with Mr R. Downie, of Menangle, met with a serious accident, when he was returning from Camden with…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Railway Hold-Up. Masked Youths Batter Lone Railway Officer
Two masked youths early on Monday morning of last week at Ingleburn Railway Station attacked night officer Charles Atkins with some heavy…
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Mr. L. Duesbury, of Camden, has an interesting souvenir of the first railway in Australia. It is the official "Programme of the Ceremony to be…
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