Glenmore Motor Fatality. John Patrick Kerrigan Killed
At the Coroner's Court, Camden, on 12th January, the District Coroner Mr. H. S. Kelloway J.P., dealing with the death of John Patrick Kerrigan…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1944
42 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Train Breakdown Causes Accident
When the early morning mail train broke down last Saturday between Camden Road crossing and the station. Mr. Harold Williams, railway…
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When the early morning mail train broke down last Saturday between Camden Road crossing and the station Mr. Harold Williams, railway…
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A shocking railway accident at Tahmoor on Saturday morning resulted in a little boy named Leo Cosgrove, four years old, losing his life through being run over…
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A shocking railway accident at Tahmoor on Saturday morning resulted, in a little boy named Leo Cosgrove, four years old, lo[?]ing his life through being run over…
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As from Monday, March 27, applications for sleeping berths for travel to stations An New South Wales, except by inter-State expresses, may be made 14…
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Last Sunday morning William Mc Lean of Woodpark Road, Smithfield, was found in a serious condition under the viaduct bridge a few yards…
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The condition of Blatch's Road leaves such to be desired, according to a letter to the Shire Council from the Kunda Farmers' Association The…
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Regarding a proposal to run a road through Mr. A. B. Ferguson's property, to serve landholders at the rear of it, Mr. Ferguson, replying to the Council's…
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Regarding a proposal to run a road through Mr. A. B. Ferguson's property, to serve landholders at the rear of it, Mr. Ferguson, replying to the Council's…
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The overseer, Mr. W. J. Merrick, presented the following report on the operations ol the road staff for the month, et last week's meeting of Wollondilly…
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The Railway at Campbelltown, in keeping with the Whole of the service at the present time is flat out to cope with the traffic which is offering. The…
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The Locomotive Instruction Car once again has been parked in the siding and for two days of last week the loco men have been receiving…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Shire Roads R[?] Of Work Done By [?]aff Last M[?]th
Member of the outdoor stall of the Wollondilly Shire [?] appear to have been kept busy during the past…
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Mr. Jeff. Bate is in receipt of the following letter, as a result of his personal representations:—Parliament House, Sydney…
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Send-off presentations were made quite recently to 'the following employees who have been transferred: [?] Ball, Signalman, Campbelltown…
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Declaring that the present system of road grading in the Shire Vas inefficient, or, in other words, left much to be…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Works Progress Report "Rails of Blade's Bridge Wilfully Broken."
The overseer's progress report for the past month was received at the meeting of Wollondilly Shire Council on the…
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Mr. Gr. Racklyeft, in a letter to the Shire Council about the thoroughfare known as the Thirlniere-Bond 's road…
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Following is the full text of the official reply from the Secretary for Railways, Mr. S. Nicholas, to Wollondilly Shire…
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