The Railway Trouble. Manning Shire Council Takes Action
At the meeting of the Manning Shire Council on Monday the standing orders were suspended to enable the president to submit a resolution…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1917
241 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 8 of 13
Coopernook Railway Telephone
The Secretary for Railways writes to Mr. Thomson. M.H.R:—Sir.—"With reference to your letter of the 3rd instant regarding the request of the…
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LIKE every other center of N.S.W. the Manning district is already feeling the pich of the railway strike It takes an industrial upheaval, such…
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There has been a complete extension of the strike to the Etheridge and Mount Garnet systems. Practically all the northern men are now all strike…
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No fresh developments in connection with the Railway Strike. Tramway employees endorsed Executives action…
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The train service is equal to yesterday…
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The North-West mail train from Sydney arrived at West Maitland about 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday, and whilst it was at the station…
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Sixty-one business trains arrived at the central station this morning, being only 34 less than in normal times. There is every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How to Double Mental Efficiency. Train Your Left Hand to Do All That Your Right Does
To the great majority of people, brain development is a process dependent on study. The fact that it also depends on physical exercise…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Railway Strike. the Trouble Spreading. Outlook Very Ominous, Industry Paralysed. Sydney
The railway strikers now number 10,000. The signallers, shunters, guards, and fettlers are all called out. The strikers' executive is sitting, and…
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MESSRS. ROBINSON, Ware, and Wallis (of the local railway staff) have been called to Newcastle, and left for that city on Thursday morning. Mr. P…
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Steps are being taken to convene the Federal executives of all unions concerned in the strike, with the object of consolidating the fores of unionism…
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A public meeting, convened by the Mayor (Ald. E. McC. S. Hill), was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday night last, the object of which…
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Describing the supply organisation behind the French front,, Mr. J. A. Spender, in the "Westminster Gazette," says the railhead supply…
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Late on Saturday night E. J. Kavanagh, M.L.C., A. C. Willis, and Claude Thompson, strike leeaders, were arrested under warrants authorised by the…
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Saturday evening last a nine-year old boy, L. Donnelly. son of Mrs. Donnelly, of East Kempsey, was knocked down and run over in…
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Mr. Price asked the Acting Premier, —In view of the fact that the concensus of opinion amongst departmental engineers and the official reports…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Exciting Chase. Hunting the Coyote in a Motor Car. Five Miles of Cross Country Driving
Coyote chasing is rapidly becoming a favourite outdoor spent with a number of Dodge Brothers owners in North-western Canada. Several letters, telling of the…
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Mr. Price asked the Acting Premier:—In view of the fact that the consensus of opinion amongst departmental engineers and the official…
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In another column will be seen a clipping from "Hansard" of 14th instant on this matter which, if the English language means anything, shows in the answer given by the Acting Premier that the political curses of Mr. Price's opponents at last election,…
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