Improvement of Main Roads
The Hon. Walter Bennett, M.L.A., informs us that the Minister for Local Government, the Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, intends during the coming session…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1919
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Motor Car Thieves
There is a fortune awaiting the man who invents a simple device for locking a motor car so that an enterprising theif cannot drive off with…
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Mr. Reid, President of the Chamber of Commerce, informed the meeting on Monday evening that during the month he had seen some of the…
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Mr. Connell, Shire Engineer, Informs, us that good progress is being made with Craven Plateau road, where already half a mile of the construction…
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One of the outstanding lessons of the present prolonged drought in the north and north-west is the urgent] necessity for a cross-country railway…
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As the Taree mail was nearing Word's River on Wednesday last a mob of cattle had a hard try to beat the train into the station, with…
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While in Sydney last week the President of the Manning Shire Council had an interview with the Hon. W. G. Ashford with regard to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coming Events. Railway to Bulga[?] Governor's Visit
Councillor H. Machin, president of the council the Shire of Manning, returned from a visit to Sydney on Friday. When he was in the city in…
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Mr. H. D. Morton, M.L.A., has been advised by the Secretary for Railways that the Commissioners anticipate reaching Kempsey at about 8 a.m. on…
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A number of trucks and a guard's van broke away from a coal train between Eskbank and Wallerawang yesterday and collided with a stationary…
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Three men were killed and two others and a woman injured by a motor car colliding with a tree at High-street, Bendigo…
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A telegram was received from Mr G. S. Briner, M.L.A., yesterday, stating that the Railway Commissioners will leave Sydney for the North Coast via Kempsey…
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According to Information furnished in the Assembly, the sum of £839,993 has already been expended, in connection with the city railway, mostly in…
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"Manning River Times." says: We are informed that there is every probability of the Bulga, railway being constructed Reports from Sydney…
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A STRANGE incident is reported from Wangaratta. An aeroplane travelling from Melbourne to Sydney developed engine trouble when near Beechworth Junction…
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It stretches from the little town of A to the little village of B, behind the enemy's linen—a long, brown, curving road, raised slightly above…
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Mr. Fraser, Chief Railway Commissioner, informed a deputation at Lismore that it was proposed to institute a railway motor service between…
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Writing to the "S.M. Herald" in connection with the necessity for railway communications between the Northern line and the North Coast,…
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In another part of this paper appears an advertisement relating to the Mutual Life and Citizens' Assurance Company's scheme for assisting the Peace…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams. Shires' Conference. Main Roads' Vote Subsidising. a Protest. Sydney
The Shires' Conference yesterday decided to protest against the innovation requiring Councils to subsidise above 50 per cent. of the main roads' vote…
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