North Coast Railway
Mr. C. James, District Superintendent of Railways, has returned to Newcastle after a tour of inspection occupying nearly a week. The timber traffic was found…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1920
547 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 19 of 28
A New Motor Fuel
The great problem of cheap and efficient motor fuel is claimed to have been solved by a new motor spirit. Natalite, the name by which the fuel is known, has…
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The Peace Loan aeroplane arrived over Wingham at mid-day on Monday. Flight-Lieutenant Chapman was in charge, and he had with him Mr. J…
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An aeroplane in connection with the Peace Loan campaign was to arrive at Kempsey this afternoon. It reached Port Macquarie at 11.45 this morning,…
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Mr. R. A. Price, M.L.A., in the Legislative Assembly, asked: Will tho Secretary for Public Works and Minister for Railways confer with the Railway…
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The Peace Loan aeroplane, under pilotage of Lieut. Chapman, arrived over Kempsey about 4 p.m. yesterday, coming down from a very high altitude…
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Sir,—Your reply to my letter and leader thereon is both interesting and amusing. Figures it has been said can be made to prove anything…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Current Topics Peace Loan Aeroplane Visits Gloucester
The overdue Peace Loan aeroplane, piloted by Lieutenant Chapman, arrived in Gloucester on Saturday, about midday, and landed on Leman's Flat. The object of the…
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On another page will be found two columns of matter, making the school instalment in which Mr. Kerle seeks to answer our inquiry as to why the Manning Shire Council should pay him 16/6 per ton for metal worth 11/- on a departmental estimate. The…
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On Wednesday night last the residents of the Upper Avon met to discuss the best means of approaching the shire council to get that body to expend a sum of money…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Green-Speck Clue. Published by Special Arrangement [Copyright.] Chapter Xxviii.—by Dead Train Delivery.—the Green Speck
Wedge forced his way through the hedge, descended into the strangely silent cutting, and stood beside the derelict, train, standing on its single…
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A distressing motoring tragedy occurred on Saturday afternoon at Southern Cross, a short distance from Koroll, in Victoria. Mr. Robert Lindsay, of Quamby Station,…
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Mr. Price. M.L.A.: Will the secretary for Public Works and Minister for Railways confer with the Railway Commissioners with a view to carrying out my suggestion…
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The recent case of Martin v. Wilson and Coy., (the latter being practically W. J. Caldwell) so interested motor owners that we have been…
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Yesterday the Peace Loan aeroplane with Pilot Lieut. Chapman and Mr. Hogg in charge, arrived in Bowraville. News arrived at 11 o'clock in the…
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An aeroplane with mails reached Campbelltown at 6.30 p.m. The mails were sent on by motor and were delivered aboard at 9.30 p.m., taking 14…
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"To all Citizens, "On the ground, "N.S.W. "I'm up here. The interest on…
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Sir,—Your reply to my letter and leader thereon are both interesting and amusing. Figures, it has been said, can be…
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Mr Price: Will the Secretary for Public Works and Minister for Railways confer with the Railway Commissioners with a view to carrying…
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A NEW Australian record was established last week when Lieutenants R. S. Adair and W. J. Tagg, in their flight from Sydney to Brisbane, covered the 500 miles in…
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