Cheap Motor Spirits Unlimited Supply. Possibilities of New Research
The "Daily Mall" states that Professor Dixon, fuel expert at the Manchester University, has no doubt that researches which are procecling will…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1920
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Railway Fares
The recent advance in railway fares is vigorously protested against by suburban Mayors, who declare that their ratepayers are leaving the…
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Mr. Muntz, the Shire Engineer, in his report to the Council, stated:--Main Roads.--Macleay Shire Boundary to Macksville Road, section…
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The special train from Kempsey railway station to the Wingham Show yesterday (Thursday) was well patronised throughout. About 50 passengers got…
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A correspondent writes: -- The Municipal Council has conferred a benefit on the residents of Glenrock, and the public, by the formation of the road…
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The Committee appointed to visit Grace's-road reported:--"We have inspected the extension of Grace's road, petitioned for…
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Mr. R. A. Price, M.L.A., has received a communication from the Secretary for Railways, acknowledging receipt of his letter relative to day passenger train…
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Correspondence was read from Gumma Progress Assn. (Wm. Gow, Secretary). It referred to the punt at the lagoon Warrell Creek. The…
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W. Gow, Hon. Sec., Gumma Progress Assn., wrote: I have received a communication from the Minister for Lands approving of a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our North Coast Railway. Mr. James Will Visit Macksville and Bowra
Mr. C. James, District Superintendent of Railways, Newcastle, has been commissioned to make a tour of the North Coast Districts in the…
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THE Railway Commissioners, it is stated, have decided to extend the day train to Wauchope when the winter time-table is instituted. It is to be hoped that the…
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THE Cabinet has decided to call for a full report upon Government-owned motor cars and vehicles. Information is to be obtained as to the number of State cars and tractors,…
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It has been reserved for Mr. J. T. Burton Alexander to become an enthusiast of the fiercest type in railway travelling. He has travelled on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cheap Motor Spirit Unlimited Supply. Possibilities of New Research
The "Daily Mail" states that Professor Dixon, fuel expert at the manchester University has no doubt that researches which are proceeding will…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Railway Accident. Taree Train Derailed
The Taree train to Sydney jumped the rails at the level crossing at the Dungog Dairy Farmers' siding year Dungog on Saturday morning…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Prisoner Jumps From Train. Sydney
A prisoner named Murray jumped from a train near Auckland. He was badly shaken and easily recaptured…
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Mr. A. E. Harrison (Secretary of the Kempsey Chamber of Commerce) has received from Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., a letter from the Secretary for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Collision. Motor Car and Tram. Sydney
A motor car, which is alleged to have been stolen, driven by two men, struck a moving tram in Pyrmont yesterday afternoon. Both occupants, were…
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In connection with the Railway Commissioners' policy to attract new business, which is undoubtedly a step in the right direction, a meeting of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Off the Line. Railway Smash at Dungog
There was a big railway smash at Dungog on Saturday morning. The engine of the mail train from Taree jumped the rails where the road crosses the…
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