Motor Spirit Down
Patrol was reduced 1s per case in Sydney on Saturday. The Vacuum Oil Company notifies the reduction in Plume motor spirit,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1921
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North Shore Bridge
THE Minister for Works (Mr. Estell), says that neither the residents of the southern suburbs of Sydney nor the country people of New South Wales will be called upon to…
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Messrs. R. A. Price, J. J. Fitzgerald and Theo. Hill, M's.L.A., have forwarded to the Macleay Shire Council a letter from Mr. Cann, Minister for Local…
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Mr. Theo. Hill, M L A., has received the following illuminating and sympathetic letter re Toorooka bridge from Mr. George Cann, the Minister for…
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One hundred motor-cars reported as stolen have been discovered by the Chicago police in a quarry near that city, containing water…
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When the Minister for Works (Mr. Estell) moved in Committee of the Legislative Assembly the expediency of bringing in a bill for the…
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TENDERS have been called for the North Shore Bridge, returnable on October 31st, 1922. The contract time specified was seven years, so that the bridge should be…
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A SIX-MILE bicycle road race, three miles out along the Manning road and back again, was run by the Port Macquarie Bicycle Club last Saturday…
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EVERY year the sharp curves in roads are taking their toll of human lives. The roads were laid out for slow-moving horse vehicles, where it was…
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THE Glenreagh-Dorrigo railway is being pushed ahead, there now being 1200 men employed on the work. Almost the whole of the line between Glenreagh and Lowanna…
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The Glenreagh-Dorrigo railway is being pushed ahead. there now being 12000 men employed on the work Almost the whole of the…
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Mr. Fitzpatrick M.L.A. learned from the Minister for Railway on Tuesday that the application of the 44-hour week would cost an…
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The State Government seems quite anxious that the work of constructing the city railway should be commenced early. It is estimated that the work…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday night, Mr. Estell Minister for Works, moved the expediency of introducing a bill for the…
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Mr. W. Thomson, president of the Taree Chamber of Commerce, convened a meeting on Wednesday of members of that organisation, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Aeroplane Crashes. Australian Injured. London
An aeroplane piloted by Flight Lieut. A. F. Roach, of the Australian Flying Corps, crashed at Arlesey, Bedfordshire. Corporal Laurence was killed and Roach…
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Mr. H. J. E. Cox, manager at the Toorooka butter factory, in compliance with the wishes of a meeting held there, wrote to the Shire Council…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Strikers Riot. Attack Elevated Train. Vancouver
Chicago meat packers on strike attacked an elevated train, injuring 40 persons, half of whom are dangerously hurt. Rioting last night resulted in one…
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The Commonwealth lost £166,000 on the Commonwealth railways last year…
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THE first aerial mail trip in Western Australia has resulted in the death of two of the party—Lieutenant Fawcett and his mechanic, Mr. W. Broad. They were…
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