Aeroplane Smash. Three Killed. Machine in "Back-Wash" Sunday Afternoon Fatality
Port Melbourne was the scone of a calamitous aeroplane smash on Sunday afternoon. An Avro machine, piloted by…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1921
438 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 9 of 22
Motor Capsizes. Five Men Injured
Five Alstonville residents were injured, one dangerously, in a motor accident when returning from Byron Bay on Sunday night…
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A railway accident occurred at Kempsey on Monday morning last by which an elderly man named John Turner Lee, aged 56 years, lost his…
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Since the recent rains about two miles of the corduroyed road to Crescent Head have been covered with water from one to three feet deep. On…
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Mr. H. H. McMaugh, of Upper Five Day Creek, writes:-- Sir,-- I trust you can find space in your paper to print for me this protest…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Railway Time-table
Mr. Attwill, Kempsey stationmaster, received the new winter time-table yesterday. There are no alterations in the passenger service to and from…
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AT Port Melbourne on Sunday an aeroplane, carrying two passengers on a joy ride, and piloted by Mr. Hubert Ross, a partner in the Shaw-Ross Engineering and…
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Our representative writes On Tuesday May 24th, the Empire Day celebrations took place in the public school premises at…
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THE "Macleay Argus" reports that Mr. John Turner Lee, an old Kempsey identity, and a brother of the late Mr. H. W. T. Lee, of Gladstone, was killed by the…
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[?] things are done on British railways that the travelling public never sees. The popular notion of a signalman…
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A substantial house on a flimsy foundation would be an absurdity. Yet fine highways are often built over soils that will not bear their weight…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bowman Road. (To the Editor.)
Dear Sir,— Permit me through the columns of your paper to call the attention of the Shire Council to the state of the Bowman Road…
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ABOUT 5 p.m. on Sunday a serious motor car accident occurred about two miles out from Ballina, on the Tintenbar-road, when a car containing five residents of…
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A motorist touring an American State got stalled in a tenacious mud hole. While making a vain attempt to escape, a boy…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →North Coast Railway. Advantages of Freight Ex-superintendent's Opinions. a New State Sympathiser
Mr. Charles James, ex-Superintendent of Railways at Newcastle, says propaganda among North Coast producers had resulted in the railway's share of…
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A letter has been received by the Kempsey Municipal Council from the secretary to the Railway Commissioners regarding the Council's request for…
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During the recent wet weather over a mile of the road between Dulconghi Mountain and Crescent Head was under water, up to four…
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The mail train from Sydney to Macksville was about three hours late arriving at Taree on Monday morning. The cause of the delay was that, the…
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Monday morning, in a cutting about a mile on Win "ham side of Mount George, the mail train was delayed about three hours through the front…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Aeroplane in Gloucester. An Australian Record. Lady Passenger makes "Stunt Flight."
On Monday afternoon the Commercial Aviation Coy's Avro machine piloted by Capt. Hawkins, with Miss Lillian Phillips and Capt…
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