Bull Attacks, Motor Car
One night, last week while a Macksville business man was proceeding to Kempsey with his wife and child, all sitting in the front…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1924
524 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 7 of 27
Daring Motor Climb to Summit of Morgan's Lookout. Wangaretta
On Sunday, Mr. K. Green, a visitor from Sydney, drove a single-seater Dodge motor-car to the top of Morgan's Lookout al Glenrowan. This is…
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VISCOUNT CURZON, M.P., charged with driving a motor car at 32 miles an hour road England, was fined £20, and his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Two Great English Roads. One to Cost £15,000,000. for Motor Traffic
Work is to be begun as soon as possible (says the London " Sunday Express "), on two great roads, which are to be used solely for motor traffic…
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The report of the special salesman ac companying the Griffith Producers' experimental consignment of 3000 cases of grapes and peaches to North…
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A message from Griffith says.—The report of the special salesman accompanying the Griffith. Producers' experimental consignment of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Control of a Motor Car
IT IS most amazing that by a twist of the wrist, one is able to alter the course of a powerful motor car (says an exchange). This is due to the fact that the system of…
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Another fruit train with about 20 tons of black and white grapes is due to arrive in Kempsey on Thursday morning. The Kempsey quota will be…
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During the week-end Mr. T. Egan (Shire Engineer) took a couple of members of the Road Improvement Committee to view the work which had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →For Slower Landings Iiinged Aeroplane Wing. London
A new de Haviland aeroplane which will permit of slower landings is being tested. The rear portion of each wing is hinged and mounted. with…
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The Griffith Producers Co-operative Co. Ltd. are running a fruit train again to-morrow, Wednesday, which will arrive at Craven at 7 a.m., and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Uniform Gauge Northern Border Railway No Agreement
Mr. Ball (Minister for Railways) has stated that Mr. Gillies (Acting premier of Queensland) had complained of delay on the part of the…
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Wangaratta, Monday.— On Sunday Mr. K. Green, a visitor from Sydney, drove a single-seater Dodge motor car to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Murder Mystery. English Motor Bandits
Lloyd's Bank has offered £500 reward for the capture of the murderers of Mr. Hall manager of the bank's branch at Borden…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire Motor for Kempsey
Sunday last, Messrs. Harkness, Baker, Cullen, and Beswick, members of the Fire Brigade's Board, with Chief Officer Jackson, were in…
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A large number of Kempsey people were disappointed on Thursday when it was found that there was no Griffith fruit available at the railway station…
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At the monthly meeting of the Forster Progress Asociation held last Tuesday night, Mr. T. McBride, senr., reported that since last meeting a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mail Train Mishap. Runs Into Bullock Team
Quite a chapter of accidents befel the North Coast mail train from Sydney on Friday last. Misfortune first crossed its path at Bonville, where the…
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Edward Lukins was charged with having left a motor car unattended in the street, in such a position as to obstruct traffic…
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Thomas Fleming was charged with having travelled on the railway without a ticket and was fined 10s and 8s costs, with £2 witness's expenses…
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