Reliability Test. Motor Cycle Club's First
In the Manning Motor Cycle Club's first reliability trial, from Taree to Kempsey and back, on Monday (King's Birthday holiday), fifteen…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1925
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Main Roads Board
I had a consultation with Mr. Upton, Engineer to the Main Roads Board, Mr. Garlick and Mr. Newell being absent in a round table…
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At the Shire Council meeting on Monday afternoon a deputation from the Wallamba was introduced to the meeting, the object of which was to…
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Experts have lately expressed the view that perfection has almost been reached in the matter of discovering durable compounds with which to…
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Twenty-five persons were killed, and 70 injured in a fearful train wreck at Lackawanna to-day. A special train carrying 200…
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A meeting of members of the above was held in the School of Arts, Wingham, on Tuesday night last. Mr. A. W. Smart, in the absence of the…
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Shire representatives agreed that the present was a motor age ; that the motor vehicle was a boon to the man on the land; that the man who…
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The village ended where the forest began. Two great pine trees stood cut like gateposts, and between them the road ran into the depths of the…
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Phillip Brenner broke an engagement and accepted with alacrity the invitation to dine at janeway House [?] and Clarisa's father. between them…
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During the visit of Mr. W. C. Quinton (Northern Area Commissioner of Railways) to Murwillumbah in February last, the Murwillumbah Chamber…
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In moving the Address-in-Reply, in the House of Representatives, Mr.. Robert Cook, M.P., expressed the hope that the policy of the Government…
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The Cabinet is intent on appointing an employees' representative on the Board of Railway Commissioners…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Main Roads Board. Country Fears. Situation of Shires
The theoretically beautiful Main Roads Board may possibly aggravate the already sad situation of Shires generally, and those of the North Coast in…
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Mr. Cumming, Director of the N.S. Wales Railway Institute, arrived in Taree on Monday evening, and, met the local members of the Institute…
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A sensational motor car accident occurred in St. John's Avenue, Taree, on Saturday afternoon, and two persons had a remarkable escape from…
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Mr. Lang, according to the Sun, has expressed himself in favour of a vigorous works policy involving a heavy expenditure of loan money; and first in…
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The theoretically beautiful Main Roads Board, may possibly aggravate the already sad situation of Shires generally and those of the North…
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Mr. Alex Dare, writes to his brother, of an extensive motor tour he undertook, starting from Gloucester : I promised to write you when…
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