Motor Car Case
Samuel John Brown, Junr., was. charged with driving a car on 21st February, 1925, without a license. He was also charged with driving a…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1925
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Breach of Motor Traffic Regulations
Walter Spooner was charged with', driving a motor lorry to the danger of the public. No appearance of defendant, but…
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Mr. R. S. Vincent. M.L.A., has received the following details of the alterations to be brought into operation with the winter time-table:…
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[?]est is being maintained in the [?] sport of motor cycle racing, a large crowd being present at the second meeting of the Manning…
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Public Interest in motor bike racing was evidenced by another big crowd at the Motor Cycle Club's second carnival on Three show…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Main Roads
At a recent meeting of the Manning Shire Council, a resolution was unanimously agreed to the substance of which was that application be made to the Main Roads Board to have the Wineham-Taree Road declared a "Main Road."…
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Once again we desire to mention the question of opening up the road from Ogden's Crossing to Lansdowne. For over three years this question has been brought up, promises made, and then the actual work of making the…
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At the Municipal Council meeting on Monday night the Mayor (Ald. H. J. Stewart) brought up the matter in which he intends moving that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Current Topics Motor Cycle Racing
The recently formed Gloucester Motor Car and Motor Cycle Club, decided at a meeting held on Thursday night to hold their initial race…
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Last Friday night at 8.30, near the intersection of Parramatta Road and Great North Road, Granville, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gurr, of Burwood,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →North Coast Railway. Better Train Service Promised
WITH a view to providing better train services to the North Coast districts, the Railway commissioners state that they have decided upon important alterations,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Manning Shire Council. (Continued from last issue.) Timber. on Road
Dave Reld asked permission to cut sleepers on rooad Lansdowne to Crittenden's.-- To be informed that council requires the timber there for…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →From a Railway Window
Most holiday-makers think of the, railway journey to and from the seaside town or country village where they spend their annual fortnight as…
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ON Monday night a motor car containing eight persons—seven adults and a child—was passing over a level crossing at Highett, 13 miles from Melbourne, when an…
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THE H. D. Co-op Dairy Company has financed the purchase of a Leyland motor lorry for the Rollands Plains cream contractor, Mr. James Sonter…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Motor Cycling
The increasing interest in motor cycling was evidenced by an attendance of about 40 members at a meeting of Manning Motor Cycle Club at…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Excursion Train
Tickets for the excursion train for Sydney which will leave Kempsey station at 8.10 on Friday night can be purchased at the station between the…
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Some utterly misleadles and confusing half-truths were spoken by the Premier and his Minister for Works at the laying of the foundation stone…
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At a public meeting held at the Wingham School of Arts last night (Monday), at which Dr. W. A. Kelly presided, there was a large…
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A message from Eltham, Lismore, states that the Rev. A. E. Putland was driving a car at the railway crossing, when a goods train backed over the…
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