Aeroplane Bomb. Blows the Crew to Pieces. LONDON
Reuter's correspondent at Tetuon states, that while a Spanish aeroplane was bombing a Riff village a bomb stuck in the undercarriage. When…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1925
717 stories in Murray's papers · page 29 of 36
New Motor Invention
Mr. E. Lee. of Wangaratta, found the travelling of the Boorhaman road in winter such a dimcuit proposition that he[?] his bra[?] to work to ovel[?]…
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Mr M. Kilpatrick M.L.A. is in receipt of the following from the Secretary of the Railway Commissioners :—…
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By special permission of the washington conference on disarmament the United States has converted the Saratoga, which was built for a…
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It is understood that the Railway Commissioners intend to adhere to their decision to have all heavy repair work carried out at the Chullora and…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Crushed by Motor Lorry
Crushed by the front wheel of a motor lorry, Alfred Edward Bevis, aged 11 years, of Lord street, Richmond, was killed instantly. The dead…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Motor Garage Burnt
A fire broke out in the Crystal Garage at Colac (Vic.). The fire was caused by the ignition of petrol, and despite the efforts of the brigade the…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Motors Some Useful Information Regarding Them. an Alpine Trial for 1926
Details have now come to hand concerning the programme of the Alpine trial, that elastic reliability contest which is organised by tho Royal…
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Several conferences have recently been held between the Australian Workers' Union and the Victorian Minister regarding the rates of pay for…
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Seven people were injured when a large motor car, containing eight passengers, and driven by Reginald Alan Evans, collided with an empty…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Australia's Railways. One Gauge Imperative. London, October 23
Sir Vincent Raven, in his presidential address to the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, said that after having spent a year in Australia and New…
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As mentioned elsewhere the Railway Commissioners are aiming at speeding up the trains on the North-Eastern Line, and with this end in view an…
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"A wonderful country," is how Mr. S. Barnes. M.L.A., on his return to Melbourne, described that portion of Riverina destined to be served largely…
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Mr. E. Lee. of Wangaratta, found travelling the Boorhaman road in the winter such a difficult proposition that he set his brain to work to…
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The “Lyre Bird,” when returning from Hay on Tuesday, developed engine trouble, and Pilot Affleck, on reaching Deniliquin, decided not to…
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The amended schedule of the tour of the Great White Train under the auspices of the Australian MAde Preference League is now to hand…
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Provided certain formalities are compiled with, a grant of £15,000 as a [?] instalment for the expenditure on the Culcairn Walbundrie road is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Motor Notes Refractory Headlamp Rims
It is not often that one needs to disturb the nickel rim of the headlamps but a broken glass or fused bulb will sometimes make this…
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Several conferences have recently been held between the Australian Workers’ Union and the Victorian Ministry regarding the rates of pay…
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The dates for the visit of this great exhibition touring train to Corowa are -- Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, April 16, 17, 18 and 19, 1926…
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