A Motorist Monarch. Sued by a Widow
From Berlin on 6th January, the correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" While the King of Saxony and his suite were driving to a shooting party…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1907
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N.s.w. Railways
The new Railway Act dissolving the existing commission will come into operation to-day, by proclamation. Mr. Johnson, the new chief…
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IT is a [?] grace on the port of the railway [?]…
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The say Railway Act Diasolving the existing Commission will come into operation by production to-day The new Commissioner [?] control at once…
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THE new Railway Act dissolving the existing Commission came into operation by proclamation to-day. The new Chief Commissioner will therefore assume control of…
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In the coarse of an article on Railway Freights, "Gossp," of the 'S.S. Journal,' says:— Some seven or eight years ago there…
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Speaking at Perth, W.A., on his way to England, Mr. Deakin, Prime Minister, referring particularly to the…
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MR. T: JOHNSON, the new Chief Commissioner, and his colleagces will shortly make a tour of inspection of all the railway lines in the State…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Ben's Courtship. An Exciting Railway Yarn
"I suppose yon want to be one of the vice-presidents, at least," granted Stephen Gower, as he looked up at Ben Meade…
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At a meeting of the State Cabinet yesterday, the Ministers discussed railway affairs with the new Commissioner…
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WE are informed, that the Railway Commissioners had under consideration some important changes in the Sydney - Brisbane service,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Motor-car. Some of Its Uses
"Toot, toot, toot!" went the horn of the big motor car as it thumped along the road. But old Farmer Giles, who who was very deaf, walked on quietly…
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A shocking fatality, resulting in the death of a railway guard named Samuel Spacey, occurred at Newtown shortly before 1 o'clock on Tuesday…
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THE victims of the awful railway disaster at Chapleau (Canada) were immigrants brought out under the suspices of the Salvation Army in England…
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EARLY yesterday morning the police found a man lying on the railway line near Croydon station, covered with blood and in a dazed condition…
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On Monday night, at the School of Arts Hall, a meeting of the Armidale Railway League was held, when there were present:—Aid. J. P…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Railway Signalman. Dies in His Box Discovered by Delay
The "Daily Mail" of February 4th, reports:— A signalman has been found dead—opparently after being seized with a fit—…
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Mr. W. M. Stevenson who returned from his trip to Dorrigo this morning share he stiended the railway conference or Saturday last has supplied…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Tenterfield Intercolonial Courier. AND Fairfieid & Wallangarra Advocate Friday, April 19, 1907. Railways
THE advent of the Chief Railway Commissioner places the country in a state of expectancy. The railways stand in the same relationship to the commercial life…
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IT is notified that some important changes are under consideration with respect to the northern line passenger train service. It is, we understand, suggested to ran an express between Sydney and…
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