Inverell to Coast Railway
THE Tingha Progress Committee have taken the initiative and convened a public meeting at Tingha, on Saturday, 30th…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1908
547 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 28
Strike of Tram Employees. Auckland, Thursday Night
THE Auckland tram employees struck work to-day, the cause being attributed to the discharge of one of the employees without any reason being stated. As the men left…
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A railway collision has occnrred [?] Antwerp, Belgium. Twenty six bodies were extricated, and others are pinned under the wreckage…
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GHASTLY mutilations and crashing of the victims occurred at Antwerp. Several of the passengers were decapitated. A severed hand was found with clenched fingers, in…
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A FATAL motor accident, in which Mr. A. Z. Clark, a well-known mining engineer, was killed, occurred on the Mount Alexander-road, at Digger's…
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Two Iron-oirs collided at Philadelphia. Four peoplo were killed and twelva injured…
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The tram driven and conductors of Sydney are likely to come out-on strike unless their alleged grievances are remedied…
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The Guyra Progress Committee, at its meeting last Monday night, appointed Messrs. W. M. Stevenson and S. H…
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Thomas Pywell, of Clairville, writes to last Tuesday's Glen Innes "Guardian" as follows:— "I see by the Guyra ARGUS…
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THE winter time-table for the railways came into force on Sunday. It cancels the present 7.34 p.m. train from Sydney to Glen Innes, which arrives in Glen Innes at 12…
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The proposal put forward in the "Times" the other day, to revive the ancient "Statute of Deodand" in favour of motor-cars, has much to…
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BEST ELLIOTT, aged 25, a shunter, had both legs taken off at the Central Railway Station this morning. It is alleged that he attempted to board a train while in motion,…
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A COLLISION occurred at Eudlo railway station, in Queensland, between two goods trains daring shunting operations, but not much damage was done…
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A LAD named Victor M'Garrigle, employed as a cleaner at the Werris Creek engine sheds, was run over last night by an engine, and killed near the platform…
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The Victorian railway revenue for the nine months of the financial year shows a decrease of £121,000…
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THE members of the Northern Advisory Board, who have been in the district for the past week, have, we understand, inspected Ranger's Valley. King's Plains, and…
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ON Wednesday night Victor M'Garrigle, aged 15 years and 10 months, was killed at Werrie Creek. He had only lately been emplayed on the railway, and had drawn…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A man named Duke Doyle was run down and killed by a motor-car at Warrandyte, near Melbourne, on Saturday…
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In the course of his reply to the Mayor aud several other members of a deputation at Inverell recently, Mr. Johnson, Chief Commissioner for…
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Two official have been charged at the Police Court with negligent omission is connection with the Murrurundi railway dissaster…
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