Railway Fatality
Two girls named Collier were killed near Rotorua (N.Z.) through being run orer by a railway truck…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1909
423 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 22
Railway Extension
As settlement increases in the Warialda district the necessity of railway extension is being keenly felt, for until such facilities are provided vast tracts…
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In connection with the proposal by the railway Department to expend [?]30,000 on the building of three up-to-date trains for the Queensland…
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Succeesful trials have been made with British aeroplanes…
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The usual weekly meeting of the committee in connection with the forthcoming road-race was held at the Royal Hotel on Friday night last, Mr. J. J…
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The employees in the various railway departments are much concerned at the number of immigrants who are flooding the labor market. Complaints are…
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In connection with the proposal by the Railway Department to expend £30,000 on the building of three up-to-date trains for the Queensland section…
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The usual weekly meeting in connection with the above was held at the Imperial Hotel on Friday evening., Mr. J. J. Rafferty presiding…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Birds Help Inventor. Evolution of an Aeroplane
A new type of aeroplane is to be tried at Wyvenhoe, in Essex (says the "Daily Express" of April 6). It is the invention of Mr Jack Humphreys, of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Motor Capsized. Fatal Midnight Smash
A serious motor accident, involving the death of ono man and grave injuries to another, occurred at Harrow (Eng.) in the small hours of the morning of April…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Long Tramp. Mark All's Exciting Experience
Claiming to be the world's champion long-distance walker, the octogenarian Mark All was in Glasgow last month. He told a reporter some of his thrilling…
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In the Children's Court, Inverell, a small boy, named Albert Robinson, 13 years old, appeared on a charge of being a neglected child. He had been…
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On the railway line now under construction from Goondiwindi to Tallwood there are 332 men at work. Fenceing has been completed for a distance…
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Extensive contracts have been made for additional rolling stock in view of the very prosperous season expected in the carriage of wool and wheat…
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At the Shire Council meeting last Monday, Cr. Everett, pursuant to notice, moved "That this Council take into consideration the advisability of…
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In connection wife the increasing use of wireless telegraphy it is interesun to recall an ingenious method ef sending a message from a moving…
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Mr. Newbery, a bridge inspector, was killed yesterday on the Cairns line. He was riding a trioycle, and a train carrying the Newtown…
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Last week a deputation proceeded to Sydney to urge on the Minister for Works the necessity of extending the railway system towards Yetman. Mr…
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Owing to the time occupied with the vote of censure in the State Parliament some of the residents of the town and district who went to the city to…
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Local followers of football will have an opportunity of witnessing a first-class exhibition of Hugby to-morrow, when the New South Wales Tramway Union and the…
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