Railway Men's Union
The 24th annual conference of the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Asociation was held at the Association's Head Office, Sydney, on…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1915
504 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 26
Ford Motor Cars
Messrs. Cbaffey & Son, sole district agent for the Ford motar car, have received cable advice from the Ford factory stating that the new…
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At a function at Wellingrove on Saturday, President Cramsie mentioned that at next Saturday's meeting of the Shire Council he intended…
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The question of the contraction of strategic railways is likely to room large to the policy of the Federal Government during the coming…
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PASSENGERS by the mail train which left Sydney one afternoon last week bound for Queensland, bad an u[?]nerv experience. The train reached…
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SYDNEY, Monday Remarkable escapes from death were sustained by the occupants of a motor car at [?] Pa[?] yesterday Owing to a chain breaking the car ran away…
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Says the "Glen Innes Guardian":—In advocating the purchase of a motor car for the use of the Shire Engineer the President has ample…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →How Australian Got Her "Swastika," the First Deissell Motor Ship
It is interesting to note that the first cargo of the famous NY Danish lager, which has already won popularity, by its sparkle and excellence of…
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At the latest meeting of the Inverell Municipal Council, his Worship the Mayor (Aid. Ring) said he had been deputed to interview the Railway…
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While Mr. Jensen, Assistant Minister for Defence, was in Brisbane a few days ago, he was introduced to three men who had walked 150 miles from…
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The temperature in the city yesterday was 100.7 degrees, a record for the time of the year. At Riverview College, at the same…
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Mrs. Pyke, of Exeter, Norah Reed, aged 16, and a girl aged 12 were crossing from one platform to another on Thursday afternoon when they were…
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A [?] tragedy occurred at Ourimbah, near [?] on Saturday night. The in coming [?] express mashed into a tricycle [?] O'Hara, with his son and…
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In the last issue of "The Times" we published a telegram to the effect that the railway bridge at Ravensworth had been damaged by bush fires. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →That Thalgarrah Road. (To Editor of "Armidale Chronicle")
Sir,—Again, by your courtesy, I beg to ask the Road Authorities to do something to the portion of the the above road from Edgar's corner to the first…
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It is apparent that the rapidly increasing weights of both locomotives and loaded cars of all descriptions in America will soon make a heavier rail…
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Important modifications will be made to the City Railway Scheme which will have the effect of reducing the cost by a million pounds sterling…
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Yesterday morning Messrs. G. T. C. Miller, Hons. J. Travers and W. T. Dick and Messrs. P. McGarry, J. B. Nicholson, and Brinsley Hall…
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Next Saturday a railway picnic for the employee, north of Tamworth to Wallangarra will be held on the local showground and it is anticipated…
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A collision occurred at Adelaide between a motor bus and tramcar. The force of the impact caused the petrol tank to burst, and was…
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