Main Roads Plan. £500,000 for Sydney's Roads
Work commenced on Tuesday morning says the 'Daily Telegraph,' in connection with the State Government's scheme to spend £500,000 upon the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1921
604 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 31
Road Maintenance
Ald. Wade does not hold a very high opinion of the business capacity of the Municipal Council. In a discussion on road repairs at Tuesday night's…
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Messrs. J. D. McKerrow and I. Johnson, of "Rockleigh," Sapphire, accompanied by Mr. Goord (Smith, Goord and Co.), returned to Inverell…
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Railway freight charges have soared to the "dizzy" limit, and an instance of the preposterous nature of the charges was brought before councillors…
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I walked a mile with Pleasure. She chatted all the way, But left me none the wiser For all she had to say…
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Never look a gift auto in the cylinder. A soft cushion traneth away wrath. It is a long lane that has no…
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The draft of the proposed Railway Bill contains some revolutionary provisions. These include the appointment of one of the Commissioners by…
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The State Government has decided to drastically amend the Railway Act in the direction of reducing the powers of the Chief Commissioner of Railways…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Disgraceful Scene. Union Jack Trampled Upon
A disgraceful scene was witnessed at the celebration of May Day, in the Domain yesterday afternoon, when portion of a Union Jack was placed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Burglars in Motor Car. Visit John Roche's House
An attempt was made early on Sunday morning to break into the residence of ex-Superintendent John Roche former head of the detectives,…
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At Tuesday night's council meeting Ald Coates mentioned in the need for more the alarms in the town, and sail that 12 months ago application was…
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At the Council meeting on Tuesday night four tenders were opened for carting river gravel for the repair of Byron street from the Coffee Palace to…
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Sydney, Thursday.—The N.S. Wales branch of the Railway Union has forwarded the Minister a number of proposed amendments to the Railways Act,…
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Sydney, Thursday.—Owing to the impossibility of obtaining adequate supplies of sleepers, construction work on a number of new railway lines in this…
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How the Gayndah train wa held up last week by a brown suake is related by the driver and fireman in charge of the engine. The hold-up…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coastal-Tableland Railway. Reviving Interest at Guyra
For some years local interest in the GuyraCoff's Harbor railway has, says the ' Argus,' been of the most spasmodic character, and when the vital importance to the district of…
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In the Banco Court, the other day, before Mr. Justice James and a jury of four, Edith Nellie Bernberg, wife of Colman P. Bernberg, electrician, of High-street, Waverley,…
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The road construction question came up for discussion at the Severn Shire Council meeting on Tuesday, Cr. Marshall introducing the subject…
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A new and very much improved road guide of New South Wales has just been published by H. E. C. Robinson, Ltd, of Sydney, in…
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No fewer than 51,326 road accidents were caused by vehicles in the United States Kingdom last year. In 2628 cases the accidents resulted in death…
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