Coast-Tableland Railway
The secretary of the Grafton Chamber of Committee has forwarded letters to the Inverell and Glen Junes Chambers inviting their cooperation in…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1921
604 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 31
Railway Accident Former Inverell Resident Killed
A shocking fatality occurred at Market street, Newcastle, on Monday last, when a former Inverell resident, in the person of Mr. Edward Heath, met…
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Sydney, Monday-—It has been announced by the Minister for Local Government that he intended to introduce legislation to bring all the main…
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Mr. E. G. Palmer, secretary, Ben Lomond Progress Association, asked the Glen Innes Shire Council last week to have the road, Gleneoe to Ben Lomond,…
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As they are strong, the railways of the various States should be merciful and mitigate as far as possible the current horrors of long-distance…
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At a largely attended meeting of railway employees on Wednesday evening last at the Railway Institute building Mr.Kendall, station inaster,…
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The Secretary of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce has forwarded letters to the Inverell and Glen Innes Chambers inviting their co-operation in giving…
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The State Governor, in opening the Parramatta road after its reconstruction, said the thoroughfare used to be "the worst road in Australia."…
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All aeroplane conveying Captain and Mrs. Cornish from Melbourne to Sydney landed at Shepparton for petrol, but the propellor struck a fence and…
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Mr. White, the well-known Kempsey cattle buyer,sastained a big loss by the destinction of his new Buick motor car on the Hillgrive [?] last Sunday night. When Mr…
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Sydney, Thursday.—Among matters to be considered at a special meeting of the Tramway Employees Union, on Tuesday, was a proposal for an…
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Sydney, Thursday,—Tramway Employees Union asserts, that the new type pf tramear is dangerous to passengers and employers. Although the seating…
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The sports in aid of the new hall at Warialda Railway attracted a good crowd on Saturday week. The effort proved a great success and it…
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The annual report of the Postal Department points oat that continued attention is being given to the question of utilising aeroplane services for the…
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The Macintyre Shire Council has accepted the following contracts:—Renewal of five culverts, on the Guyra road, Mr. D'Arcy, of Gilgai; four…
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At a meeting of the executive committee of the Graziers' Association in Sydney last week attention was called to the present high railway charges…
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The inquest was resumed on Friday at Pithara, near Perth, into the deaths of Lieut. John Cowie M'Intosh and Alfred Hillary Joy, who were…
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The policy adopted by many motor car and motor cycle manufacturers in different parts of the world of giving a guarantee that in the event of their…
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As they are strong, the railways of the various States should be merciful and mitigate as far as possible the current horrors of long-distance…
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Thus the Sydney "Bulletin," which has from the outset been a strong supporter of the New Stale agitation:-- "In a pathetically feeble attempt…
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