Floods in North - West Goods Train Derailed Water in Inverell Shops
With a record flood in the Macintyre River water has entered a number of business houses in…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1946
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Armidale Aerodrome Club Projects Building Programme
The general purposes committee recommended to the Armidale City Council on Monday night that the Armidale Aero Club be advised…
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Evidence that care-free motorists are maintaining too high a speed, for conditions on country roads, and that many are coming to grief…
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The foreman, Mr. N. D. Thompson, presented the following report to the recent meeting of the Ashford Shire Council:—…
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The Armidale City Council on Monday night decided to send a telegram to the Railway Commissioners…
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Discussions emanating from committee recommendations at Tuesday night's meeting of the Glen Innes Municipal…
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"I managed to rake up a hundred and ten," he said calmly. "I took your milk money, Marian. You'll have to step on the…
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A 1939 Chev. truck owned by Mr. W. Toepfer of Cooranbong Came to grief early Tuesday morning when travelling along the New England…
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Two matters of importance to Inverell were tabled for discussion at Wednesday night's meeting of the Chamber of Commerce…
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Long overdue, but nevertheless, much appreciated improvements are in [?] at the Armidale Railway…
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Mr. W. H. Wilson, General President of the Northern N.S.W. Farmers' Union, while in Sydney this week, took up…
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''You're far more sensible than you ran possibly realise. Most beginners overrate the advantage of pull. But it doesn't…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tuesday's Flood Washaways on Railway Line and Gwydir Highway 665 Points in One Night at Warialda Estimated Damage to Shire Roads Over £1000
The phenomenal fall of rain on Monday night last caused the worst damage from flood water since 1910. There were extensive washaways in…
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Now that the demand for synthetic rubber to meet the war requirements the Allied Nations has terminated, and increasing supplies of plantation…
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The railway authorities are faced with a continual problem : Practically every train bringing goods to Glen Innes…
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LONDON.--The extent to which private cars were delicensed in Great Britain owing to war…
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"Don't you wont to come down and see the show? Joyce turned to find Miss Carew standing at her elbow…
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KATOOMBA, Tuesday. -- The decapitated body of a young woman was found on the railway line near Medlow Bath…
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In an effort to establish identification. the police have ordered the head of a woman found on the railway line on the Blue Mountains…
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Will you kindly allow me space in your valuable paper to put before the public the treatment towards a returned soldier,…
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