More Railway Washaways
TAMWORTH, Wednesday.—Further washaways are reported to have occurred on the Barraba-Tamworth line to-night…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1941
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Bridge for Victoria League
The Mobile Kitchen Fund of the Victoria League will benefit to the extent of £7 by a bridge party arranged by Mesdames J. H. Bond and G. W…
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The door was locked, deliberately, to prevent her going out, seeing what was happening in the passage outside. For perhaps 30 seconds she stopped, undecided,…
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Members of St. John Ambulance Nursing Division 29 and Voluntary Aid Detachment No. 880 were disappointed to receive a letter from the Matron of…
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MIELBOURNE, Thursday.—The arrival of an important A.I.F. detachment at Singapore to take up defensive positions in Malaya indicates Britain's growing…
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The following registrations of motor vehicles were made in New South Wales in the week euded February 7, according to figures supplied by the Department…
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It was no more than twenty minutes since they had left Hadley, although they had covered at least twenty miles, much of it alone twisting, dangerous roads. But Rowell had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Moves in Balkans Nazis in Rumania Bridge Danube British Reported on Lemnos
LONDON, Feb. 21. A.A.P.—German Army engineers have begun the erection of pontoon bridges across the River Danube, linking…
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SYDNEY. Friday.—A man was decapitated when he fell beneath the wheels of a tram at St. Peters to-night. He was Patrick Bourke, 40, gasworker, of…
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"It is a pity that Newcastle railway station and some of the suburban stations are not in keeping with the importance of the city. They…
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When his motorcycle hit a traffic dome at Adamstown early this morning. Harold Holly (22), carpenter, of Hobart-road, New Lambton, was thrown…
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The three roads to the Aegean Sea from the Balkan highlands are down the narrow valleys of the Vardar, Struma, and Maritza Rivers. The first is the easiest, but it involves the violation of Yugoslav territory. The second, the most difficult, leads from Bulgaria into Greece. The Maritza follows the fron[?]ier…
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Jim's face was very pale, his voice pitched on a law key "Not necessarily is good. Have you the nerve to stand there and tell me you won't…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Three people in New South Wales and one in Canberra were killed, and others were seriously injured in road accidents at the week-end…
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Trophies won in the year by members of Newcastle Motor-cycle Club were presented at the annual social In the Mechanics' Institute, Broadmeadow, on Saturday night…
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For having allowed an unlicensed driver to drive a car in William Street. Tighe's Hill on November 23, Godfrey George Leslie Brooks, of George Street…
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Rendezvous (T. Tyson) was the first boat home in the Lake Macquarie Yacht Club's long lake race yesterday over a course of approximately 27…
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At the meeting of Central Ward Progress Association last night Mr. H. W. Cornally said that unless something were done about the bridge over Chatham-road drain by…
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"I can understand it all right. But how did you get in touch with Hewing?" "Quite simply. I heard a rumour that Slesser was in England, another rumour that…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The State had already made a detailed survey of unemployed registered at State Labour Exchanges in the…
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