Dubbo Cycle and Motor Club
A COMMITTEE meeting of the Dubbo Cycle and Motor Club to make arrangements for the forthcoming road race for the cup presented by the Massey-Harris Co., was held on Monday…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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The Latest Telegrams. Railway Commission. Sydney
The Railway Royal Commission resumed its fitting this morning, when Mr. Kirkcaldie's cross-examination was resumed…
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Mr. Fehon's cross-examination was continued at the Railway inquiry to-day. He gave evidence to the effect that inharmonious relations existed…
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It is said that the Government is investigating a new system of railway construction under which locomotion could be applied to mountainous…
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Violet Pinlop, aged eight, was run down by a motor-car in Melbourne last night and killed. [Germany is about to pass a law…
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A very fine acceptance has been received by the promoters of the "Sydney Thousand, Wheel Race to be decided in Sydney this month. All…
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"Marie Studholme," say the "Royal Magazine" "Is a motorist, and in her own garden Is a terror to caterpillars when they are eating." We confess that there is something…
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' No news of the Panhard yet, Crewe? ' 'No, Mr,Tresham; I have Advertised the reward of £50 in all the newspapers, and by this time the handbills will have…
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ELSEWHERE we have commented on the freight handicap thrown on users of the Western line, for no better reason than that the Commissioners have a monopoly on that…
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THE Stock and Station Journal has taken up the question of the railway freights, especially those on the western line. In its leading article this week it says :--…
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Mr. Fehon, in his evidence at Sydney on Thursday, gave further testimony to the inharmoniousness which occurred in Mr. Eddy's time. He said that on two occasions,…
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The following is a comparative statement of the Bourke railway traffic for the years 1901 and 1905:- [?]…
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SIR,—I would like, through your columns, to direct the attention of the people of Bourke to the S. M. Herald of the 19th February, wherein will be found an able…
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When the cables flashed through word that a motorist named Marriott had negotiated a mile on the hard sand at Florida Bench in the…
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THE Dubbo Motor and Cycle Club celebrated its anniversary by holding a social in the Protestant Hall on Monday evening. The original intention was to have a picnic on the previous…
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At the Railway Commission sittings to-day Mr. Oliver gave further evidence, particularly with reference to the notion of his colleagues in detaining him in New York during trying times…
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The committee of the Railway Picnic to be held on the Show Ground on Monday April 2, held a meeting at the station on Saturday evening last, when Mr. Clyde…
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Mr. Harry Hanley, bookkeeper at the Rookwood Asylum, who was knockad down by a tram in George-street on Saturday night, died yesterday morning…
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The Railway Commission resumed evidence to-day, when Mr. Oliver was re-examined…
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A serious railway collision occurred at Godsend, Ohio, U.S.A. The carriages took fire, and 10 persons were killed, and 15 injured…
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