Wonderful Feats Performed on Motorcars
ONE of the greatest thrills' lately seen in London by that well-known performer of daring feats awheel, 'Bud' Synder, who rides a motor-car which turns a…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1910
534 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 27
Cycling and Motoring
It is very evident from the press comments in the English cycling journals that the many wonderful performances recorded in the last Dunlop…
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ON Saturday Mr. Bert. Konnerson had an unpleasant experience while driving Dr. Daish's car on the Bourke Road. The car caught fire in some way, and Mr. Kennerson descended and…
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Mr. L. J. Astley was in town again last week looking little the worse for his recent accident at Trangie. We understand the match between…
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Dr. Dalsh's motor car, which has lately been in the charge of Messrs. Kennerson Brothers, took fire on Saturday afternoon on the top of Bourke…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Road Making Plant Discussed
At the meeting of the Macquarie Shire Council on Saturday the engineer in his report again urged upon the council the advisability of purchasing a…
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THE recent heavy rains caused a big rise in the Talbragar River, and much anxiety was felt by residents of Brocklehurst for the safety of the Talbragar Bridge. The river…
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The rain poured uncompromisingly down and down, and the State street crowd swarmed unceasingly on. The girt in the waterproof raglan and the…
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THE following essay by Ralph Sillar, son of Mr. J. W. Sillar, of the Bank of Australasia,is the result of listening to half an hour's talk by Mr. J. Walker, one of the recognised authorities on…
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Two trams collided in Elizibeth-street yesterday afternoon. The impact was severe and the passengers were thrown from their seats many receiving severe shaking, besides bruises…
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Two trams collided in Elizabeth street yesterday afternoon. The impact was severe, and the passengers were thrown from their seats, many…
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A tram which become derailed at Sudbury, Ontario (Canada), struck a bridge and several cars overturned and fallen into the river below, where there were 12 inches of ice…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CYCLING. B. Grade Road Race
The following are the entries for the "Second Grade Cycle Race," which will start from Boyd's Hotel at 5 o'clock to-day (Wednesday):—C. Ferguson, E…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Peak Hill Railway
THE 'Express' thus writes concerning the railway:--"It is estimated that with reasonably fine weather the rails will be laid into Peak Hill by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Floods. Eight Hundred Railway Repairers. Sydney
The Railway Department has 800 men at work repairing railway lines where damage has been caused by the floods. It is expected that the work of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Floods. Eight Hundred Men. Repairing the Railways
The Railway Department has 800 men at work repairing railway lines where damage has been caused by the floods. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Novel Aeroplane
The peculiar aeroplane shown in our illustration is that invented by M. Gwandan. The machine is of a very novel construction; it is of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Railway Trucks Damaged
Twenty-six ten-ton railway trucks ran down an incline at Erskinville yesterday morning. Eventually, notwithstanding the plucky efforts of a railway servant who jammed on the breaks…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Trucks Damaged. Sydney
Twenty-six ten-ton railway trucks ran down an incline at Erskineville yesterday. Eventually, notwithstanding the plucky efforts of a railway…
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