The Molong - Yeoval - Dubbo Railway
A meeting of delegates was held at Yeoval on Saturday to ask the Works Department for the continuation of the proposed railway line from Molong…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1914
653 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 10 of 33
Railway Football Club
A meeting of the members of the Dubbo Railway Football Club was held at the local station on Thursday. Mr. W. J. Aldridge was voted to the chair…
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So few are the railways which are absolutely straight for more than a few miles, in so far as there is some justification for comment when specific…
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A meeting of delegates from the various centres interested in the Molong-Cumnock-Yeoval-Dubbo railway proposal was held in the public hall at…
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Mr. R. A. Campbell has arrived at Minore to superintend work in connection with the construction of the new traffic bridge. It is fortunate indeed…
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I see, according to your report of a Police Court case on Tuesday, that a Mr. Reid was fined 10s in connection with a collision, which seems to have…
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The Premier stated on Friday that the post of Chief Railway Commissioner had been offered to Mr. Harper, Mr. Richardson had…
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Rapid progress is being made with the cross-country railway. The embankments have been completed to a point the other side of Bent, where a…
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Head Porter Moore has been temporarily appointed to the position of head porter at St. Leonards station, on the North Shore line. The transfer has…
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At the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday Arthur Brown, who was found guilty of manslaughter, was brought up for sentence. The charge against…
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The Wellington Cycling Club has [?]sured place in connection with the Dunlop 100 miles relay team competition, this club of ten riders having car…
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Mr. R. Penhall and this son, James, were walking along [?]st., Orange, on Friday night, when they were knocked down by a motor car driven…
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Mr. L. F. Pomcroy, who for the past six months or so has been employed at the Dubbo goods shed, and who in January passed his examination for…
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The Government declares that an underground railway through the city is an absolute necessity, and Mr. Grif[?]th, Minister for Works, stated on…
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Mundooran wants a railway connection, and why not For years it has waited patiently for the authorities to extend even some little consideration,…
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The Premier (Mr. Holman) announced on Friday the names of the Railway, Commission. The personnel as follows:—Mr. John Harper, Chief…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Motor Cars Galore. Visit to Boy W. Sandford, Ltd., Sydney
One of our representatives recently paid a visit to the two depots of this firm, namely the city offices and showroom at 181 Elizabeth-street, and the…
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There were 2125 passenger and 1355 platform tickets issued during the month of March, and the revenue derived therefrom was £990 9s 3d. There were…
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Several changes in the local railway staff have been announced. Mr. M. Love, loco inspector, has received word of his appontment to Penrith, and Mr…
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The excursion train which left Dubbo yesterday morning took away 17 first class and 81 second class passengers…
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