The Railways
By there organisation of the railway service, 3000 salaried officers are affected. As a result of the award, just issued the lower grades of salaries…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1914
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Gulgong Maryvale Railway
In the Assembly last week, Mr. Thrower asked the Minister for Works if it is his int[?]tion during the recess to make a personal inspection…
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Loc[?]pector Love has been transferred from Wellington to Penrith, Mr. J. Price, loco-inspector, Armidale has been appointed to Wellington…
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Ganger Costello, an elderly man in charge of a railway gang at Woy Woy, wan run over by the Brisbane mail and cut to pieces on Saturday night…
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A meeting of the Railway Football Club was held on Sunday last, under the presidency of Mr. W. J. Aldridge The secretary reported that athe club's…
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Three thousand railway salaried officers are affected by the new award. Lower grade salaries will be raised, but those of the higher grades remain…
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Messrs. Charlie Bear and Thomas Bowen will leave for the metropolis by motor car on Wednesday evening. They will proceed to their destination via…
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The tramway returns show that the total increase for the year will be over £100,000…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FOOTBALL. Railway Club
At a meeting of the Dubbo Railway Football Club (Mr. W. J. Aldridge presiding) the Secretary reported that the Dubbo Club had accepted their…
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A ma named John Taylor, aged 44 years, died in the Bourke train just after leaving Dubbo, on Monday evening. It appears that the man, who was a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Molong-cumnock-yeoval Railway Inspector Finch's Report
Mr. Finch, Molong P. P. Board Stock Inspector, was asked for an official report on the district in connection with the proposed railway, from…
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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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The construction of the fourth section of the North Coast railway has been completed as far an Kendall, 35 miles from Taree, and the train…
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Though the great event of the year, the Royal Agricultural Show in Sydney, appears to grow in popularity, it is curious to find that so far as Dubbo…
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Mr. F. J. Bowhay, of "Bellevue," Teoval, accompanied by his wife and child, has just returned from a five weeks' tour in his motor car round the…
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In consequence of the appointment of assistant loco, outdoor superintendents of the north, west and south metropolitan railway divisions, the loco,…
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The meeting which Mr. Dan Monro convened at Collie to renew the agita tion for the railway was well attended. After discussion it was decided to send…
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At a large meeting of Mungery settlers held on Saturday, it was decided to urge the Government to construct a railway from Wyanga to Tallamore…
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"Quite an out[?]ry has been raised concerning the concessions said to have been granted to a French financier for what is called the 'modernising' of Jerusalem," says the…
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It transpires that the man who died in the western limit train last week, after leaving Dubbo, wan Mr. John Taylor, of Ford's Bridge, the other…
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