Motor Car Essay
Recently a big firm of motor car builders offered a prize for the best essay of 250 words on the modern methods of car manufacture, and this is…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1918
227 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 9 of 12
Motor Taxes
The motorists of Victoria have paid annually in taxation, up to year, sufficient to meet the interest on all money expended by the Country Roads board…
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While Mr. David Cashel, of Clive Street, was coming into Wellington from Mumbil, on Friday List, he met with a painful accident. He was…
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To a representative of the "Dispatch" on Saturday Hon. W. C. Grahame, Minister for Agriculture, stated that he would suggest to the Cabinet…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Aeroplane Building
The benefits from standardisation of aeroplane parts was recently demonstrated in France in connection with landing and assembling of the now…
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Mr. D. McRac, Gunnedah, writing in reference to the use of farm tractors, says:--"I understand there is an inventor in the State who has tried to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The War. Still Onward. Important Captures by the Australians. Now Within Three Miles of the Somme Bridge. Bapaume Captured, Noyon [?]Upied and Oombles Encircled. 112,000 Prisoners and 1,300 Big Cannon Taken Since July London Thursday night
The French have occupied Noyon. The Australians captured Fenill[?]s, Beloy, Herbecourt and Assevillers, and are now within three miles of the…
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Molong "Argus" states that as the proposed railway to Dubbo will pass through the school grounds, the building is shortly to be removed to a site…
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Mr. A. E. Thomas, of the B. and B. Agency, has in stock a two-cylinder 16 horse power Reading-Standard motor cycle of the 1918 model. It is…
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Mr. J. Lindsay, district surveyor, who recently returnel from a motor trip to Sydney, says the main road between Penrith and Grenville is in a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cobar's Prospects. C.S A. Railway Construction Again Before the Council. Deputation to Wait on Premier. Public Meeting Called for Monday, September 9
The most important business dealt with at the meeting of the local Municipal Council on Wednesday evening last, was a notice of motion…
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Mr. Thoimas, of the B. & B. Agency, advices that he has just received the first sample of the 1918 model Reading Standard, and has same on view at his…
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From good authority we learn that Mr. John Murray, of Tooraweenah, has decided to erect now hotel premises, at a cost of over £4000, on the site of…
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Mr. W. Kilkelly, who has leased the Railway Junction Hotel is now in possession. The new licensee has to his credit a lot of hotel experience…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Railway Superannuation Employees
Mr. D. Clyne, one of the employees representatives on the Railway Superannuation Board, has resigned his position after three years' service. The…
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In his Budget speech the Premier hinted that additional taxation would be levied on owners of motor cars in order to defray the expense of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cobar's Prospects. the Position of the Mining Industry. Why the C.S.A. Railway Was Constructed. Public Meeting Supports Deputation to the Premier
One of the most important public meetings ever held in Cobar—and certainly the most important as affecting the future of the town and…
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Mr. Thomas, of the B. & B. Agency, advises that he has just received the first sample of the 1918 model Reading Standard, and has same on view at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cobar's Prospects. Mr. Blakemore Fates the Case for the C.S.A. RAILWAY
The following letter giving many reasons for the construction of the C.S.A. railway was written to the late Mr. Fern, M.L.A., by Mr. G. H…
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In the appeal against the decision of the local Licensing Bench in refusing to grant a renewal of the license of the Railway Hotel to Margaret M…
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