Dubbo-molong Railway
The Cumnock branch of the F.S.A. has convened a meeting of all interested to consider what might be done to raise the money required to construct…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1919
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Dubbo Railway Institute
Mr. Cummings, Director of Railway and Tramway Institutes, stated at the meeting held at the Dubbo institution Thursday night that in the event…
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Sir,—I have been watching your paper with interest for the last few weeks in reference to the above matter, but have been surprised to see so little…
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Mr. H. M. Young, who hails from Deepwater, in the far north, has taken over the business lately carried on by Mr. J. Job, at the corner of Maughan…
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It is reported that a Swiss inventor has designed a flying motor cycle that gives promise of greater things to follow. Mr. Duplan, the inventor, has…
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It is now practically certain that the membership of the Dubbo Railway and Tramway Institute will be increased sufficiently to induce the Railway…
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At the Dubbo police court Arthur Russell, John Waddell and James Claney were charged with playing hazards in the mail train between Coonable…
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The world's largest aeroplane has been finished at Farnborough. It was intended for the bombing of Berlin. It has three principal planes,…
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Harold Shead, a coal miner, and John Chudleigh, a railway inspector, have been charged with conspiracy to defraud the Railway Department…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bourke Peace Celebrations. Saturday, July 19. Bourke En Fete. Monster Motor Procession
Saturday, July 19, was a day that will be long remembered in Bourke. At an early hour motor cars aud pedestrians were moving all over the…
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The membership of the Dubbo branch of the Railway and Tramway Institute is being Increased every week. Inspector King Informs us that…
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Mr. H. Lord, speaking at a valedictory at Wellington, said whilst in Dubbo recently he was told that when a railway is built from Yeoval to…
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Last week it was stated that the Government was preparing to resume the construction of the last section of the Dubbo-Werris Creek railway. As soon…
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A correspondent in this issue suggests that, in order to develop the resources of the State, shire councils should construct light lines of railways…
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A meeting of delegates from branches of public organisations, representative of the rural industries of the district, will be held at Yeoval to-morrow…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Rival Railways. a Wail From Orange
The Wellington and Dubbo people are striving against each other to make out the best case for the junction with their respective towns of the proposed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Toy World Seen From an Aeroplane
Do you remember-- long, long ago-- when you played trains beside your small brother's Noah's Ark, and sister built her house of bricks close to the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Molong-Dubbo Railway. Big Conference at Yeoval
The personnel of the large railway conference held at Yeoval on Saturday made several facts quite clear—(1) that there still exists all along the route the…
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The decision of the Cabinet to investigate fully the possibilities of [?] meeting up the North-western line from Bourke with the Western…
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Mr. Ball, Minister for Worths and Railways, said that he had been in conference with the N.S.W. Meat Board with a view to facilitating…
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