Dubbo-molong Railway
In connection with the agitation for the construction of the Molong-Dubbo railway, Messrs. G. Bowhay and W. Munro motored to Dubbo on Saturday…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1919
272 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 9 of 14
Railway Accident Near Wallerawang
The Sydney mail train was over two hours' late in arriving at Wellington yesterday morning, the delay being due to an accident to a coal train from…
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A number of returned men and eight drays are employed on the Delroy road, near its Junction with Obley road. Mr. Edwards, who is also a "digger," is in…
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The mail train from Sydney was two hours late on arrival at all stations west of Wallerawang on Wednesday. Portion of a good, train had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Woolbrokers Injunction Application Against Clarence W. Bridge
Mr. Justice Harvey in the Equity Court, had before him an application on behalf of the Farmers and Graziers' Co-operative Grain, Insurance and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Interlocking
The interlocking system which is now established for the control of traffic in the Dubbo railway Yard makes the work much easier for the…
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In the course of an address at Dubbo a few days ago Mr. C. Coghlan, general organiser of the P. and S. Association, made reference to the proposed…
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The idea of locating sheep on big stations by the use of an aeroplane is finding much support in Queensland. Mr. Bam Hain, of Sydney is boosting the…
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Mr. J. Ryas, licence of the new Railway Hotel, intends to open his premiers for the sale of liquor to morrow. The Railway Hotel is one of the best built…
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In connection with the Molong Dubbo railway proposal certain ugly rumors of political duplicity and double crossing have been current…
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Speaking to Mr. F. Hodgkinson, of Coonamble, on Friday, a representative of the "Dispatch" was told by that gentleman, who is a frequent traveller…
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In connection with the statements and comments in the last issue of the "Dispatch," under the above heading, a communication has since reached this…
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The new Railway Hotel at the corner of Talbragar and Darting street Dubbo, was opened for [?] Saturday morning and a [?]…
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The town was filled with sorrow on Sunday morning last, when the news went Around that Mrs. Geo. Richardson, of "Aunandale," had expired suddenly…
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A tremendous story of American achievement in ship-building is coming to the Monarchs, to-morrow night. The story is "The Road to France."…
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A shocking accident occurred at the 'Orange railway station as the Western mail train was drawing into the platform early on Friday morning. Roy…
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A meeting of the committee of the Western District Railway Picnic Association was held on Sunday, the president, Mr. Paton, occupying the chair…
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On Tuesday afternoon the Mayor (Ald. Matheson) received a telegram stating that Capt. Wilson will arrive in Wellington about 4 p.m. to-morrow…
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Hon. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick writes as follows:—In a recent issue of the "Daily Telegraph" there was published by telegram from Dubbo a statement…
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Ever since it was announced that Captain Wilson, M.C., A.F.C., D.C.M., by aeroplane, the residents of the town…
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