Motor Notes
The Blue Ribband Automobile Road Event of Europe--the French Grand Prix--for 1922 has been won by the well-known Italian driver, Felix…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1922
360 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 11 of 18
Motor Cars Collide
A sensational motor car swash occurred last week when two cars, travelling in opposite directions, came into collision 20 miles…
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The Railway Commissioners have secured executive authority for a new by-law, which came into operation after Monday, making provision for store…
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Mr W. J. Courtney, stationmaster's clerk at the Wellington railway station is on leave, and is being relieved by Mr Alcrow. Mr Ainsworth, ticket…
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Mr. Arthur Cleaver has learnt that the erection of railway refreshment rooms in Dubbo is to be commenced forthwith. Mr. Cleaver has long been…
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Mr. J. Griffin, hon. secretary of the Talbragar-Coboco-Collie railway League has received a letter from Captain W. F. Dunn, M.L.A., stating that the…
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This afternoon a serious accident befel Master Bede Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Murray. He, with two other boys, was on the big railway…
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Extensive railway improvements have long been contemplated by the Railway Department at Dubbo, is a well- known fact. During a visit to Sydney…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Collie Railway Proposal. Rival [?]Ouths Inspected. Five Members of Parliament Present
For some years the people of [?]gandra were advocating a line of railway from that town to Coll[?], A proposal was put before the Public Works…
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Master Bede Murray, the victim of the recent accident at the Railway Bridge which spans the Macquarie River, who is still an inmate of the…
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At the meeting of the Dubbo Council on Tuesday evening, the Mayor (Ald. J B. Macdonald), said that several letters had been received from Messrs. Noye[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Motorless Aeroplanes Some Remarkable Soaring Flights
During the past two yearn members of the Association of German Model Aeroplane and Soaring Clubs have been conducting some interesting…
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In the Legislative Assembly last weak, Mr. Perkins Gaulburn) asked: In view of the bad state of the roads throughout the State generally, and…
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Serious rumors are afloat regarding drastic reduction of the staffs of the Railway Department. It is said that several night officers will be reduced to…
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On September 4th, the Railway Commissioners will leave Sydney on their annual inspection of the main western line and its branches. The…
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According to a return compiled at the Dubbo booking office, it la shown that the takings for tho month of July this year showed an increase of £250…
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Mr. H. E. Bailey's big motor truck arrived from Dubbo on Monday afternoon loaded with 20 bales of wool. On arrival in Wellington six tons of sheep…
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That Bales count more than words, is evidently the maxim relied upon by McIntosh and Sous, Ltd., Sydney, as instance their pertinent business…
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Investigation of four routes alternative to the Gilgandra-Colile line was asked for by a strong deputation from Dubbb Narromine, and other districts…
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The Vacuum Oil Company are now conveying petrol to their depot towns in the west, including Dubbo and other centres, from Sydney, by means of an…
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