Diggers v. Railway
This match was commenced on the Federation wieket on Saturday, and at the drawing of stumps Diggers had established a substantial lead, and look…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1923
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Railway Fatality at Bathurst
Mr. Bruce Wa[?]ace, a clerk attached to the steamshed inspector's office at the Bathurst railway station, was run down by a train, at noon on Tuesday…
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In dealing with a defendant, who was before the Orange police court on charges under the motor traffic regulations, the P.M. remarked that he…
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J. F. Stibbard owner, George Blackwell licensee, and Messrs. Re[?]ch's Ltd. mortgagees. The chairman stated that in…
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Archibald McLachlan owner, Sydney Robs licensee. Mr. D, McGuinn appeared for both parties…
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Mr. H. V. Thorby, interviewed the Railway Department in Sydney On Wednesday, and urged the speedy completion of the Dubbo-Molong railway. He was…
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Sydney Ross licensee, A McLachian owner. Mr. D. McGuinn appeared for the parties…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Obley Road. Meeting of Farmers and Settlers' Association
On Saturday afternoon last at the residence of Messrs, Harper Bros., Cockleshell Corner, the annual meeting of the branch of the Farmers and…
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In connection with the forthcoming railway picnic, to be held at the show ground, Dubbo, on the 12th March, a meeting of th committee was held on…
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The Dubbo-Molong railway construction is now within three miles of Yeoval, and the line is being laid at the rate of three miles a week. Two…
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A meeting of the Railway Pienie committee was held at the Railway Institute on February 25th,and presided over by Mr. R. W. Spinney. The tender…
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Tenders addressed to the Supervising Engineer, Bourke, will be received up till noon on Saturday, 10th March for purchase of stack of old bridge…
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Mr. Bruce Wallace, a clerk attached to the steamshed inspector's office at the Bathurst Railway Station, was run down by a train at noon on Monday…
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Tenders addressed to the Supervising Engineer, Bourke, will be received up till noon on Saturday, 10th March for purchase of stack of old bridge…
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The Railway Commissioners have decided to give country people intending to visit the metropolis for the Easter Show and Racing Carnivals an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Long Motor Trip in The West
Mr. H. R. Marshall has just completed a 917 mile trip in his Reo touring car, and the feat is one that will make old timers compare modern…
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The report by the Chief Local Government Engineer gives details of the expenditure of the amount of £390,000 allocated by the Government in July,…
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Mr. J. Clark, M.L.A., has been advised that in connection with the Dublin Progress Associations communication regarding the completion of the…
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The Railway Picnic Committee met at the Dubbo Show Ground on Sunday morning. Mr. R. W. Spinney presided. A good deal of routine business was…
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Speaking at the luncheon at the Railway Pi[?] on Monday, Mr. J. Clar's M.L.A.., said he hoped that before long the commissioners would have mo[?]…
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