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MR. HARRY HOYLE Minister for Railways, accompanied by his wife and daughter and his private secretary, passed through Tumut on…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1915
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Millwood Road Branch
A meeting of the above branch was held at the residence of Mr. F. W. Cox on Tuesday, 2nd inst. Mr. F. W. Cox presided over a small attendance, which…
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Whilst motoring to the Yarrangobilly Caves, Mr. H. Taylor, of Tootool, met with an accident by which he sustained serious though…
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If the stench and dust raised by motorists do not constitute a nuisance at law it is difficult, writes a correspondent to conceive of such a thing as a…
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The day of high cost in motor car travelling has past, judged by the Dubbo Young run by the famous Humberette, 2-seater car (costing £190) for…
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On Wednesday night, about 8 p.m , another fire occurred, resulting in the destruction of Mr. T. Macfarlane's valuable motor-car…
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Important alterations are to be made in the Sydney city railway scheme which is one of the big works to be carried out by the Norton-Griffiths…
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Produce will not be accepted on the railways for Albury from to-day till the 18th instant inclusive, and the order applies to Tocumwal up till the…
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The Allies destroyed a brige are near a town on the Dardanelles which was being used for the transport of artillery for the forts. The enemy's fire…
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John Giffson Turton 62 [?] thorn secretary of Massey-Harris Co., was killed on Saturday through a motor car suddenly starting when he was…
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Captain Pappenhein, the German military attache with the party which escaped from Tsing-tan after the Allies bombardment is causing some…
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The Millions Club has awakened a lively interest in this in many parts of the state, but what shout this district! The motor man with the light…
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British aircraft blew up a train at Don station…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Machine V. Shovel. a Shire Road Plant. Saving of £478 Over Contract System
Mr J. Hope, shire engineer, submitted the following satisfactory report concerning the good work of the road plant, at last…
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An extraordinary accident occurred in Melbourne to-day. Jamiez Turton, a well-known business man, was cranking up his own car…
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Mr R. T. Ball, MLA, wrote acknowledging receipt of secretary's lette retrain service in Junee—Tocumwal line. THis matter had his attention…
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Albury and Tocumwal stations will be closed for all produce up to and including Tuesday. March 25. An announcement to this effect was received…
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The Minister for Public Works hopes to commence the city railway in July…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Motor Cycle Case. £114 Damages Awarded. Sydney
William Holiday was today awarded £114 damages in connection with a motor cycle accident. Plaintiff alleged that the defendant,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Germans are furiously bombarding Nieuport. Germans lost 4000 men at Cambres. Allies stopped delivery of 8000 motor waggons to Germany. French Aviator dropped bombs at Colmar. Germans using 16-inch Howitzers at Nieuport. Turks making efforts to prevent mine-sweeping in Dardanelles. Important movement of Bulgarian troops. English Mission received by King Ferdinand at Sofia. Italian Navy concentrating at Taranto. Crowds marching streets of Milan. "Down with Germany and Austria." Thursday, 5 p.m
The liner Cameronia eluded a submarine near Galloway and fifteen minutes later two submarines appeared on either side of the liner,…
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