Train Wreckers at Albury
At Wodonga on New Year's Eve a train from New South Wales arrived at 2 a.m. with several trucks of sheep. When the sheep had…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1910
80 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 1 of 4
The Speed of Motor Cars Alleged Furious Driving
The question of the speed of motor cars comes on for d[?] at the last meeting of the Bowral Council, when a communication was received from…
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A trial run of the Renard road train, imported recently by the Queensland Government, was made between Ipswich and Brisbane on…
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A railway employee, Gee. Mullene (35). Wilding in Denham-street, Surry Hille, was knocked down by a train and killed near the Regent street…
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A question which will interest the people of the areas throughout the State which have main roads through them was di[?] last week by the…
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Examiner Robert William Jones, of the Railway Department, was admitted to the hospital at Bowral on Sunday suffering from severe injuries to the…
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On Sunday morning last an accident which subsequently proved fatal occurred on the Melbourne express, Mr. Robert William Jones losing his…
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A fatal railway accident occurred in the Goulburn railway yards on Wednesday morning, the victim being Archibald Jones, 25, a son of…
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SIR,—"Progress" regards Aid. Davis' section from an "inconsistence" point of view; may I suggest that the opposite standpoint is nearer the truth. The Local…
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SIR,—In your paper of the 1st inst. a letter appears signed by Aid. Davis, trying to explain his action to the above road. It is a pity that he did not give full particulars,…
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Speaking at the opening of the Robertson Show on Friday last, Mr. W. M'Court, M.L.A., said that he presumed those present would like him to pay a word or two about…
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SIR,— I am pleased: to the interest aroused by my letter in your issue of 22nd Feb, re above read. Your correspondents charge and with inc[?]sistancy, and…
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The following report on the above question has been received by the Hon. W. M'Court, and forwarded to us for publication:—…
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Unusually when the light of day first meats a child's eyes he is lying contentedly on a soft bed. But originally is a characteristic of the Australian…
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The following reports re the proposed railway from the southern line to Robertson have been forwarded to us by the Hon. W. McCourt, M.L.A., for…
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While a train at Marshalltown, Iowa (U S.A.), was taking a curve at high speed, it became derailed, When the train left the rails the…
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Another tramway collision occurred on Wednesday afternoon between two cars at the intersection of Cleveland and Elizabeth streets, Redfern, Several…
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Mr. W. Bradley, who has been stationmaster at Wallerawang for some time, has been transferred to Moss Vale, as successor to Mr. H…
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After Mr. Henry Farman had flown in an aeroplane for a distance of 50 miles across country from Era[?]pes to Chevilly, near Orleans, M. Paulhan…
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M. Paulhan, at Heldon, and Mr. White, at Wormwood Scrubs, on Wednesday made preparations for fights to Manchester M. Paulhan…
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