Tramway Traffic
The monthly general meeting of the Tramway traffic branch will be held at Head Office on Monday next at 10.30 a.m. Business:…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1916
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Tramway Officers
The next meeting of this branch will be held at Bowen’s Buildings, Central Square, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at 8 p.m…
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Traffic Brunch Conductor. Samuel P. B. Carter, Sydney. Junior Car Cleaner: Donald F. Morrison, Sydney. Apprent[?]ee: Robert H…
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Loco. Branch.-—Car Builders’ Apprentice: Frederick Kedd[?]e, Honey-suckle Point. Per. Way Branch—Fettlers:…
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Last week a deputation waited upon Mr. Hoyle upon the subject of the constitution of the Appeals Board. The deputation urged upon…
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The Queensland Government is considering the question of linking up the coastal railway with Now South Wales, by connecting with…
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There has been a great expansion of electric signalling on the New South Wales railway system within the last few years, and a paper…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Award Variation. Railway Group; No. 4 Board
The award of the Government Railways Group, No. 4 Board, has been varied in the manner following:—…
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The Department, says M. Hoyle, has no objection to men enlisting unless they possess special expert knowledge and whose services are…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wanted Engines. Railway Congestion
It was recently stated in the daily press that the Railway Department had made “complete and ample arrangements” for handling the wheat…
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The Appeals Board, Mr. Hoyle says, will be of a peripatetic character, that is, it will sit in different places. Instead of country…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Motor Cycling. Maker's Kink Record
E. G. Baker's new world's record of 930 miles for 24 hours' riding on the road is a fine performance. Indeed, considering the adverse weather condition he had to contend with, the ride is really a phenomenal one; for, with…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Rail and Tram Wages. Government and Deputation
Recently a conference of unions having members in the railway and tramway service decided to ask the Cabinet to meet a deputation in regard to the question of increasing the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Labor. Tramway Men
The secretary of the Tramway Employees Union (Mr. Warton) recently wrote to the Acting-Chief Commissioner (Mr. Fraser), in reference to the wages of ash truckers at the…
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LIVERPOOL, Wednesday.--The Liverpool Coroner held an inquiry this afternoon concerning the death of Katherine Kerr, of George Street, Clyde, who was knocked down by a…
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The Amending Railway Bill, the provisions of which were outlined in "The Daily Telegraph" on Saturday, have yet to be considered by Cabinet and submitted to Caucus…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Dangerous Bridge
The Engineer of Macintyre Shire Council reported at last meeting on the condition of a bridge, as follows:- "J. Brissett has been employed with…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Exploring New Guinea. The Proposed Aeroplane Expedition
Particulars were received by the last English mail of the plans that have been elaborated by Dr. Eric Mjoberg, the Swedish scientist, who was in Sydney…
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Mrs. Mary Ann Hornery, the wife of a fettler at Glen Innes, was knocked down by the mail train on Wednesday, two miles from town. Deceased opened the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →MISADVENTURES Mishaps on the Road Motor-cycle Smashes After a Race
J. B. W. M'Hugh, a bank clerk, and resident of Orange, was admitted to a private hospital in a serious condition, buffering from concussion of the brain…
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