Motoring. Cars From Olympia
Several of the exhibitors at the forthcoming motor show have told the secretary that they have several chassis from the Olympia exhibition on board the Naldera, which arrives in,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1921
7,886 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 250
Railway Discontent Strike Ballot in Queensland
BRISBANE, Friday.--"Are you in favor of the executive calling a strike?" is the question that has been submitted to a ballot of the Queensland Engine-drivers, Firemen, and Cleaners'…
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Slacking lime caused an outbreak of fire in a truck at the Sydenham railway yards last night. A quantity of lime, the truck, and two tarpaulins were damaged before the fire…
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The strike ballot now progressing among the members of the Drivers' and Firemen's Union was mentioned, to the Commissioner of Railways to-day. Mr. Davidson said he was…
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Hugh Williams, a tram conductor, of Cleveland-street, Redfern, was knocked off the footboard of a tram by a cart in Botany-road, Mascot, last night. He was injured…
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Anti-Dirt is [?] "I can endorse every word of your able article on The Scandal of Woollahra's Roads. and I be-lieve the publication may do a lot of good,…
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Henrietta Wright (40), of Percy-street, Auburn, narrowly escaped death yesterday morning. She boarded a train at Milson's Point, and was in tire act of…
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Mrs. Mary Lane, of Adcline-street, Campsie, fell from a train while alighting at Campsie station and dislocated her right shoulder. She was taken to the…
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Edgar Adams, aged 12, a son of the railway stationmaster at Armadale, was riding a bicycle, when he collided with a vehicle and was killed…
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BERLIN, Friday-The railway trouble has been adjusted. The men accepted the Government's compromise.It is believed that the settlement was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Motoring Across Australia Lieut. McIntosh Overcomes Great Odds
Details of the first motor cycle jour-ney across Australia from East to West recently accomplished by Lieut. McIntosh, A.F.C., in a motor cycle and…
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PERTH, Saturday.-The Railway strike is still on. In the railway ser-vice 5000 wages men have been put off, and nearly 1000 salaried employees have…
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A little boy named Bruce Williams, nearly four years of age, was injured yes-terday morning by a motor car, and died in the afternoon…
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The Motor Yacht Club of N.S. Wales held a general handicap over eight miles yesterday [?]the Rose Bay course, with the following result: Waitane (Mesars. Jeyee Bros.) racing time,…
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Sir,— The public generally must have gasped with relief when the Railway clock dial was installed, but are again suffering with stiff necks looking for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Deadly Calm W.A. Railway Strike Police Forces Gathering Warning of Laborists PERTH
There was a deadly calm in the strike atmosphere to-day, but it is feared that this presages a storm. The conference between the parties…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fanlight Smashed Railway Thief Disturbed
When the booking office on the Lakemba railway station was opened yesterday morning the glass of the fanlight was found to have been…
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The St. George Club conducted two events, which comprised a sealed handicap and a bang and go back race over the Sans So[?] triangular course, distance five miles…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Maimed Soldiers. Tram and Train Passes
The Limbless and Maimed Soldiers' Association has been advised that the Premier has approved that those men who though retaining the cye. have lost…
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In attempting to cross from one carriage to another at Milson's Point Station on Satur[?] day morning, Henrietta Wright, aged 50, of Percy-street, Auburn, fell between the…
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