Fined for Assault Kicked Railway Officer
That a man kicked him and used indecent language when asked pay his fare was stated by Fred Winfield, assistant…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
4,313 stories in Sydney's papers · page 24 of 216
Theft of Railway Property Employee Fined £40 Talks of "Grievance"
"He said that he had been employed there ten or eleven years, and had been stealing ever since he had been there"…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday. -- The death occurred in Mater Hospital. Waratah, this morning of Mrs. Robinson (53), Tudor Street,…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday. -- The death occurred in Mater Hospital Waratah, this morning of Mrs. Robinson (53); Tudor Street,…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday. -- The death occurred in Mater Hospital. Waratah. this morning of Mrs. I Robinson (53), Tudor Street,…
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IT is very difficult, not to say dangerous, to sight one's tram these nights, and I would suggest that headlights be painted in the centre (or a metal disc clipped over) with identification number, denoting the suburb…
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The first hospital train to be run on an Australian railway in this war has been handed over to the Army by the…
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The N.R.M.A. reports that, although it is hot compulsory, an increasing number of motorists are outlining their mudguards and running boards with…
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The works overs[?] (Mr. Williams) reported to Fai[?]field Council at last week's meeting on the roadway used in connection with the quarry railway [?] and…
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A hospital train has been delivered to the military authorities by the New South Wales Government Railways…
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Mr. Jerdin Robertson. Tate, of Annie Street, Hurstville, a well-known resident of the district was returning from Sydney by train on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hieron on High Road
NO doubt with a horse's opportunities restricted to a minimum these days, Hieron will be under silk…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--Governor Ernest Gruening, of Alaska, appeared before a Senate Committee yesterday to…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--Governor Ernest Gruening, of Alaska, appeared before a Senate Committee yesterday to…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--Governor Ernest Gruening, of Alaska, appeared before a Senate Committee yesterday to…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--Governor Ernest Gruening, of Alaska, appeared before a Senate Committee yesterday to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cycling Duncan Gray Retires Prolific Winner No Time to Train
E. L. ("Duncan") Gray, one of the most brilliant amateur cyclists Australia has produced, said last night that he would…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--The morning after their wedding in Brisbane in 1933, Lilly Strange awakened her husband, Joseph Brangin Strange, and told him it was getting near time for him to go to work at his city carriers job. But Joseph…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--The morning after their wedding in Brisbane in 1933, Lilly Strange awakened her husband, Joseph Brangin Strange, and told him it was getting near time for him to go to work at his city carriers job. But Joseph…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--The morning after their wedding in Brisbane in 1933, Lilly Strange awakened her husband, Joseph Brangin Strange, and told him it was getting near time for him to go to work at his city carriers job. But Joseph…
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