Woman Struck by Tram
MRS. BEATRICE McDONALD (36), Manns Avenue, Neutral Bay, was struck by a tram in George Street near Martin Place yesterday. She…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1943
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Woman Struck by Tram
MRS. BEATRICE McDONALD (36), Manns Avenue, Neutral Bay, was struck by a tram in George Street near Martin Place yesterday. She…
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SHORTAGE of tyres and accessories has resulted in an epidemic of thefts from cars, service stations and private garages in the city, it was…
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MRS. BEATRICE McDONALD (36), Manns Avenue, Neutral Bay, was struck by a tram in George Street near Martin Place yesterday. She…
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Two people were killed in road accidents, and a third injured by a hit-run driver, last night…
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The amateur cycling track season has finished and to-day read racing begins. Clubs affiliated to the amateur union will hold races this afternoon in preparation for the senior,…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Short Story by an Australian Author House Below the Road
I HAVE come home -- home, tor the first time in five long: years. And I am sitting in the old red leather armchair before the fireplace -- it is only a mock fireplace -- without a chimney, but yet gives an illusion of warmth. BETWEEN the curtains I can…
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I HAVE come home -- home, for the first time in five long years. And I am sitting in I the old red leather armchair before the fireplace -- it is only a mock fireplace -- without a chimney, but yet gives an illusion of warmth. BETWEEN the curtains I can…
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I HAVE come home -- home, for the first time in five long years. And I am sitting in the old red leather armchair before the fireplace -- it is only a mock fireplace -- without a chimney, but yet gives an illusion of warmth. BETWEEN the curtains I can…
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HAVE come home -- home, for the first time in five long- years. And I am sitting in the old red leather armchair before the fireplace -- it is Only a mock fireplace -- without la chimney, but yet gives an illusion of warmth. BETWEEN the curtains I can a glimpse the feet of the…
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I HAVE come home -- home, for the first time in five long years. And I am sitting in the old red leather armchair before the fireplace -- it is only a mack fireplace -- without a chimney, but yet gives an illusion of warmth. BETWEEN the curtains I can…
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Passengers in the 5.5 pm tram to Abbotsford last evening watched a man shave himself during the…
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MELBOURNE, Sat. -- Three sleepers were found across a railway line on which a troop train was travelling on…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—An attempt was made to derail a goods train near Cressy on Thursday night. Three railway sleepers were…
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ARMIDALE, Sat. -- Ordered to quit a Sydney-bound train at Armidale last night because he had no ticket, a soldier drew his bayonet and threatened…
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Keith Woods, 16. of Carlton Street, Granville, was critically injured late last night when he fell from an electric train between Clyde and Granville…
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MENTONE, Saturday. -- "I work on munitions, but I thought Not Guilty such a good thing I gave up a lot of sleep…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Tardy Tram Traveller's Trouble Over Ticket Biffed on Head by Conductress
LIKE Gilbert and Sullivan's policeman, the lot of the tram straphanger is not a happy one. Sometimes, however, his drab existence is brightened a little, as it was the other night on…
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AMATEUR cyclists anticipate a statement from union secretary W. J. Young tomorrow night, re the proposed Goulburn-Sydney road race…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—A troop train narrowly escaped disaster between Cressy and Ararat late on Thursday night…
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