Boys Trespass on Railway
Nine boys, who have been in the habit or crossing the railway line at Warwick Farm, to clean boots for soldiers, were charged at Liverpool Police Court on…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1943
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Train Seat Booking
The Commissioner tor Railways, Mr. Hartigan, said yesterday that from Tuesday, April 27, "optional" seat booking, which had applied…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Moscow Radio reports that 600 German soldiers were killed or wounded when French patriots derailed a train near Lyons…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Moscow Radio reports that 600 German soldiers were killed or wounded when French patriots derailed a train near Lyons…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Moscow Radio reports that 600 German soldiers were killed or wounded when French patriots derailed a train near Lyons…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Moscow Radio reports that 600 German soldiers were killed or wounded' when French patriots derailed a train near Lyons…
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LONDON, Friday. -- Moscow Radio reports that 600 German soldiers were killed or wounded when French patriots derailed a train near Lyons…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Will New Policy Bridge Cost-Price Gap? Subsidy Payments on Farm Products Proposed Details of Plan Awaited
WITH only vague generalities on which to base an opinion, representatives of primary producers are nevertheless concerned about the ultimate effect of the Government's new price control policy on their…
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A correspondent writes: "It is known that many motorists throughout the State are using quantities of kerosene to mix with their petrol…
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Tourist traffic by motor vehicle is to be stopped entirely in New South Wales from the end of this month, states the Director of…
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No extra trams will be provided to take people to the Doncaster Handicap race meeting at Randwick to-morrow…
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No increase in the usual special tram service will be provided for Hie Doncaster meeting at Randwick…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →St George Dist. Soccer Club. District Results at a Glance State League Corrimal 4, St George 3, at Corrimal. Sydney& District League First Division St. George A 5, Sunglow 1, at Undercliffe. 1 Second Division Railway .Institute 9 St. George C 1, at Carlton. State League Game Corrimal v. St. George
Feeling In holiday mood I joined the boys on a South Coast bound train which we left at Corrimal. After about a ten-minutes' walk from the station we…
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Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways (Mr., G. N. Neale) announced today that manpower restrictions made it impossible for…
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Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways (Mr. G. N. Neale), announced today that manpower restrictions made it impossible for…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →John Robert Kemp Builder of Roads
THERE, in the quiet little town of Yendon, he was born on October 6, 1883. His father was…
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NEW YORK, April 16 (A.A.P.). —The Chinese, military spokesman in Chungking says' that the Japanese are using thousands of…
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Randwick trams were crowded today, but Tramway officials said that despite the races, the Saturday lunch-hour rush was no worse than usual. Many racegoers took the…
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SOME conductresses on Brisbane's trams are receiving sums up to £14 a week. Take the case of a…
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LONDON, Friday (A.A.P.).--Thousands of British and Australian prisoners captured in the Malayan campaign are being made to work for the…
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