Anzac Day Trams and Buses
The Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways, Mr. C. N. Neale, last night said that early morning trams and buses would run on Anzac…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1943
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More Light in Trams
The brown-out of trains, trams, and buses would soon be lifted to permit passengers to read in comfort, the Minister for N.E.S., Mr. Heffron, said…
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The following arrangements have been made for bus and tram running during the Easter holidays:— Good Friday: Sunday timetables…
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Lighting in trains, trams, and buses is to be increased sufficiently to enable passengers to read without difficulty…
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Staggering of business hours would help to conserve rolling stock and would relieve terrific peak-hour strain placed on tram…
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THE number of cases of eye strain, caused by brown-out lighting conditions in trams, had increased, tenfold among tram conductors during the…
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Staggering of business hours would help to conserve rolling stock and would relieve terrific peak-hour strain placed on tram…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- A train struck a motor car driven by a woman at a level crossing at Lyndhurst, near Dandenong,…
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Transport Board inspectors stopped motor cars on all the main roads leading out of Sydney…
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NEW YORK, Friday.--Robert Folkes, a negro dining-car cook, has beer, convicted of the murder of Mrs. Martha James, bride…
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Zig-zagging like a crazy streak of lightning 1800 miles through British Columbia, across the Yukon and into Eastern Alaska, the newly-opened Alcan Highway, one of the engineering miracles of history, is a sword with which Uncle Sam hopes to pierce Nippon's…
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Zig-zagging like a crazy screak of lightning 1800 miles through British Columbia, across the Yukon and into Eastern Alaska, the newly-opened Alcan Highway, one of the engineering miracles of history, is a sword with which Uncle Sam hopes to pierce Nippon's…
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Zig-zagging like a crazy streak of lightninig 1800 miles through British Columbia, across the Yukon and into Eastern Alaska, the newly-opened Alcan Highway, one of the engineering miracles of history, is a sword with which Uncle, Sam hopes to pierce Nippon's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Melbourne Tram Dispute Stoppage Averted
MELBOURNE, Friday.—A complete stoppage of trams and buses threatened for to-morrow was averted to-day by the refusal of the Tramways…
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Motor vehicles registered in New South Wales at the beginning of April totalled 269,648, compared with 273,671 at the same time last year…
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ON a train for troops travelling to Sydney from the South recently was a mixed complement of Australian and Allied service men…
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The usual holiday time-tables for buses and trams will be in force today. Last buses and trams will leave at the usual Saturday night times…
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Greatest traffic check yet made in the metropolitan area was conducted yesterday to discover illegal petrol users. Questioning of motorists…
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EDITH FAHEY (43), married, Salisbury Road. Guildford, died in the Parramatta District Hospital last night from a fractured skull…
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BRISBANE, Saturday.—Because the road at that spot hod an uphill grade and would slow down a cyclist, Leos Rallis allegedly told Detective John O'Toole that he had waited there to waylay Andrew Demetrious on the afternoon…
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