Bulk Electricity Supplied to Dungog District
The Dungog Chronicle reports on the Northern district electrical reconstruction. A transmission line from West Maitland to Dungog restored supply via Wauchope power station. Overhead and underground cables fed Hamilton Sub-station, with 11 000 volt generation, stepped to 4100 volts for distribution. A six wheeled carrier aided pole erection. line crews advanced roughly 6 miles weekly. The project, amid flood disruption, proceeded under district supervision to supply Newcastle City Council and regional towns including West Maitland, Singleton, Wyong, Toronto, and Dungog.
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Nnhern
Sus Tal
Regent
Zara
West Maitland
Construction of a Modern Transmission Line Document
The excerpt describes surveying a route to profile a line, setting pole sinking, and stringing wires with sag calculations. Workers measured ground clearance, installed supports, and adjusted equipment across spans to maintain even loading and safe operation at 11 000 volts during winter conditions.
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Ain
DusiKog
Hunter District Water Supply and Brvorage Board Work Details
A report notes low hard rock presence and average pole spans, detailing pole counts and distances. It mentions a photo length to supply power and outlines a four minute work period by the Hunter District Water Supply and Brivorage Board at Winans Bonarini Maton during construction.
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Dungom Mogerie Bupyy CO
Hunter District Water Bupply and Brvorage Board
Winans Bonarini Maton
Yee Minder
London Impressions From an Australian Visitor
A Melbourne correspondent notes Mrs FL Chadwick of Turue and Miss Lola Ralph in England. The letter describes Whitby skies, gardens and spring, the Tower of London sights, Westminster Abbey, the Cenotaph tribute, and memories of theatres. The writer mentions art, schools, and orchestral plans, plus reflections on modern London and the war memorials.
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FL. Chadwick
Turue
Lola Ralph
Rugland
Wrighton
Awahgallam
Lind
Lind How A Treaty Taken Neon Tot ‘Oc Placrn Anetratians Yeidam
Pantheon Theatres
Wamt A Githey
Oxford Beret Hulle
Mar ‘Elloux Plice
Bre
King George
Lamara
Queen Anns
Thia
Grill
Leicester Fields
Leicester Square
Charles Dickens
Geargs
France
Gilbays
Hoyal
Wellington
Buckimetmn
Ifn
Corinna
Waterloo
Crimean Peninsula
breHneyall
Ronan Abd
Whitehall
Sydney
Burr
Brisbane
Cracy
New South Wales
New Zealand
Red
Rome
Xeas
Wow'ains Cathedral
Ft. Mary's
Mothen
Peart Anil
Voldiney
Saveral
Wamore Hall
Grourtan Hall
Boundaries of Tinonee subdivision outlined in Gloucester district
The notice details the Tinonee subdivision boundaries in the Gloucester district. It describes parcel lines along the South Vacite Goons and Manning River, through parishes Mint, Bakehora, and Cundle, and references boundaries with the Australian Agricultural Cem. The document notes forwarding to the Registrar at Greta ton and mentions boundary points, creeks, and rivers within the Macquarie county.
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Leetara Calding
Tixonea
Gloucester
Cinima
Bute
Commonwealth
Bubdliston
Tinons Mvlulon
Cowper
Stats Electoral Diief Glonventur
Hesistrar
Grateton
Tuncurry
County Gloucester
Manning
Pumgroay
Joland
Cundle
Macquarie
Cronstog
Maxolak Tver
Manning Iver
Atari
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Wingham
ASTOR
Australia
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Laing
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London
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Perth
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Whemore Hall
Flulden
Arle M
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Lesmane
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Tralian Air Mall
Yun Tilworth
Alon
Rosine
Ahurworth
Lamdot
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Mae Nelle
Neds
Stoilon
Endwick
Calla Ede Wardy
Mee
Marry Yew
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M. R
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P. N. Dark
Ind. Comtoet
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Daly
Dark, Wingham
Ming
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Calsa
Merve Machin
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Tinonee Subdivision
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