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Nepean Times : 03 June 1911(8)
Page 4(19)
- Advertising
  {No abstract available}
  Advertising : 532 words view this article
- Family Notices
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  Family Notices : 242 words view this article
- The Nepean Times. SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1911. Local and General.
  THE STORES will close all day this Saturday (King's Birthday). CATTLE AND HORSE SALE.—Mr Percy J Smith announces another sale for to-day, ...
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- Telephone Exchanges PENRITH.
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  Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 101 words view this article
- ST.MARYS.
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  Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 103 words view this article
- Advertising
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- Penrith Police Court MONDAY. Before Mr T B Clegg, P.M.
  Alfred Newman, arrested by Constable Baker, was charged with being drunk on Saturday afternoon [?] leaded guilty, and was fined 5s in default 24 hours' lock-up Paid. ...
  Article : 1256 words view this article
- TUESDAY. Before Mr Samuel Jay, J. P.
  Elisabeth Byrne. dr[?]nk on the railway station, Penrith. Fined 2s 6d, or the rising. John Henderson, dr[?]nk at Emu Plains, Fined 5s, or 24 hours. ...
  Article : 44 words view this article
- WEDNESDAY. Before Messrs S Jay and W H Wrencb, J's.P
  Elisabeth Byrne, for having no visible means of support was sentenced to seven days light labor. George Field, drunk at Emu Plains. Case ...
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- THURSDAY. Before Messrs S Jay and W H Wrench,J's.P
  George Field, whose case was adj[?]ed from previous day was [?] 5[?] or 24 hours. Also for being drunk at Penrith. Fined 10 or three days. ...
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- FRIDAY. Before Mr S Jay, J.P.
  Patrick Nash. dr[?]nk at Emu Platns. Fined 10, or three days, ...
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- Kemp's Creek. (From Our Correspondent.)
  After threatening for some days, rain commenced to fall last Friday night, and continued throughout Saturday, 26 points being registered—total for the month 74 points; ...
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- Collecting the Census
  Householders in this State have recently been busily employed in compiling various interesting information in connection with the taking of the census by the Federal ...
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- Glenbrook From our Correspondent.
  This is a very busy place just now, and likely to be for many months to come. Good progress is being made with the deviation works, many of the cuttings being well ...
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- The Weather
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- Advertising
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- Football
  Glenbrook Rovers defeated Penrith United, [?]t Glenbrook, by 14 to nil. Penrith Railway and Emu T[?] Blue played a draw at Emu, each side scoring 6 ...
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Abstract This is a very busy place just now, and likely to be for many months to come. Good progress is being made with the deviation works, many of the cuttings being well

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Sat 3 Jun 1911 - Nepean Times (Penrith, NSW : 1882 - 1962)
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Glenbrook

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From our Correspondent.

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This is a very busy place just now, and

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likely to be for many months to come. Good

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progress is being made with the deviation

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works, many of the cuttings being well for-

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ward, and the power-house will soon be in

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going order, when it is expected the tunnel

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will be pushed on with. A new temporary

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line is being put down to facilitate the work

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out at the Bluff. There is now 2,000 people

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at the different camps and water has been

Line 2.8.0laid on to all of them, and when the power
Line 2.8.1house (which is 200 horse power) is finished,
Line 2.8.2all will be lighted up with electric light.

Line 2.9.0The public school is now being held in
Line 2.9.1the School of Arts, in addition to the school
Line 2.9.2proper, which is occupied by the infants; a
Line 2.9.3new teacher having been provided. In the main
Line 2.9.4camp there are several stores, an up-to-date

Line 2.10.0billiard saloon and a Trades' Hall, where
Line 2.10.1meetings are held by the union, and lectures
Line 2.10.2given occasionally on various subjects.

Line 2.11.0Fix this textThere is still plenty of water in the lagoon,
Line 2.11.1which supplies the locomotives with water
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Line 2.12.0being supplied from Glenbrook Creek, pump-
Line 2.12.1ed up into a 20,000 gallon tank in the station
Line 2.12.2yard, and then re-pumped up to the various
Line 2.12.3camps for domestic purposes, etc.

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APA citation: Glenbrook (1911, June 3). Nepean Times (Penrith, NSW : 1882 - 1962), p. 4. Retrieved December 6, 2018, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article101305625
MLA citation: "Glenbrook" Nepean Times (Penrith, NSW : 1882 - 1962) 3 June 1911: 4. Web. 6 Dec 2018 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article101305625>.
Harvard/Australian citation: 1911 'Glenbrook', Nepean Times (Penrith, NSW : 1882 - 1962), 3 June, p. 4. , viewed 06 Dec 2018, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article101305625
Wikipedia citation: {{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article101305625 |title=Glenbrook |newspaper=[[Nepean Times]] |volume=30, |issue=1500 |location=New South Wales, Australia |date=3 June 1911 |accessdate=6 December 2018 |page=4 |via=National Library of Australia}}

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2 years agojohnfox Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	From our Correspondent. This is a very busy place jast now, and laid on to all of them, and when the power house (which is 200 horse power) is finished, \| meetings are held by the union, and lectures given oocasionally on various subjects. yard, and then re-pumped up to the various camps for domestic purposes, etc, I	From our Correspondent. This is a very busy place just now, and laid on to all of them, and when the power house (which is 200 horse power) is finished, meetings are held by the union, and lectures given occasionally on various subjects. yard, and then re-pumped up to the various camps for domestic purposes, etc.
2 years agojohnfox Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	Glenbrook^ I From our Correspondent, I This is a very busy place jaat now, and R likely to be (or many months'to come. Good progress is being made with the.deviation works, many of the cuttings being wfell^fox going order, when it is etpeoted thp • tunnel will be poshed on with. A new temporary I line is being pat down to facilitate the work out at the Bluff. Th re is now 2,000 people ' at the different camps sad water has been laid on to all of ti;em, and when the power , hoQBe (which is 2P.3 horse power) is finished, \| The pnblic school is now being held in i the School of Ai" , in addition to the school ] proper, whi h is occupied by the infants ; a new teacher haviDg been provided. In themain H camp there are several stores, an up-to-date billiard salcon and a Trades' Hall, where meetings aie held by the anion, and lectures given oocasioDally on vaiious subjects. There is still plen'yof water In the lagoon, which BupplieB the locomotives with water by giavitation, and the different aamps'sre being supplied from Glenbrook Greek, pnmp- ' ed up into a 20,000 gallon tank in the station I yard, and then re-pnmped op to the various 1 ... 1 lines containing only whitespace edits not shown	Glenbrook From our Correspondent. This is a very busy place jast now, and likely to be for many months to come. Good progress is being made with the deviation works, many of the cuttings being well for- ward, and the power-house will soon be in going order, when it is expected the tunnel will be pushed on with. A new temporary line is being put down to facilitate the work out at the Bluff. There is now 2,000 people at the different camps and water has been laid on to all of them, and when the power house (which is 200 horse power) is finished, \| The public school is now being held in the School of Arts, in addition to the school proper, which is occupied by the infants; a new teacher having been provided. In the main camp there are several stores, an up-to-date billiard saloon and a Trades' Hall, where meetings are held by the union, and lectures given oocasionally on various subjects. There is still plenty of water in the lagoon, which supplies the locomotives with water by gravitation, and the different camps are being supplied from Glenbrook Creek, pump- ed up into a 20,000 gallon tank in the station yard, and then re-pumped up to the various

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