Railway Breakdown
On Saturday afternoon the mixed train which passes through Millthorpe about 1.30 p in, broke down about a mile Weet of Blayney station, and the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
879 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 44
Melbourne Railway Disaster. Seventy Persons Injured Melbourne
A railway disaster, remarkable for the fact that though 70 persons were injured , not one passenger waz killed, occureed yesterday at Ferntree Gully…
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A lad named Raymond Phillip White, aged 9 years, residing with his parents at Erskineville, was run over by a train this afternoon at MacDonald…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Homebush Selling Agents and the Railway Commissioners. Sydney
A deputation from Homebush selling agents waited upon the Railway Commissioners to-day in the endeavor to secure an a[?]endment of the regulations…
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Further evidence was taken at Sydney on Wednesday by the Public Works Committee in reference to the proposal to construct a line of railway…
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The sub-committee appointed by the committee of the Bathurst A H and P Association to report on the question of railway fares recommended to a meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bathurst S.p. Board. Rabbits on the Railway
At a special meeting of the Bathurst Stock Protection Board, held on Monday, the Progress Associations of Megalong and Mt. David asked for supplies of poison. It…
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The State Premier to-day stated that the name of the gentleman who had been asked to accept the position vacated by Mr Knox on the Railway…
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Dr. Lester, with Mr. A. Spies, left Mudgee for Sydney last Thursday, and all went well until near Cherry Tree Hill, in the vicinity of Mr: Simms'…
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A cry of fire was raised during a children's service in a Vienna church Six were killed and 30 trampled badly the bottom of the steps outside…
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The railway traffic for January has been fairly heavy, 1370 tons being despatched including 133 trucks chaff and 80? bales wool, while 11 trucks…
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District Roads Engineer Archer asks for tenders in to-day's "Guardian" for road work, Mudgee to Cassilis, and Mudgee district bridge repairs…
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Mr Harold [?]lphick of the local passenger station has bean promoted to the position of porter at Trangie station…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Czar's Movements. Fast Motor-boat Sent to St. Petersburg
By special arrangement with the Russian Embassy, a well-known London company is despatching a motor-boat to St. Petersburg…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The Railway Commission
Colonel Burns, senior member of the well-known firm of Messrs Burns, Philp and Co, has accepted the position on the Railway Commission vacated by Mr E. W…
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A wire from Werris Creek reports that the incoming mail train, Sydney to Moreo, this morning narrowly escaped being wrecked. A number of tools and…
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An examination of aspirants for the position of lad porter was conducted at the railway station to day by Mr Rates, as a a result of which Master…
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A COMPLAINT FROM BATHURST. Mr W W Young, M.L.A, introduced to the Railway Commissioners yesterday deputation from the Bathurst Agricultural Society,…
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At the instigation of the Windeyer Progress Association, through its hon. sec, Mr. Berghofer, a request has been made by Mr. Richards to the Lands…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Correspondence. the March-mulyan ROAD(To the Editor)
Sir —ln your issue of the 10th, your Clergate correspondent says: " There is likely to be some unneighborly feelings stirred up re a very little used…
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