Clarence and New England Railway.--public Meeting
A MEETING of the members of the Clarence and New England Railway League and the public was held in the hall of the School of Arts on Wednesday evening…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1875
118 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 6
The Railway Question
THE following from the 'Tenterfield Star' will go to prove that there will be some opposition to the proposed railway from the coast inland:--…
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WHEN the Government undertook to foster and aid private enterprise in connection with the coal mining interest at Newcastle, it committed itself to a policy, and recognised a principle…
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A TERRIFIC hurricane raged at Toowoomba, Queensland, on Tuesday night, and did immense damage. A train from that town to Warwick,…
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THE appended editorial remarks on the speech recently delivered by Mr. T. BAWDEN, M.P., we cull from the 'Armidale Chronicle:-- "Mr. THOMAS BAWDEN, M.P., on Wednesday,…
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MR. KING is evidently determined to signalise his administration as Minister for Works by proposals for pretty extensive railway extensions. First of all we have the proposal of Messrs Collier and Co.,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Clarence and New England Railway. (From the Armidale Chronicle.)
MR. THOMAS BAWDNEN, M.P., on Wodnesduy, 13th January, at Grafton, delivered a most exhaustive address in the members of the Clarence and New England Railway League, in which he reviewed the…
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THE following sensational incident is from the 'Mount Alexander Mail' (Victoria) : -- " The speed at which the trains on the Maryborough line are run has frequently been made the…
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OWING to the extension of the three trunk lines of railway in this colony being now rapidly proceeded with, the importation of rails for the permanent way is at the present…
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THE 'Richmond River Express ' contains the following editorial remarks on this question, from Which it would seem that the "bone of contention" is still that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Benefit of Railway Communication to the Tin Mining-industry. From the Border Post and Stan[?] Miner
WE hear little now-a-days of the benefits accruing to the colony by means of the tin mining iudustry further than the weekly reports of the are transmitted by rail from Warwick to Brisbane, and the slightest…
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NOTWSTHSTANDING the great favour according to report, about to be conferred upon the inhabitants of the Richmond by the formation of a cheap line of railway," from [?]uka to Woodburn, there can be [?]o…
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MR. W. FORSTER (the Colonial Treasurer) in the course of his nomination, speech (reported in the 'Herald') made the following allusion to the question of…
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IT is our painful duty to chronicle one of the most terrible railway disasters which has ever happened in the country. On December 24th, at,11.40, an express train bound for…
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WHILST the inhabitants of the towns around us are using their influence to induce the Government to consider the desirability of forming a railway from the Clarence to the Northern end…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Railway From the Clarence to New England. (From the Guardian.)
THE question that is now most engaging the attention of the inhabitants of the Clarence River and these districts, is how the railway policy of the new Government will affect the proposed Clarence…
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THE news from London does not seem to have affected our Wool Market to any extent so far, and further Intelligence as to the course of the London sales will be tequired before prices here will admit of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Another Murder by Blacks on the Road to the Palmer
ANOTHER murder has been committed by blacks, at the crossing of the Laura River, on the road to the Palmer. Two men, named Mann and Nunn, unarmed, while camped on…
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AN inquest was held at the Naval Brigade Hotel, Newcastle, before Mr. F. J. Shaw, J.P., the District Coroner, respecting the death of James Tracey. William Wallace deposed: Iam an engine-driver on…
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ON Tuesday evening, January 23rd, the 735 up passenger train from Luton came into collision with a coal train near Wheat-hamstead station. The line consists of only…
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