Road Improvements
SPECIFICATIONS are on view at the Court-house for the following road contracts, for which tenders have been called- Newton Boyd road: At Mulligan's Flat, approaches…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1889
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Railway and Harbor League
AT a special meeting of the Executive Committee held yesterday, there were present-Messrs. See, Waterhouse, T. and C. Page, Bawdon, Davies, Maurice, M'Kittrick, Rothschild, Lipman, and Munro. It…
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QUITE a new light apparently has been cast upon Railway construction in New South Wales by the evidence given before the Public Works Committee respecting the Goulburn-Crookwell Railway by Mr…
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THE possibility of this country having to defend its shores from hostile invasion, however much it may be ridiculed by some people, is a matter which should not be lost sight of in considering the…
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A CORRESPONDENT of one of the metropolitan papers has been very lavish in his laudation of Mr. BRUCE SMITH for his action ia reserving land along routes proposed for railway exploration…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THU Clarence and Richmond Examiner. (ESTABLISHED 1859.] Saturday Morning, 21St September, 1889 Authorised Lines of Railways
THE discussion anent Railways which ensued on Mr. RYRIE'S motion for adjournment, presents some interesting phases. The discussion, originating in the refusal of the MINISTER FOB WORKS to…
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SIR.—Such an unwarrantable, and therefore unfair, statement as that of Mr. Brace Smith's, the Minister for Works, to the people of these districts, through their Parliamentary representative—that the…
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THE discussion anent Railways which ensued on Mr. RYRIE'S motion for adjournment, presents some interesting phases. The discussion, originating in the refusal of the MINISTER FOR WORKS to…
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A MEETING of the Committee was held yesterday. Present—Messrs. Bawden (in the chair), Waterhouse. Page, Munro, Rush, Maurice, Lipman, M'Kittrick, Rothschild, C. Page and Davies…
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AT a meeting of the Public "Works Committee held on Tuesday Mr. Walter Shellshear, resident engineer in the Railways Department, was the first witness examined. He…
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THE Paris correspondent of the 'Daily News' gives an account of the so-called "Chemin de Fer Glissant," or " Slide Railway," which was tried on the Esplanade des Invalides within the Exhibition on…
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SIR.—I notice by this morning's paper that the Minister for Works has had all the lands on the route of the proposed line of railway between Guyra and South Grafton reserved for railway purposes,…
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