The Waterview Road
MR. EDITOR.—Permit me[?] through your columns, to draw the attention of the Road Superintendent to the state of the road from Cowan's Creek to Waterview. On this road…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1892
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Railways
It would be advisable that all the main trunk lines which must in the future become intercolonial lines be continued on the present grange, and in like substantial manner to…
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MR. EDITOR.—In these days of political and administrative tergiversation, it behoves the general public to be in a state of continual watchfulness if they desire their rights to be…
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Mr. C. E. HOGG, of whom, possibly, some Grafton people may have heard of in times past, has been giving sworn evidence before the Public Works Committee on the Glen…
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OUR Richmond River correspondent writes: Among those who heaved a great and ineffably joyous sigh of satisfaction when it was announced that the contract for…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Returns from Roads Department
AMONG the numerous papers and returns laid on the table of the Assembly last week was one showing the expenditure on roads and bridges in the colony since 1857. To date the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →That Railway Evidence Again
MR. EDITOR.—I claim to he very much of a Five-trader. Mr. E. Pulsford professes also to he of that ilk. That gentleman has recently appeared before the Public Works…
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ON Tuesday the Minister for Works performed the ceremony of turning the first [?] of the last section of the new line. Great praise was due to their members for the way which they had worked for this line. He…
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THE Armidale Chronicle thus refers, to the Inverell railway—"There can be little doubt but that the people of Inverell have been grossly misled on the subjects of this railway…
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Mr. EDITOR.—I perceive by a leading article in the Northern Star, that mischief is br[?]wing with respect to the railway workshops. Hitherto the people of Lismore have combined with those of Byron Bay and its…
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