Road Notifications
IT is deemed expedient to open the deviation in road between Hanging Creek-Lismore road and the LismoreNimbin road, within J. Morton s 300a,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1894
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The Debate onthe Glen Innes-Inverell Railway in relation to the Grafton-glen Innes Line. [Communicated]
ON the 6th December last the Minister introduced a resolution in the Assembly approving of the expediency of constructing a line of railway from Glen Innes to Inverell…
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A CIRCULAR has been issued to municipal councils, stating that in future all grants made to councils for main or minor scheduled roads through municipalities will be subject…
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AT a meeting of the West Branch and Bradley's Camp Progress Association held on Saturday, the following resolutions were carried:—That inasmuch as our previous…
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MR. J. W. DUESBURG, manager of the Haymarket Permanent Land and Investment Company, Limited, writes to the Glen Innes Examiner—``The above subject has of…
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AFTER leaving Kathleen with her mother and receiving a most frigid bow of acknowledgment from the latter lady, Patrick Desmond…
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THE determination of the Minister to carry out a number of road contracts has given much satisfaction, and will be the means of giving needed employment. Those, in the…
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PARTS of road from Mullumbimby Byron Bay road to Possum Shoot-Byron Bay road are confirmed, and claims to compensation must he lodged before April 1st…
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THE result of last year's curtailment upon the public roads of the country is now abundantly apparent. There are many places whereupon it will require nearly double…
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MR.EDITOR—Finding in your last issue a statement of the roads,mileage and amount appropriated for the current year for the respective…
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MR. EDITOR.—As the Government have seen their way to place some five or six hundred pounds on the Estimates for the further improving of the above road (as in the past…
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THE latest intelligence from Coolgardie is to the effect that all the water has faile on the road between Southampton Cross and Boorabin…
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DURING the discussion on the Estimates, Mr. See said although the Minister was the nominal head of the department, it was well known…
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Mr. EDITOR.—The condition of this road is a disgrace to a civilised country.Why the maintenance men were knocked off this road, and only two retained, is a mystery, for it is…
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ONE of the most necessary improvements to district roads at the present time is the erection of a high-level bridge on the Armidale road where…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →[ESTABLISHED 1859.] the Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton. Tuesdays and Saturdays. Tuesday Morning, April 3Rd, 1894. Inconsistency of the Government and Railway Construction
THE construction of railways is of considerable interest to the residents of this district. They have for nearly a quarter of a century been engaged in spasmodic efforts, each with…
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MR. EDITOR—Some time back a petition (numorously signed) was sent to the Minister for Works, praying that a low-level bridge be erected over the Orara on the old Armidale road, where there had been a bridge…
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A "country storekeeper " states the case against cheap railway fares with much cogency. By this improper interference with the course of trade,…
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MR. EDITOR.—My attention has been called to a letter from a correspondent appearing in in your, issue of the 3rd instant, in which exception is taken, to certain statements…
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MR. EDITOR— I see in your Saturday's issue a letter signed "William Burton, Toothill," on the above subject, Mr. Editor, please allow me a little space to say a few words on…
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