Deputations to the Minister for Works. the Grafton-glen Innes Road
SYDNEY, FRIDAY. — Yesterday. Mr. Wright, M.P., introduced to the Minister for Works a deputation from the Gen Innes Council, who asked for a grant, for…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1896
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Human Fallibility and Its Relation to Accidents by Railway and Sea
WE have before us in the Auttralasian Medical Gazette tor the current month a highly instructive paper by Dr. S. T. Knaggs on the above subject. Together with reports…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY. — Giving evidence yesterday before the Public Works Committee, regarding the proposed Moree— Inverell railway. Mr. Kirkcaldie, Chief…
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FROM what transpired in the Assembly last Thursday, it is evident that the Government are neglecting the public roads of the colony for the purpose of trying to produce a…
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IN the absence of the full text of the evidence given by Mr. KIRKCALDIE, chief traffic manager, Department of Railway's, before the Public Works Committee upon…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—The [?] mittee met yesterday, to further [?] proposal to construct a line of railway from Moree to Inverell…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.— Mr. Deane, Engineer-in-Chief for Railway Construction, ha[?] sent the following minute to the Minister for Works:—…
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MR, EDITOR—Since my return from Sydney a few days ago, my attention has been directed to a letter in your issue of the 22nd inst, signed "Thomas Page," replying to one…
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IN commenting upon the sum voted by the Assembly for expenditure upon the public roads during the present financial year, which is only £500,000, Mr. Lyne laid…
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MR. EDITOR. — Under the above heading Eugene F. Rudder, in your issue of 6th inst., states that consequent upon my (alleged) misquotations from his letter, my rough…
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APPENDED is an extract from a speech delivered by the late Sir Henry Parkes in the Legislative Assembly on February 19th 1872. In view of the present state of affairs it will…
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THE Sectional Committee of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works commenced its inquiry into the proposed Moree-Inverell railway at the Court…
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THE sub-committee of the Public Works Committee have reported against the proposal to construct a railway from Condobolin to Broken Hill. That has surprised…
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MR. EDITOR.—I have no desire to introduce personal feeling or personal interests into any controversy dealing with public matters so seriously affecting the welfare of a district…
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MR. EDITOR.—Following up my letter of Tuesday, re Mann River road, I now beg to say that the result of assay of concentrates has justified me in purchasing a "Woodbury…
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MR. EDITOR.—Mr. See's letter of this morning gives me an opportunity of giving a summary of the whole matter, so that when Mr. See requests the Minister to read same…
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MR. EDITOR.—I shall be greatly obliged if you will publish the enclosed report upon the road to Mann River gold fields. There are a number of other reports and letters in…
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MR. EDITOR.—In your issue of 3rd instant appears a letter from Mr. See, M.P., wherein he quotes from correspondence he has had with the Works Department respecting a…
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MR. EDITOR—Months ago our late and much esteemed Road Superintendent (Statham) suggested for survey a new and much more practicable railway line to Glen Innes than…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Strong Argument for the Railway. Inverell Wheat for Adelaide
THE reports from Inverell with reference to the prospects of the wheat harvest are most satisfactory and encouraging. It is estimated that this season 8500 acres will be cut for…
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