South Grafton-Glen Innes Railway
ON Friday a deputation, coasisting of Messrs. Wright and McFarlane, Ms.P, nnd Mr. Utz, of Glen lunes, waited upon the Minister for ' Works to request that a trial survey be made of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1899
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A Great Railway and a Great Railway Man
The opening on Thursday of the great Central Railway Company's now trunk line from Annesley to London (92 miles) is perhaps the most important railway…
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The Glen Innes Examiner, in urging the residents of that place to advocate the construction of a railway from Glen Innes to Grafton, says: No question is of such…
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The publication of Mr. Surveyor Kennedy's reports on the routes of a Coast-Tableland railway has re-opened the question. Advocates of various lines are freely giving their…
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Against the construction of a railway line from any part of the Tableland to Grafton the Minister for Works has determinedly set his face. This is evident from the reply…
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Mr. Rhodes has come to an agreement with the German Emperor, and the Trans-African railway will be built in consequence, as shown in the accompanying map, There…
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A DEPUTATION, Consisting Of Messrs. Wright and McFurLane, Ms.P, and Mr. [?], of Glen [?]s, waited upon the Minister for Works on Friday last,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Guyra - Coff's Harbor and South Grafton Railway. Mr. Kennedy's Report
The following is the full text of the report of Mr. K[?]dy's recent exploration of a proposed railway route from Guyra to South Grafton via Coff's…
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THE comment oh Mr. Kennedy's report, as given in our last issue, was not Mr.M[?]ghlins, as stated but was minute by Mr. H. Deane, Engineer-in-chief for railway…
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PURSUANT to public notice a meeting of the citizens was held in the Glen Innes Council Chambers on Friday evening to appoint delegates front Glen Innes to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tenders for Road Work
ON looking over the recent road tenders one cannot fail to be struck with the immense and extraordinary disparity shown between the prices of the various tenders for work in…
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Thus writes the Armidale Chronicle: "Mr. Minister Young evidently took the bit in his teeth while being jockeyed by that ClarenceNew England deputation. He started off at…
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There are two railway systems in New Zealand— State and private. There is, however, only one line—the Wellington-Manawatu, some 89 miles— in the hands of private individuals. This one is…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Rack Railways
The reference made to the rack railway in Mr. T. C. Kennedy's reports on the GraftonGlen Innes railway proposal, induced us to look up information on the subject. We…
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TENDERS are invited in this issue for three road contracts in the Maclean district, the nature of the work being as follows?:—Contract 47—(Completion of cancelled contract)—135 cubic yards…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Little Railways. Primary Need for New Countries
The primary need for a new country, rich in natural wealth, is transport facilities, and it is not at all surprising that in the Cape Colony…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Grafton—glen Innes Railway
"Observer" writes in the Glen Innes Examiner: lt is a well-known fact that one of the greatest of the sinister influences at work to block the construction of the…
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A VERY representative and enthusiastic public meeting was held in the school of Arts, Bellingen, on last Saturday afternoon, to discuss the proposed railway from Guyra…
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A Philadelphia paper calmly announces that the trains in Australia carry first, second, and third class passengers without any distinction of cars. The only difference,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General News. Road Tenders
The following tenders were opened at the local Roads Office yesterday :—47/98-9— Harwood to Woodburn, M. Lynch £180 ; 71/98-9—Yamba Public Wharf road, C. W. Marsh, £10 [?]s 6d ;…
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