Grafton-Casino Railway
The Sectional Committee appointed by the P.W.C. to take evidence on the above portion of the North Coast railway, consisting of Mr. Trickett, M.L.C., Mr. J. M'Farlane,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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The Road for the Relief
Further reports show that the Boers evacuated Grobler's Kloof. Lord Dundonald, with two squadrons of Light Horse and Carabineers, swiftly…
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THE inquiry by the Sectional Committee was continued at Grafton on Wednesday and Thursday. Edward Ebsworth, surveyor for the Land Board District of Grafton, stated the areas affected average…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Well-Known Railway Worker
Mr. Harry Gibson, a well-known railway official, ever takes an earnest if quiet interest in all that pertains to the welfare of state or individual…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Grafton-casino Railway. Evidence taken at Myrtle Creek
The Sectional Committee (Messrs. W. J. Trickett, M.L.C., J. M'Farlane and J. C. Watson, M's. L. A.) left Grafton on Friday, per special coach, for the Richmond River. At Mr. Con. Duggan's a halt…
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A WORLD'S record for bridge-building (says the Birmingham Daily ARGUS in an interesting article) has been made by the Patent Shaft and Axle-tree Company, limited, in connection with…
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At the Police Court at Grafton on Tuesday, before the P.M., James Anderson, on remand, was again brought up on a charge connected with the shooting of Robert Sloane…
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The Sectional Committee after leaving Grafton took evidence at Myrtlo Creek. On Monday they held a sitting at Casino, when Messrs. F. G. Fanning, Donald Campbell, A. C. Simpson, G. M. Elliott,…
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THE evidence generally was to the effect that the people here cou[?] not conscientiously produce facts or figures in support of the line, but that they did not wish to oppose it…
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The Raker writes in the Glen Innes Examiner: The Star is jubilant that Mr. Kennedy has completed the Tenterfield-Casino survey with grades and curves, as it assumes, 'of the easiest…
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The Sectional Committee took evidence at Casino on Monday. F. G. Fanning, 11 years resident, 6 miles south of Casino, knows the surveyed line…
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A man named John M'Lachlan was cut to pieces on the railway line near Horsham (Victoria)…
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Some of the Richmond River papers are very caustic in their comments on the evidence given in Grafton in support of the above railway. The GRAFTON ARGUS having attributed the earliest…
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Mr. Editor.—In the evidence placed before the Sectional Committee in regard to the CasinoGrafton railway, it is put forward by gentlemen who should know, and with whom I fully concur,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local Interest. Road Contracts
TENDERS were opened on Wednesday last by Mr. E. F. Crouch for the under mentioned road work in this district :—Contract 53/99-1900, Fernmount to Tyson's, M. O'Connor…
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We shall soon have some very novel bread carts running in one of the suburbs—Randwick. A well-known baker has decided to introduce motor cars, and by these, as soon as he can get them…
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The Norval's Pont railway bridge has been completed…
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TENDERS are invited for tho following road contracts in Maclean district:—No. 39—Clarke's to Round Mountain—7 chains draining, 859 lineal yards formation, 2 fifth—class culverts…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Tramways
YESTERDAY the twopenny fares on the Sydney trams were abolished aud an universal system of penny section fares inaugurated, the fares generally being thus greatly reduced. When the…
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Mr. Oliver is going to Paris for the purpose of attending a conference of railway experts in that city. He proposes starting within the next fortnight or three weeks. But as the conference…
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