Grafton-casino Railway
In the course of further evidence before the Public Works Committee on Wednesday on the subject of constructing a line of railway from Grafton to Casino, Mr. M'Lachlan,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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Railways in the North
Mr. Wilson, M.L.A., interviewed at Inverell on the subject of railway communication with the coast, said it is a downright shame that the rich…
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THE following evidence was taken before the Public Works Committee on the proposal to construct a railway from Grafton to Casino…
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FURTHER evidence was taken last week before the Public Works Committee on the proposal to construct a railway from Grafton to Casino. H. McLachlan, Secretary for the Commissioners…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Boer War. Surrender of De Villiers' Force. Prisoners Sent to Machadorp. Cape Rebellion Extinguished. Boers Attack the Railway Line. London
ON Saturday General Buller seized 18 locomntives and 200 trucks at Standerton. The officials burned 20,000 sleepers before leaving. General Hamilton pursued the Boris seven…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY.—The expediency of constructing a line of railway from Grafton to Casino was further considered yesterday by the Public Works Committee…
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A report from Ballina reads:--A largely-attended public meeting was held here to urge the Government to construct a line of railway connecting the shipping port with the main…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boer War. Ravages of Disease. No Troops to Be Withdrawn. a Legislator Arrested. Movement Against Le Wet. Railway Officials Ordered From the Country. Fighting in Orange River Colony Battle at Senekal. a British Convoy Atiacked. London
No troops will bo withdrawn from South Africa until the close of tho war. Mr. Botha, a member of the Cape Colony Parliament and of the Africander Bond, has been…
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Before the Public Works Committee last week Mr. Deane, Engineer-in-Chief, further examined, produced a report from. the Departmental Surveyor, Mr. C. M. Stuart, who had…
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The Glen Innes "Examiner" writes: It will be remembered that shortly after taking office the present Minister for Works indicated that, among sundry other lines, he intended this session to…
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Last week a meeting at Ballina passed resolutions to urge the Government to construct a line of railway about 12 miles in length to conduct Ballina with tho Lismore-Tweed line. Such a…
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Mr. O'Sullivan's journeys in the country districts have convinced him that the roads have been shamefully neglected. There is no doubt at all that some of them are in a…
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THE Ministers for Works has several railway proposals before Parliament. He wants Parliament to agree to the construction of the Lismore-Casino railway, as recommended by…
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A railway shunter named Gus Simons was out to pieces at the Midland Junction railway, Perth (W.A.) His head and one leg were severed…
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MR. M'FARLANE asked the Minister for Works whether, in view of the largely increased traffic upon the roads in the coastal districts, caused by the rapid growth of the dairying industry,…
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Speaking at the annual dinner of the Commercial Travellers' Association last week, the Premier of Queensland said one of the best things the…
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The proposal to construct a railway from Grafton to Casino waa further considered by the Public Works Committee on Tuesday. Hr. J. See, M.L.A., said in his opinion the railway ought to be…
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THE proposal to construct a railway from Grafton to Casino was further considered by the Public Works Committee at a meeting held on Thursday…
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THE proposal to construct a railway from Grafton to Casino was further considered by the Public Works Committee on Tuesday. Mr. J. See, M.L.A., said in his opinion the railway…
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As an example of their ridiculous and childish superstitiousness and abhorrence of Western ideas, take the instance of the Woosung Railway…
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