The Casino-tenterfield Railway
Mr. J. H. Carruthers gave evidence yesterday regarding the expediency of constructing a railway from Tenterfield to Casino. In his opinion much of the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
303 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 14 of 16
That Railway
FURTHER evidence was taken by the Public Works Committee, in Sydney, with regard to the proposal to construct n line of railway from Tenterfield to Casino. Mr. G. S. Briner,…
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On Monday the P.W.C. took further evidence on this route. Mr. Briner M.L A., said that the proposed line from Gura to Coff's Harbour would…
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"Political Economy" writes to the "S. M. Herald": For years and years valuable time and much money have been wasted upon inquiry into the probabilities and…
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A man named Bracken has reported to the police that while in a train between Sydney and Armidale he was assaulted by two fellow passengers,…
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A laborer named Reuben Rider fell from a moving train on the North Shore line this afternoon. He was terribly mangled, and his condition is…
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THE bill to sa[?]tion the construction of the railway fro[?] Adelaide to Port Darwin, on the [?]and grant system, has passed its seco[?]d reading in the South…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Erskineville Tragedy. a Tramguard Kills His Wife
A SAD domestic tragedy occurred at Erskineville early on Wednesday evening. Shortly after 6 o'clock, Ernest Russell, tramguard, shot his wife,…
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THE MACLEAN CHRONICLE, in common with other special pleaders, advances a reason why a north coast railway, at a cost of two-and-half millions, should be constructed from Maitland, though the…
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"Tim," the familiar dog collector of the Great Western Widows' and Orphans' Fund, has finished his charitable mission and is now in the hands of a naturalist for…
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Next year will see on tho Pacific ships trading to the Orient of the size or even larger in displacement than the White Star liner Cedric. But she…
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MR. G.S.BRINER, M.L.A., was examined by the Public Works Committee concerning the coastal railway, and gave it as his opinion that the best route was that from Guvra to…
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The following are the lowest tenders for the contracts specified: Waterview to Ramornie. James Adams. £36; Levenstrath to Green's. Wm. Hay. £32 14s 10d; Levenstrath to Geergarow. Thomas McIntosh, £716s;…
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WITH reference to the statement made as to the costliness of day labor operations as compared with work done by contract, and more especially in regard to the Tabulam bridge, the Minister for Works has been…
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The Sydney people are now fairly fulling over one another in writer desire to show the absolute impotence of the North Coast railway, and one writer in tho S. M. Herald,…
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At a banquet speech in Glen Innes, Sir J. Soo made the following guarded remarks on the subject of the coastal-tableland railway schemes :—If nil the sister towns had joined…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Motor Car Makes Strange Fashions
Motor car driving is responsible for some of the most grotesque fashions in dress imaginable. Three examples are given in the accompanying picture, though they do…
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IN connection with the erection of a new Pyrmont Bridge, no less than nine contracts were entered into by the Public Works Department, the contract amount totalling £95,139. The…
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Twelve men stopped a Rock Island express near Iowa (America) and robbed it of £15,000…
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