Road Deviation
THE Minister for Works, has informed Mr. T. P. Navin (Secretury of Beilsdown progress committee), through Mr. Briner. MP., that the deviation Allied for on the Dorrigo road…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
335 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 10 of 17
The Road We Want
MR. W.B Ross, of Dorvige, writes— Allow me space in your valuable paper to express my opinion regarding the proposed road from Dorrige to Coff's…
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MR. P. H. Morton says that in the evidence given by him before the Public Works Committee, with reference to the proposed Maitland to…
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The tender board of the Public Works Department have received the following tenders: Construction of [?] bridge over South Arm, Richmond River,…
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Small though it is, the accompanying picture has the recommendation of representing one of the most remarkable scenes in the world. What it shows are three rival…
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The rejection by the Public Works Committee of the T[?]nterfield-Casino route as a tableland connection must now become a subject for discriminating thought and…
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The following letter, signed "E[?] [?] appeared in Saturday's "Herald"; "I think there is one argument in favour of the construction of the coast line which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The North Coast Railway. The Public Works Committee Inquiry. (By Telegram.)
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Further testimony was taken yesterday, when Mr. Henry Pateson, Commission Agent, was examined, his evidence being confined almost…
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FOLLOWING are the particulars of new road contracts for which tenders are invited :— No. 1, Maclean via Bluff Point to Brushgrove, between Camp Creek Bridge and Woodford…
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Mr. Editor.—I would not trespass further on your space, only for knowing the above question is at present interesting to a considerable number of your readers. One of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The North Coast Railway. Future Harbour Improvements. Sydney, Monday, 7 p.m
The railway proposal will be under consideration of the P.W. Committee again to-morrow. The witnesses will be city men connected with North Coast business. The…
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The first railway built in China was completed in 1876. Although only twenty-eight miles long, it was enormously expensive, as all the materials…
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THE member for Raleigh has been informed by the works Department, in reference to the Bielsdown Progress Committee's request for the felling of…
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ON Wednesday last the Road Superintendent at Bellingen opened no less than twenty-eight tenders for seven road contracts in this district, four of them being for the metalling…
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Mr. O. Skelton, of the Grafton Survey office, has submitted to the Council sectional plans of a pontoon bridge, which he states could be placed across the river at Grafton at a…
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THE following official letter from the Public Works Department has been received by the member for Raleigh— "In compliance with the request of…
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WE are informed ny the member for Raleigh the first lowest tender for the Warrell Creek bridge has been finally accepted by the public works Department, and the necessary…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. the South Arm Bridge. Closing of Tenders. Sydney
TENDERS closed yesterday for the erection of he proposed bridge over, the South Arm at Maclean. The lowest tender was that of Mountney and…
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A SHOCKING railway smash occurred at St. Enoch's station, Glasgow. A crowded excursion train ran into the station too quickly, and…
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IN the Assembly Mr. Briner asked the Secretary for Public Works:— 1. The total cost to date of all descriptions in connection with the proposal to build the North Shore Bridge?…
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