Bellingen Road District
In reply to Mr.[?] Mr. O'sull[?] stated that the annual vote for scheduled roads in the [?]nger district was £82[?], Kempsey £64[?], Port Macquar[?] £[?],…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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Road and River Bank Work
WE understand that the local Road Superintendent has not yet received instructions from the Department in respect to the roads works and river bank protection contemplated by the Government with…
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MR. DAVIDSON, M.P., gave evidence on Friday before the Public Works Committee on Hastings River Harbor improvements, also on the Coastal Railway. He strongly supported both proposals…
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A goods train dashed into a sulky near Pymble yesterday and smashed it to pieces. Two occupants, named James Flood and George Cedridge…
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In the Assembly, Mr. Briner, M.P., asked the Minister for Works a number of questions in regard to the expenditure for road work in the Bellingen, Kempsey, and Taree districts,…
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THE earnings of the railways and tramways last year amounted to £4,066,927, and the expenditure to £2,920,464. There is a balance of £1,146,463 after paying working…
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F. T. Matthews, until recently in business on the Bellinger River gave evidence before the Public Works Committee. Examined by Mr. M'Furlane, witness said he believed considerable…
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A train ran off the line at Thurlimbah, Queensland, yesterday. As a result of the accident three waggons were overturned, also a…
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SIR,—It would be an immense advantage to the people of the main river side of Woodford Island and to the travelling public generally if the road were opened along the river bank on the lower side of the…
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SYDNEY, Saturday. — Mr. W. A. Smith, Metorpolitan District Engineer Roads and Bridtes, gave evidence on Friday regarding the proposed railway proposal. He stated…
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SIR,-"Pro Bono Publics" writes in the proper spirit with regard to the mconvenience the travelling public are put to by individuals who have the various roads and streets obstructed on…
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The Public Works Committee heard evidence relating to the proposal on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Deane (Engineer-in-Chief) furnished…
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The report of the Public Works Committee on the above was laid on the table of the Assembly on Tuesday. The Committee resolved that it was not expedient…
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A notice appears in this issue intimating that the tenders invited in [?]st issue by Mr. T. Bonayne, General Manager of the New Zealand Railways, up to noon to-day for the supply and…
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The Public Works Committee's report in connection with the proposed railway lines between the north coast and the tableland was laid on the table of the…
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THE pretest against the presence of the motorist as he now behaves upon oar public roads (says a London paper) is increasing on all sides, and we cannot wonder. The clatter and unearthly…
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THE report of the Works Committee upon the proposed Hue of railway from Tenterfield to Casino was laid upon the table of the Legislative Assembly last week. After detailing the history…
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The pampered pet dogs of Paris are not now considered strictly fashionable unless they wear motor costumes when accompanying their owners put riding. Therefore,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Road Contracts
Tenders for the following contracts in the Maclean district closed on Monday:-- No. 11, Southgate-Broadwater road to flood reserve--4 tenders, A Moran, lowest, £9 10s…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Dorrigo Road
General satisfaction is expressed by residents around Coff's Harbour at the reply vouchsafed by the local Chamber of Commerce touching the route of a road to the Dorrigo, to the effect that…
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