Casino Lismore Railway. Arbitration Proceedings
SINCE Wednesday last (says Saturday's "Star") the Lismore Council Chamber has been occupied by various gentlemen engaged in the arbitration…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
335 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 17
The North Coast Railway
The Secretary of Railways (Mr. J. M'Lachlan) speaking with reference to the proposed North Coast Railway on Friday, said it would be a burden on…
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The most habitable and the most populous and thriving portion of the State is the coast district. The question whether it ought not to have…
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"C. F," writes from Woodford Dale, March 2— In an issue of about a week back a letter appeared in your journal anent the practice of the Roads Department in spreading loose metal here…
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Notwithstanding the comments that have been made respecting the adjustments of the resumption claims, the Department is exercising promptitude in at least some…
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At a public meeting on Friday, in Armidale, the member for the district (Mr. Lonsdale) strongly advocated the Armidale-South Grafton route, which he said would serve a…
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The Armidale and N.E. Chamber of Commerce are seeking the co-operation of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce in the ondeavour to secure a line of raliway from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →North Coast Railway. Further Official Evidence
At the inquiry into the expediency of constructing a line of railway from Maitland to South Grafton, Mr. H. M'Lachlan (secretary to the Railway Commissioners) said…
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The Premier has received the following communication touching the above:-- " Public Works Buildings, Bridge-street, Sydney, 23rd February, 1903. Sir John…
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MR. T. W. KEELE, principal engineer of the Harbors and Rivers branch of the Public Works Department, in the course of an examination before the Public Works…
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A well-attended meeting of residents was held at the residence of Mr. E. Bailey on Monday, when a numerously signed petition was handed in, protesting agninst the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Oil Engine Plough Motor
The report of a trial given this new motor in the "North British Agriculturist" of 14th January, it is stated that "the Ivel agricultural motor,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mono Railways
The most wonderful railway system in the world, the mono railway, owes its existence to a simple contrivance by M. Caillet, a french engineer in Tonquin. He was…
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The P. W. Committee visited Newcastle on Tuesday to take evidence in regard to the railway proposal: but no evidence was forthcoming. The Chairman said it seemed to him that the people had treated the…
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"It may be at once recognised that this proposal is the most formidable opposition yet formulated to our long-delayed Tenterfield-Casino…
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MR. J. A. HENDRY writes to a Sydney paper to the effect that, with the view of increasing the industrial stability of New South Wales it is necessary that something should be done to…
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The proposal to make a railway along the Northern Coast has been widely discuss during the last week (says the Sydney Mail). It presents many obstacles which are…
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A DEPUTATION from the railway and tramway employees' unions interviewed Mr. John Kidd the other day, to complain of the…
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A wire from Murwillumbah dated Friday reads:--A deputation representing' Murwilluimbah, Dunbible, Burrington, Mooball, Billinudgel, Mullumbimby,…
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SIR,—I was driving along the roads in a certain part of the Lower Clarence When I fell nicely into a sleep—(by the way, I was not the driver)—when suddenly I fell over a precipice! But…
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