Edward Creek Bridge
For some time past there has been a desire to open up a road to the east of Maclean, otherwise than that over Cameron's Hill. Goodwood-street,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1904
301 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 13 of 16
Dorrigo Tramway
MR BRINER, M.P has received the following report from the Department of Works, in regard to the coast road to Perrett's and a proposed light railway of tramway for the Dorrigo…
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The Under Secretary for Works, in his annual report to the works Department states that the amount available for year ended June 30, 1904 for roads and bridges was only £450000…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Border Railway Connection
Speaking at the Nerang agricultural show, which was held 20 miles north of the border. Mr. Morgun, the Queensland Premier, said; "They had a railway to Southport,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Grafton: October 22nd. 1904. the Grafton-tweed Railway
The Premier of Queensland stated at a show luncheon at Kerang, Q. border, a few days ago that he intends to ask the N.S.W. Government to add the missing…
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The Member for the Clarence writes to the secretary of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce: "I have placed our claims re railway workshops, before the Railway…
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In regard to the Central Hallway Station,the Under Secretary for Works in his annual report states that an expenditure of £49000 which was not provided for in the estimate was…
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Mr. McFarlane. M. L. A. has written to the secretary of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce as follows concerning the above:--"I have placed our claims re…
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Speaking at the lunchcon at the Nerang Show on Friday, the Queensland Premier, referred to the gap between the Queensland railway system…
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The Member for the Clarence has received a reply from the Hallway Commissioners stating that all the workshops likely to be required for some considerable time…
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The painfully slow rate of progress in the construction of the Grafton-Casino railway is long and stolidly sustained. But, in view of the fate of the Tomora-Harellan…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →North Coast L. S. and Railway League
A meeting of the above League was hole at Glenreagh School of Arts on Wednesday. There was a good attendance of members, including seven how, ones…
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Mr. Coberoft. Special Commissioner appointed by the Government to report on the large reserves in the North Coast districts with the view…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Road Contracts
TENDERS close at the Bellingen roads office on Monday, November 7, for the undermentioned road contracts:— 4-1904-05. Moonee to Congarini, 320 lineal yards re-forming,…
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A result of the Railway Commissioner indreasing the rates of freight on merchandise carried on the lines has been the starting of a competition service by means…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton-casino Railway. Portion of Ballasting Unsatisfactory Completion of Line Deferred
SYDNEY, Friday.—Consequent upon the material used for ballasting on the Grafton-Casino railway, at the 39-miles, being unsatisfuctory, it has been found…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →First Chinese Railway
The first railway built in China was completed in 1876. Although only twenty-eight miles long, it was enormously expensive, no all the materials…
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The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce has received word from the Member for the Clarence, stating that owing to the necessity for drawing supplies of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Grafton Letter The Railway
It is intimated in the local press that a doley has been occasioned in the completion of the Grafton-Casino line owing to the ballast on cer-tain portions of the line being found defective…
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Writing on this question the "Sydney Mail" refers to the resolutions passed at the meeting of the North Const Hallway League lt states:— One important factor in successful railway…
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