Casino-grafton Railway
The appended letter from the Works Department has been received by the Wyan and Myrtla Creek Progress Association:—"with reference to your letter of the 20th ultimo respecting…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
564 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 10 of 29
Myrtle Creek Railway Station
The following letter has been received by the Myrtle Creek Progress Association, from the Department of Public Works " With reference to…
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The running of the train between Grafton and Casino is so regular, and tho traffic thereon so constant and satisfactory, that we have almost lost sight of the fact that…
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On the principle that'any stick is good enough to beat a dog with, some of our northern contemporaries, who, we regret to find, are showing pronounced symptoms…
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Tenterfield or a portion of it, continues to worry its Parliamentary representative, Mr C. A. Lee,.Minister for Works, rogarding the Public Works Committee…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Are Street Railways Doomed
The doom of the street-car has been pronounced by an authority who, altho unnamed, is described in "The Manufacturers" Record, of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cycling and Motoring
The English motor test resulted in a victory for Clifford Earp, with Hon. C. Rolls second and C. Blanch third. This team will represent England in the Gordon-Bennett Cup. Earp…
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The first race in America between an airship and a motor-car took place on 12th February between Los Angeles and Pasadena, in California,…
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The New York Tube Railway became flooded, and the passengers waded through four feet of water…
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WE understand a meeting of the Dorrigo Progess Committee is to be held to-morrow (Saturday) night, at which the condition of the roads, which are in a deplorable state,…
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In reply to request ft'oili the Member for the Clurenco re hi I i vu'[?] reduced fares in connectjo'n with the Rrisbahe show, tin Secretary for Railways stales: "1 uni…
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The glenton" '(Dnllina) of Wednesday last gives i Condensed report of n public meeting hold Ouste on'the previous evening regarding the Toiiterlluhl-Cnslno railway…
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It is stated that in Canada there are about 4700 miles of railway either under construction or about to be contracted for. In the United States there are 7500…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Controversial. (An Open Column to Contributors.) Central Bucca Land and Road M Matters
In the Examiner' of.1 june thethere ap poured in Motes", a comment on the rank injustice meted out to cortnin in tending Dorrigo settlors from the S. Const…
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Tlie Cabinet lins. In view o(the fnct.that here is sa little rallwav work la hand or contemplated, decided to-allow-Mr. Dunno to retire on the 12 months' leave. Jlr. Carruthers ex…
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To-day tho lot of labouring; mon in Germany is in many respects better than that of ours. When the German; labourer becomes old and feeble,the…
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Mr: Kdltor,—Keeling ns I do uiiiu umuuui ened al Hui luck.ol, "nish nial vim displayed I Ibo ll radon brunch of "Tho.Vorth CuiiHl Lan Settlement and tlnlhvny Leugne." I trina lt iv I…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Motor and Cycle Collision Case
At tho Armidale liislrlct Court, V. C. Ciillulihun v. ll. A. l'ourson. Iiiiuugos XUIin..Mr..Moculta opened tho cusp for pluintllT, Hotline; forth tho facts on which tho iliiniuires worn…
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Whatever else may be true or untrue, one thing in England is certain the motor-car has come to stay. How many of those people who study…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →American Railway Notes
It is claimed that by the new electric system of propulsion, the New York Central will carry in safety its passengers a distance of 30 miles in…
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