Railway Conference
A meeting of delegates from the Land Settlement League and other public bodies interested in the construction of the North Coast Railway was held at the Council…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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Railway Inquiry. the Findings of the Commission
SYDNEY, Friday.—The report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the relations existing between the Railway Commissioners has been made available…
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A conference of the delegates to the recent conference and the public was held at 'the Council Chambers on Thursday night. Mr. A. Thompson,…
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The fine substantial structure that spans the South Arm at Maclean was formally opened yesterday by Mrs. J. M'Farlane, wife of the Member for the Clarence, in…
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Farewell, fine bridge 1 Your noble span Connects the Island—man with man, Though school boy crosses as of yore His merry laugh I'll hear no more…
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The coremony of opening McFarlane Bridge, over the South Arm, was successfully carried out yesterday. The weather was most favorable for the function, being fine and…
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The report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the relations existing between the Railway Commissioners has been made available. The findings are as follows:—That the…
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The Argyll Company have secured upwards of 50 acres of ground at Alexandria, and on June 26 last the machinery was started there. At…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"THE C. AND R. EXAMINER." Established 1859. GRAFTON: 10th APRIL, 1906. the Railway Inquiry
The report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the inharmonious relations which were said to exist between the Railway Commissioners will not cause…
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The second motor steam fire engine for the London Fire Brigade has just been put into service by Coat. Hamilton, R.N., the Chief Officer. The machine, which delivers 500 gallons…
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The experiment of running a motor omnibus at Darling[?]urst has failed, but the horse 'bus in the same locality is still in business. The motor vehicle earned over…
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The report of the Royal Commission makes the Chief Commissioner for Railways mainly responsible for the inharmonious relations that have existed between him and…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—In the last of the series of articles dealing with the North Coast, the "Sunday Times" says: "There is ample back country to make Grafton a…
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The new bridge over the South Arm at Maclean was formerly opened on Monday before a large concourse of people, Mrs. McFarlane, wife of the…
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In a recent issue we commented on the very unfair and decidedly peculiar methods of the Railway Department, especially as applied to the running…
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THE following were the lowest tenders received for road-work as posted up at the local Roads Office on Monday last:— Contract 73, Bellinger via Bowra to Congarini four…
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A meeting of the Committee in connection with the above was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. P. H. Gallagher in the chair. The Secretary submitted a balance-sheet…
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UNDER date April 4, Mr. Chas Johnson Taylor's Arm writes:— Owing to an unwarrantable imputation of unworthy motives levelled against me by Mr. G. S. Briner in his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Editor. While allowing correspondents reasonable scope to express their views in our columns, we wish it to be understood that we do not necessarily endorse their opinions. Palmer's Channel Road
Sir,—The state of the road along Falmer's Creek to the Union Church demands some attention, as parts of it are in a very bad state. There is a heavy traffic on this road…
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