North Coast Railway. the Parliamentary Party. Public Reception
The Council Chambers were crowded (a large number baling unable to gain admittance) on Friday night when public reception was…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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Road Contracts
The following were the lowest tenders received for the road contracts named:—Contract 91, Coramba to Dorrigo, 6 tenders, J. Droney, £489; 92, Coramba to…
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The tour by the party of politicians over the route of the proposed North Coast railway has ended. Some of the members are said to be still undecided in their views…
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A public meeting, convened by Mr. D. Jarman, secretary of the Northern Rivers and New England Tableland Railway League, was held at Casino om Thursday…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — The "Daily Telegraph's" special correspondent with the Parliamentary party writes:—" Complaint was made in provious reports of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →THE N.C. Railway and the "Telegraph." Sydney
The "Daily Telegraph " to-day contains two lengthy articles on the northern rivers railway, projects. The Organising Secretary of the Northern…
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The "Daily Telegraph" reporter who accompanied the Parliamentary party on their recent tour admitted that he had an unpleasant duty to…
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A public meeting, convened by Mr. D. Jarman, secretary of the N.R. and N.E. Tableland Railway League, was held at Casino on Thursday…
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Interviewed at Murwillumbah by a press representative, the member for the Clarance, Mr. M'Farlane, said, without going into the merits of the line, he thought it a…
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In response to a request made by the Grafton Chamber of Commerce, Mr. John M'Farlane. M.P., has obtained from the Railway Commissioners the following…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The "Sydney Morning Herald" takes to task a correspondent who, in advocating the construction of a tramway for Marrickville, goes out of his…
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The Dunlop Rubber Co. has applied for patronage to the League of Victorian Wheelmen to hold their big annual road race from Warrnambool to Melbourne on…
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A meeting of the Armidale Road and Orara Progress Association Was held at Mr. M'Intosh's on Saturday, the President, Mr. J. Faulks, in the chair. The secretary…
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LONDON, SATURDAY.—Mr. Graff, a wealthy resident of Philadelphia, was killed while motoring outside Paris. Mr. R. Collier and his valet were killed…
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Some time ago Mr. Carruthers produced the impression that the Government were going to deal with the matter of the "inharmonious relations" between the…
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The Sydney tram service is one of the best and cheapest in the world, and the number of passengers that utilise it every year is enormous. An effect of this excellent…
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Mr. G. S. Briner, M.P., has bean officially informed by the Under-Secretary for Public Works as follows : -- "With reference to your request that…
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THE following are the details of work referred to in the advertisement which appears in another column from the Department of Public works at Bellingen:—…
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Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., thus replies to the "Daily Telegraph": "Your special reporter, in his Grafton message, which appeared in your issue of yesterday, makes…
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The special reporter of the "Daily Telegraph," writes:—Perhaps the most potent argument that can be afforded why the railway to Dorrigo should be…
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