The Railway Squabble. Sydney, Wednesday Night
At the Railway Inquiry to-day, Mr. Fell on the Second Commissioner, said that Mr. Oliver had accused witness and Mr. Kirkcaldie of laying thdir…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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North Coast Railway. Pronouncement by the Premier. Sydney
Speaking at Kempsey, Mr. Carruthers said he had always been in favor of the North Coast railway, and he was not likely to alter. He said if the railway had been…
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Mr. Fehon's cross-examination was continued to-day. He gave evidence to the fact that inharmonious relations existed during Mr. Eddy's time. The latter threatened to…
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At the Railway Inquiry yesterday, Mr. Fehon, the Second Commissioner, said that Mr. Oliver bad accused witness and Mr. Kirkcaldie of laying their heads together…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Replying to a deputation at Kempsey, the Premier said if the railway had been constructed 20 years ago N.S. Wales would be now carrying a very…
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Subsequently the Premier was entertained at a smoke social in the agricultural pavilion. The Mayor presided over a company of about 80 gentleman, and gave the…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The German Government is introducing into the Reichstag a bill compelling the owner ot a motor-car, who kills a man, to provide a pension for…
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The conference of delegates of the various public bodies in the North Coast districts will be held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday and Wednesday in connection with…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—After being before the railway enquiry for four days, Mr. Kirkcaldie finished his evidence on Wednesday. Mr. Fehon upheld Mr. Kirkcaldie[?]s Opinion…
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The State Premier (Mr. J. H. Catruthers), who, accompanied by Messrs. J. Nobbs (Government Whip) and C. W. Oakes, M's.L.A., is touring the…
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It has been recognised all along that an absolutely essential adjunct to the opening up of the Dorrigo is a branch railway, to connect with the North…
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The conference on North Coast railway and land settlement matters, convened by the N.C.L.S. and R. League, will be held at the Grafton Town Hall…
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A charge of obtaining money by false pretences (writes the "Manchester Guardian" of 1st December") has an extraordinary and even romantic…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →"The C and R. EXAMINER." Established 1859. Published Tuesdays and Saturdays. Grafton: March 13th, 1906. the North Coast Railway
The statement made by the Premier on Saturday regarding the North Coast railway will be received by North Coast residents with a certain amount of…
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The "Shay" locomotive, now largely in use in the United States, is strongly recommended by Mr. Henry Deane for the Dorrigo lands, where in a few miles from…
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The Premier, accompanied by Messrs. Oakes and Nobbs, M.sL,.A., arrived at Bellingen on Friday from Nambucca. The residents entertained the party at luncheon…
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A conference of delegates in connection with the North Coast railway was opened yesterday afternoon in the Town Hall. Owing to various circumstances there were…
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The Messrs Morrison Brothers, of the North Arm, have purchased, a motor-boat, which was brought to the river by the steamer Cooloon last week. In their selection the purchasers…
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The conference organised to discuss. North Coast railway and land settlement questions commenced its sittings in the Council Chambers on Monday…
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Mr. Teesdale Smith, general manager for Millar's Karri and Jarrah Company, of West Australia, has made a further statement to the press with regard to his offer to construct 1000 miles…
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