North Coast Railway
SYDNEY, Friday.—A telegram from Kempsey states that the Macleay Railway League will co-operate with other districts in urging the Government to procced with…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1907
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The Railway Commissionership
The Premier's attitude regarding the appointment of Railway Commissioners is tantalizing. Yet another meeting of the Cabinet has been held, and further light is…
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Mr. Editor.—I enclose herwith a sketch of the propesed line from Wingham to Taree and the suggested direct route to the Lansdowne, which on examination will show…
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In fuifilment of his promise to push on matters in connection with the survey of the first section of the North Coast Railway from Tarce to Maitland as rapidly as…
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The N.S.W. railway revenue, which last been steadily increasing for some time, continues to expand…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →North Coast Railway. Trouble on the Manning
There has long been had blood between the rival Manning towns, Taree and Wingham, and this has culminated in a hot dispute over the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General. The North Coast Railway
The claims of Taree, as against Wingham, respecting the North Coast railway, were submitted to the Minister for Works on Friday. Mr. Lee, replying, said he was at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Comfort on American Railways
The railway trip from Chicago to New York was once a thing to be prepared for in fear and trembling, but now, the supplying of comfort to meet the domands of…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Portuguese Government complains that the preferential railway rates conceded to Cape Colony and Natal by the Transvaal are unfair to the…
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AN opinion is an opinion at all times, and merely as such it has its value; but it does appear that there is a difference of opinion ns to the…
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LONDON, Tuesday—Miss Susan Lowe, an English lady, travelling from Genoa to Paris, was murderously attacked and robbed in the train before it reached the Mont…
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A list of main roads has been published in connection with the Shires Act, and an impression stems to have got about, on the Clarence particularly, that these roads will be…
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One of the last and most meritorious of the series of transcontinental rides from a cycling standpoint was undoubtedly that of Albert MacDonald, of Orroroo, a telegraph…
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The N.S.W. railway returns stiff continue in a healthy condition. Last week's returns amounted to £100,000…
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It is understood that the new Railway Commissioners will be definitely appointed on Tuesday next…
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The Dunlop Rubber Co., who have had under consideration the question of holding a big military cycle despatch race between Melbourne and Sydney next Easter, state…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →George Adams. and the Railway Guard
The late George Adams was a man who never forgot a favor or forgave an injury. In his latter days he travelled between Melbourne and Sydney a good deal, and a…
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Our Harwood correspondent writes. One of the latest additions to this style of craft which is now becoming numerous on the river is Mr. R. J. Brown's Fairbark,…
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MR. G. S. BRINER, M.P., has forwarded the following correspondence for the information of the residents concerned:—…
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The Cabinet has selected Mr, C. H. Dent, general manager of the Great Southern and Western Railway of Ireland, as Chief Commissioner for Railways in New South Wales…
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