The North Coast Railway
Two questions were put to the Minister for Works in the Legislative Assembly last week with regard to the North Coast railway…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1908
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The Dorrigo Railway
If the Dorrigo district refnhes the half-loef which the Government is offering in the shape of a narrowgange railway from coast to…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At a well attended meeting of the Tenterfield Railway League resolutions were carried that their league, whilst in entire sympathy with the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Minister for Works has some important proposals to make to Parliament, subject to narrow gauge railways for opening up the country and…
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Mr. Editor.—I was greatly pleased to notice that the Glenreagh Progress Association have been action re the above. Having made several visits of late to the…
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In his reply to a railway deputation from Bathurst the Minister for Works, Mr. Lee, expressed his intention of putting before parliament certain proposals for the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Tramway Board appointed to investigate the grievances of members of the Tramway Union held its first sitting to-day…
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Two thousand persons witnessed the accident to the Wright Bros.' aeroplane at Washington…
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The Dunlop Rubber Co.'s annual road race from Goulburn to Sydney was held to-day, the placed men being :--M. Robinson (Cooma), riding…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Two thousand persons witnessed an accident to the Wright aeroplane at Washington. Mr. Orville Wright and Licutenant…
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At Goulbura on Saturday morning the start of the Dualop road race. Goulburn to Sydney, 131½ miles, took place, in the presence of a very large gathering. Handon. 60min., just…
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Five lives were lost in a motor car accident which occurred on August 3 in San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas A. M'Cormick, her danghter 9aged 18), Mrs. lra O'brien, her…
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Wilbur Wright, the American inventor, at Le Mans, France, flew in his aeroplane over 41 miles in record time. The aeroplane rose upwards of…
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At a public meeting held at Yamba on Friday last, anent the opening of the new Oyster Channel Bridge, it was resolved to hold a meeting at…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Regarding the proposed bridge at Bellingen, the Minister of Public Works has decided that the grant of £800 towards…
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The arrangements on Gala Day at Murwillumbah were carried out splendidly, with the exception of railway arrangements, which were an absolute…
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Mr. Chairman: In constructing a line of railway it is generally conceded that a line of railway will serve 20 miles on each side of it…
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Writing to the "Examiner," Mr. Henry J. Kipling says : I was greatly pleased to notice that the Glenreagh Progress Association have taken…
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Mr. Editor.—The"Australian Star" of Thursday, the 17th inst., reports the result of a deputution which waited on the Minister for Works regarding the…
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At last there is some hope that Parliament will be asked to sanction the construction of narrow-gauge railway lines into difficult country, where the cost of…
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