Dorrigo Railway
Mr. Lee is to be congratulated upon his change of attitude in regard to the Dorrigo Railway. In an interview with Mr. Briner he admitted that it would be a…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1908
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Fatal Railway Smash
A serious accident took pince on the westorn line on Tuesday. A goods train was bound for Sydney, and while on the up grade of the zig zag near the Crarence…
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Sir Hiram Maxim declares that Germany, by an outlay of £7,500,000 sterling, could build aeroplanes capable of landing 100,000 Germans in…
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There has long been an [?] in Grafton in favor of the trai is [?]om asino reaching here in the inertiae and returning in the aftera her…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The Aero Club of the United Kingdom have formed a league to encourage the inventors of aeroplanes. Speaking at a dinner of the Aero Club…
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The final determination of the Minister for Works to submit to the Legislative Assembly a proposal for an ordinary gauge railway to the Dorrigo is a full and…
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Mr. E. J. Raymond, of Bellingen, had a narrow escape from serious accident while driving a sulky from Bowraville last week. Moving his head restively, the horse got it…
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Writing regarding the Minister's decision to submit to Parliament proposals for an ordinary gauge railway between Dorrigo and Coff's Harbour,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Signor Scarf[?] in London Tales of Life in a Motor
R. de Chateleu writes in the "Daily Mail" of September 23:—Athletic, tall, with a swarthy complexion, bright black eyes, the volubility…
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The Dorrigo railway project has just now reached an interesting stage. The Minister for Works has submitted a proposal for a standard…
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Mr. Editor.—In reply to letter in your issue of 12th inst., appearing over the signature of Mr. H. J. Kipping, and on the subject of a lengthy devlation in the above…
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The Mayor of Casino presented a report on the deputation to the Minister for works (From. C. A. Lee) in connection with the Kyogle-Casino…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Tramps In Norway
In Norway an able-bodied loafer is warned by the police against his manner of life and told whore to apply for work. If a person rufuses to do the work assigned, or…
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John King (27), an agricultural laborer, was cut to pieces by the Goomalling-Dowerin train. It is believed that he had, fallen asleep on the line…
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After reading the burial service on Tuesday, at the interment of the late John James Keogh, the officiating minister, the Rev. T. Hengel Jones,…
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Mr. Briner has learnt that local Railway Leagues will be informed when the survey of the section of the North Coast railway between…
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A meeting of the Bowraville Railway League was held in the School of Arts on Saturday night, the 19th inst. at 8 p.m. The President, P. Lamph,…
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In the Assembly last week, Mr. R. A, Price, M.P., said that some time ago a proposal was made by the combined district Progress Associations tomato a deviation…
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Colonel Lassetter on his return from Europe the other day paid a tribute to the management of our state-owned railways which is directly contrary to much that…
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Reviewing the year's record of public works, the "S.M. Herald" says:—It had been decided to divide the construction of the North Coast railway into sections, the…
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