The Dorrigo Railway. (To the Editor)
Sir—I am sorry to have to crave your forbearance one more, but really Mr. Bull is so very amusing that it wenld be apublic clalamily net to keep him in the [?]ght a…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1910
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World's Fastest Mile. a Motor Record. London, Thursday Night
Barney Oldheld, the American motorist, at Layton, Florida, covered a mile in 27 1-3 seconds on a Benz automobile…
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Mr. Eugene Rudder, who has an ntimate knowledge of the Dorrigo and the approaches thereto, does not regard the proposed railway…
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE. SIR,—Permit me through your journal to give Mr. Kennedy's last report (copy) relative to above. After…
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It has been officially decided that Dorrigo is to have a railway. It must be admitted that its claims in this respect have been speedily recognised by the powers that…
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In connection with the derailing of the Mount Victoria train, some boys have admitted putting stones on the line…
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The train was run on the first section of the North Coast Railway, from Maitland to Paterson, on Saturday…
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There were seven bullet wounds in the head of a murdered cashier, Nesbit, whose body was found in a Newcastle train. His bag, containing…
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While discending a steep hill between Bathurst and Orange at high speed, the fore wheel of a motor car, in which were Lawrence Brown and Alfred…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. Serious Tram Smash. SYDNEY, Sunday Night
A serious tram collision occurred yesterday afternoon at the loop on the La Perouse line. The train on its way to La Parouse had pulled up at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dorrigo Railway Proposals. Was a Survey Forbidden? the Unknown Gap
Important evidence in regard to the proposed railway between Glenreagh and Dorrigo was given before the Public Works Committee at its last…
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Mr. A. G. Humby writes in the "Daily Telegraph,"—You recently published an account of some of the Dorrigo settlers going over the side of the mountain road…
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A train ran on the first section of the North Coast Railway from West Maitland to Dungog on Saturday. Thus the dream of yours is realised. For a quarter of a…
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Important evidence in regard to the proposed railway between Glenreagh and Dorrigo was given before the Public Works Committee at its last sitting in Sydney…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A serious motor car accident occurred about fifteen miles from Bathurst, on the Orange road, yesterday. Mr. Lawrence Brown, of Bowenfels, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Dorrigo Railway. Another Survey Asked For. Creating Delay, Loss, and Vexation
The apparently very few enthusiastic but misguided people who are responsible for what now premises to be serious and vexatious delay und loss in connection with…
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A railway accident which might have resuited in great loss of life occurred at Wambool; 15 milles cast of Bathurst, at a quarter past 12 on Friday morning. A…
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SYDNEY, Monday—At Milson's Point (North Shore line) this morning, James Price, a young single man, was working alongside the pla[?]orm where carriages…
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J. Dickman, an ex-colliery secretary, has been arrested in connection with the Newcastle train murder. He admits having travelled by the same…
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Particulars are available of the disastrous railway collision, attended by heavy loss of life, which occurred at Renbeck. It is announced that 42…
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