Railway Extension: Yass and the Upper Murrumbidgee
THE following letter appeared in the S. M. Herald of Friday last: -- Sir, -- On Friday, viz., the last opportunity this session, Mr. William De Salis was about…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1872
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THE RAILWAY.—No. I. to the Editor
SIR,—At the present time the surveyors are busy inspecting the different routes for the extension of the railway from Goulburn; and we have had one up hero owing to Mr. DeSalis's motion, or rather…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Extension to Yass. the following letters, written by Mr. William Affleck, of Gundaroo, have appeared in the Goulburn Herald:--
Sir,--At the present time the surveyors are busy inspecting the different routes for the extension of the railway from Goulburn; and we have had one up here owing to Mr. De…
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SIR,—It is to be regretted that one of the few papers in the southern district which has not noticed the remarks written by me on the above heading—remarks which it must be patent to all were written…
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SIR,—I have just read Mr. Do Salis's letter, and with your permission will reply. As to the preface, as he calls it, I will pass over it as not worthy the notice of a gentleman; and will leave the public to…
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BELLEVILLE, Canada, 22nd June.—The night express went down past this place at twenty minutes past two this morning full of passengers, among whom were many…
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Writing to tho Birmingham Gazette," An Old London Sub-Editor" advances a theory with respect to the" Waterloo Bridge Mystery" which is scarcely less startling than the…
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On the 3rd August a shocking collision occurred on the Lancashire and Yorkshire line, within four miles of Manchester. The engine of a luggage train struck a passenger…
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A STATEMENT having appeared in an Indian paper which has just reached England to the effect that a soldier at Lucknow had told the authorities at the military prison there…
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WE understand Mr. Laidlaw and Mr. Fitzpatrick had a long interview with tho Honourable the Minister for Works on Wednesday last touching tho all-important question to Yass of the site of…
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SOME months ego a motion was proposed by Mr. Coaneillor A. K. Smith that a trial should be made in Flinders-street, between Russell and Spring streets, of fifteen chains…
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THE revival of the project for the formation of railway from Moama to Deniliquin, which was brought before parliament six years ago, is a movement worthy of…
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IN pursuance of a requisition made by some of the storekeepers and others in the city, a meeting was called by the Mayor to consider the matter of the deviations in the above roads, as well…
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ON Saturday afternoon a public mooting of persons interested in the maintenance of the public roads leading from Goulburn to the country towns in the neighbourhood was held in the hall of the mechanics'…
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SIR,—Permit me to draw attention to a few fact and figures which may correct errors and misstatements which occur in the speeches delivered at the public meeting on the 7th instant, and published in your…
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THE proposal made by the settlers in the south-west for the construction of a railway from Deniliquin to Moama is different in its character from any similar proposition…
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SIR,—The remarks made In your loader of Saturday about Mr. Bradley's paddocks were so unfair, and would lead to conclusions so unjust, that I trust you will allow me space to place the matter on its true…
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DEAR SIR,—Having received from the hon. and learned member for Argyle permission to publish his portion of the correspondence in reference to the deviation in the road at Bangalore, I think the time…
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ON Thursday a deputation, consisting of Messrs. W. Davies, W. R. Riley, C. Fitzpartick, and C. H. Walsh, waited upon the honorable the minister for lands to represent the injurious tendoney of certain…
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SIR,âNot Longfellowâs, but the Towrang Bridge is in a deplorable state, and daily I expect to hear of a serious accident occurring, which will prove a matter of no small moment to the Municipal…
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