Railway Extension
ON last Wednesday evening we received the appended telegram from Mr. Laidlaw:— "After a hard struggle, the government have finally decided against us as to the terminus, and…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1873
76 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 4
Local and General. Railway Extension Past Yass
A MEETING of the Railway Extension Committee was held on Tuesday last, at three o'clock, at the Court-house, Yass. Those present were, Mr. Rees Jones (in the chair), Dr. Blake, Dr…
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SIR—Having been a passenger by the night-train from Sydney to Goulburn on Thursday last, I must, on the part of myself and fellow-travellers, complain of the treatment we received from the railway…
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YESTERDAY afternoon a meeting of the Railway Extension Permanent Committee was held at the Court-house, Yass. Those present were, Messrs. Pearson (in the chair), Colls, Remmington, Wood,…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held at Yass on Monday for the purpose of receiving the report of the railway committee. The weather was very inclement, and the attendance consequently net very numerous…
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SIR,—It appears to have been officially stated in parliament last Thursday on the strength of a seven-mile mile survey out of 50 miles, "that Do Salis' (or Gundaroo line) had been found to be five miles…
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SIR,-- It appears to have been officially stilted in Parliament last Thursday, on the strength of a seven-mile survey out of fifty miles, "that De Salis's (or Gundaroo line) had been found…
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OF the measures submitted during the late session of Parliament, those which were the theme of most talk were followed by signal failure; while others about which scarcely a…
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SIR,—Knowing you always to be the willing and uncompromising advocate of the public interest, I would therefore on that account solicit your permission for a small space in your valuable journal to…
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By the following article, extracted from the S. M. Herald, it will be soon that our contemporary at last begins to doubt Mr. Whitton's engineering infallibility:--…
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THE letter of Mr. De Salis, with respect to the railway route from Sydney to Yass, is a striking illustration of the irregular way in which parliament applies its attention to…
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SIR, -- In explanation of the report of the Engineer-in-Chief quoted by you (and you have been more fortunate in obtaining it than I have) respecting the difficulties of bringing the railway…
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SIR,—In explanation of the report of the engineer-in chief, quoted by you (and you have been more fortunate in obtaining it than I have) respecting the difficulties of bringing the railway extension nearer…
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AN adjourned meeting of inhabitants of Yass and surrounding district was hold at the Court-house, on last Friday evening, at seven o'clock. There were from eighty to a hundred persons present…
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AN adjourned public meeting was bold oat Yass on Friday evening last, at the court-house, There were about eighty persons present. Mr. Laidlaw was called to the chair…
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MR. DR SALIS must be worse than a thorn in the flesh of Mr. Whitton. Compare the latter's vague co[?]moration of reasons, quasi luous a non luoondo against a Yass station, with the former's lucid…
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A MEETING of the Railway Survey Committee was held at the Court-house, Yass, on last Wednesday afternoon. Those present were -- Dr. Campbell (in the chair), Messrs. Cottrell, Greaves…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Argyle and Georgian a Roads Association. To the Editor of the Evening Penny Post
SIR,âI was glad to see that a satisfactory meeting was held at Bronti for the furtherance of the above society, more especially as the clergy have now taken the matter-up Great praise is due to the…
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THE following is the portion of the report of the Commissioner for Railways referring to trial surveys:-- During the progress of the works on the…
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AS many of those interested have not had an opportunity of ascertaining the exact quantity of land required for the purposes of the railway, we append particulars, with the names of the owners,…
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