The Cooma Railway. (Abridged from Braidwood Dispatch)
THE Railway Committee having been apprised by Mr. Greville that Mr. Randall, the officer appointed by the Government, would arrive in Braidwood on [?] 12th instant,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1880
84 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 5
Serious Railway Accident at Parramatta
The fist serious case of "telescoping" in connection with the railway system of the colony took place at Parramatta on friday afternoon. and it is almost miraculous…
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THOSE who agree with the finding of the railway department in the matter of the Parramatta collision are likely to feel some surprise at the decision of the minister in the case. It seems to us that the decision…
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THE new tariff under which the railway department proposes to convoy goods from tile first day of the year until further notice has called forth expressions of dissatisfaction and protests from the principal…
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THE bridge on which the most complete land catastrophe that ever occurred took place a few day ago (not one those in the submerged train having escaped)is…
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I sometimes think,in my [?] hours, When the spirit is all aglow, Of a world within this world of ours That it yearns yet fears to know—…
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WE are favoured by a correspondent with the following carefully prepared table of rates charged for the carriage of goods by rail from Sydney to Yass and other stations onwards to…
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THE terrible accident which has just occurred through the partial failure of the Tay-bridge will naturally induce many to inquire what sort of work the structure is…
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THE following is Mr. Vernon's report to the minister for works on the accident which occurred at Parramatta on the 26th December:…
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THE following has been formally marked and opened, and is now open for public use :â Deviation in the road from Wheeo to Goulburn, viz.:- From the south-west corner of…
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A terrible accident happened at the Goulburn railway goods-shed this morning, at about ten minutes past eight oâclock. It appears that a young man about nineteen…
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On Saturday morning shortly altar eight o'clock an accident occurred to a young man named William Stagg, which has unfortunately proved fatal. It appears…
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A MEETING was held in the committee-room at the Mechanicsâ Institute, yesterday, for the purpose of considering the proposed new rates for the carriage of hay and straw…
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AN inquest was held yesterday at the hospital by the Coroner (A. M. Belts Esq.) on the body of William James Stagg. who died on Saturday about 1 oâclock p.m. from the effects…
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ON Monday night a meeting was held in the committee-room of the mechanics' institute for the purpose of taking into consideration the proposed alteration in the railway rates on hay and straw…
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THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY.—An inquest was held in the hospital on Monday and Tuesday before the coroner, Mr. A. M. Betts, on the remains of William Stagg, who died from the result…
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In our Sydney column will be found a notification of the appointment as traffic-manager of Mr. Read vice Mr. Carlisle, who takes the position now vacated by Mr. Roadâthat of…
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IN the whole course of our history there has been no innovation which has forced itself into favour so speedily and completely as the tramway has done. It had…
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THE following is the official report (kindly forwarded to us by Mr. Greville for publication) of Mr. Randall, the engineering officer sent up here by the government at the latter and of December last to examine…
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Messrs. W. J. Watson, J.P., A. Lynch, M.L.A., John Russell, A. Col[?]n, J. Johnston, E. M’Evey, W. Sharp, G. H. Greene, J.P., T. Allsopp, and A. Aiken, waited on the…
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