Railway Extension
The works at the Uralla and of the Tam worth-Uralla railway extension are (says the Watch Times) being carried out in a rapid manner by the contractors. The last part of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1881
177 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 9
Communication Between Passengers and Railway Guards
The Melbourne Age has been shown a working model, exhibited by Mr. Echberg, of Wolter and Echberg, Russell-street which possesses the advantage of simplicity…
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THE FITZROY BRIDGE.—With reference to a paragraph that appeared in our issue of Thursday last, complaining that the authorities had not carried out their promise made to the secretary of…
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At the close of last year there were over 17,700 miles in operation in the United Kingdom, employing, exclusive of those engaged in the construction of new…
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The Wagga Advertiser remarks:"We have noticed several large waggon loads of goods arrive in Wagga Wagga during the last week from Albury, containing, it is estimated, about 30 to[?]s of…
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At the suggestion of Mr. Ryrie M.P., a party assembled at Bore on Friday last for the purpose of making a thorough examination of the proposed deviation in the railway line at…
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THE inhabitants of Middle and Third Creeks are put to serious inconvenience through the authorities neglecting to have the necessary roads applied for the opened for public use…
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About half-past 3 o'clock on Sunday afternoon, a collision of a somewhat serious nature occurred on the Randwick tramway. Two trams which were on the single line of…
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The passenger train from Sydney to Goulburn was somewhat behind time yesterday afternoon.On making inquiries we ascertained the cau[?]e to be that the goods train…
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Mr. Ryrie, M.P., introduced a deputation representing a public meeting recently held at Braidwood, to the Minister for Works on Thursday morning, to present a petition…
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Some little time since it was decided by the railway department, in accordance with a resolution of Parliament, to give the permanent way men on the railway the eight-hour system, with a slight reduction…
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THE rocks which constitute the southern island of New Zealand are for the greatest part of the archaic type, consisting principally of gneiss, granite, mica-schist, phyllite,…
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On Saturday last, just after the day train from Sydney to Bathurst came to a stand at the Penrith railway station, a team of three horses attached to a dray, which had just…
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THE meeting convened at the Temperance Hall on Saturday afternoon was not so well attended as the importance of the matter demanded. Mr J. J. Wright J.P., occupied the chair,…
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The passenger train of Saturday afternoon was late by about an hour and a quarter. The delay was owing to a break-down on one of the suburban lines…
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Some experiments were made on Wednesday afternoon on the Williamstown railway line with an apparatus invented by Mr. J. Woods M.L.A., which enables any passenger…
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SINCE the disastrous accident on the Brighton Railway near Melbourne, a strong feeling has arisen in favour of facile means of communication being established between passengers,…
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The special train which passed through Goulburn on Thursday night about 9 o'olook on route (or Melbourne, consisted of nine first-class carriages, some of which were sleeping cars, and all of them were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Goulburn Police Court Friday, October 28. Before captain Road. Mr. 0. S. Alexander and Mr. T. Marnden, DRUNKENNE[?]
Alexander Ander[?] (on bell) was charged with having been drunk in a public place and pleaded guilty. It being his first offence he was let off with a flue of 5/- or 24 hours in gaol. The fine paid…
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THE following parish roads will be opened, unless any well grounded objection are lodged within one month from Friday last:— of a portion of the road on the…
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