Opening of the Hay Railway Station
Last night no fewer than three trains containing passengers en route to Hay to attend at the opening of the station there, passed through Goulburn, and for the time…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1882
154 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 8
The Cooma Railway
Tenders for the first section of the Goulburn to Cooma Railway, from Goulburn to Tarago, will be called for shortly, unless a petition now in course of signature in that…
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The extension to be formerly opened to day is from Ourrathool, to Hay and a few facts in connection therewith will duobtless he read with interest by many porsons…
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The Governor and Sir John Robertson, Sir John Hay, Messrs. Wisdom, Lackey, Suttor, and some, 100 people arrived by trainat Hay on Tuesday. The Mayor (Mr…
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THE opening of the final extension of the southwestern railway from Carrathool to Hay was celebrated this day with great cclat. Large numbers of residents from districts and stations at a great number of…
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The determination of the Railway Department as cuntained in the following letter received by Mr. Forster, M.P., will be read with pleasure by parents:—…
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Referring to the petition presented by Mr. Gannon M.P., and subsequent correspondence from him on the subject of the road from Wayo to Rossi's Bridge, he has had sent him from the Department of Public…
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"ONE more glass before you go, Gloam." "No thanks; your wine is very good, but—" "O, another glass won't hurt you; it's…
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A terrible railway accident occurred today on the St. Petersburg and Moscow line, which resulted in a fearful loss of life of passengers and officials…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Southern Argus. Published in Goulburn. Truth, ever lovely since the world began, The foe of tyrants and the friend of man.—Campbell. Goulburn Thursday, July 20. Tramway Extension
IN a recent issue of this journal we briefly referred to the question of tramway extension to the districts of Taralga and Crookwell, and pointed out the neglect both places have…
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An inquest was held at Wagga on Monday last touching the death of a woman named Emmet, wife of a gardener, resident near the railway station, who was killed by…
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The largely talked of improvements at the railway station are not progressing much. There is now an office for the District Engineer in course of erection, but the goods shed…
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A deputation waited on Mr. Lickey on Friday last to arge a survey of a line from Moss Vale to Burrawang. In reply, Mr. Laekey said the Government were fully…
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A notification appears in another column calling for tenders from persons willing to contract for executing the works on the first section of the railway from…
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We have received some further particulars of the collisions which occurred on the southern line of railway on Tuesday last. The first was of rather a…
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Mr. Duncan, assistant railway station, master at Marulan, met with an accident on Saturday, from which he had a very narrow escape of losing his life. The circumstances…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Wool Freights on the Victorian Railways. Melbourne
A large deputation of wool and other merchants waited on the Minister of Railways, to-day, tourge the necessity of a reduction in the rates for the carriage of…
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A meeting of persons interested in the formation of a road from the Wollondilly crossing into Goul burn will take place at Confoy's Kenmore Hotel, next Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. As the…
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MR. CRICKER, 28 years of age, a clerk by profession, residing at 49, Bathurst-street, met with a serious accident on the tramway. Shortly after 10 o'clock on Saturday night, he was returning…
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