Hallelujah Lassies Trampled Upon. LONDON, Feb. 1
Serious disorders have occurred in connection with the Salvation Army at Eastbourne. Many hallelujah lassies were knocked down and trampled upon…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1892
402 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 21
The Victorian Railways
MELBOURNE, Sunday.—It is estimated that the railway revenue this year will be something like £800,000 short of the expenditure, owing to the depression in trade as well as to the fact that…
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THE minister for works having granted an additional £30 for the Spa road, Mr. Rose M.P. is informed by the department that instructions have been given for its immediate…
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WE learn that the deputation in connection with the Crookwell railway will interview the minister to-morrow (Thursday) at 10 a.m. Mr. Rose has arranged to be accompanied with…
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THE minister for works, Mr. W. J. Lyne, has received a report from Mr. R. E. Jones, late supervising engineer of No. 5 Division, for the half-year ended December 31, 1891, which…
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IT is perhaps fortunate in more ways than one that there is a hitch in the monotonous regularity with which large loans have hitherto been floated…
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A DEPUTATION in connection with the abovementioned project interviewed the minister for works on Thursday. The gentlemen present were Messrs. Rose, Holborow, Hollis,…
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Prison Missionary—What are you in for, friend? Convict (bitterly)—Just for missing a train. "Nonsense."…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Railway Progress in New South Wales
THE railway returns for the quarter ending December 31, 1891, contrast favourably with other colonies, and show the flourishing condition of our railway system,…
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The regular tramp of the north is hardly to be found in the Carolinas. Now and then a negro who has had to "skip" from some neighborhood goes wandering about until run in…
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RAILWAY FATALITY.—Cowra, Monday,—A ganger named Houghton was killed by the midnight train between Cowra and Koorawathn. The remains were found and brought…
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A DEPUTATION in connection with the above-mentioned project interviewed the Minister for Works on Thursday last. The gentlemen present were Messrs…
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WE have received from Mr. Rose copies of reports of the above as furnished by the commissioner for roads. There are three routes in question, viz.:—From Mittagong via Bullio;…
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From New York it is reported that it is proposed to amalgamate the control of several of the leading American railways. Already five railways have entered into the combination, these lines being…
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In connection with the proposal to amalgamate the control of several leading American railways, enormous sales of railway shares have taken place. At New York shares to the nominal amount of…
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MR. ROSE, M.P., has received a communication to the following effect:--That it would be injurious at the present time to gravel or blind some seven or eight miles…
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IN reply to a letter from Colonel Holborow M.P., to the department of lands, on the 26th December last, applying for the opening of a new road from Jerrara Creek through W…
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MR. ROSE M.P., interviewed the minister for works on Wednesday in reference to the proposed lunatic asylum and to the Goulburn to Crookwell railway. The minister promised…
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TAMWORTH, Thursday.—Yesterday afternoon a goods train ran away. It had five passengers on board. A stoppage was made at Terrible Vale siding. The guard states…
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