The Goulburn to Crookwell Railway
CROOKWELL, Saturday.—A very large and influential meeting was held here this evening to advocate the construction of the railway from Goulburn to Crookwell by private enterprise. Many…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1893
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Economy in Railway Administration
The railway returns for the past quarter in New South Wales show a decrease of about £32,000 as compared with the like period last year; but there has been a decrease in…
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The government, notwithstanding tile now survey which they are making of a less expensive line than the routes formerly measured, are…
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THE largest and most unanimous and enthusiastic meeting over held hero in connection with the extension of the railway from Goulburn to Crookwell was that of last Saturday…
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WAGGA, Sunday.—Mr. Harry Berkley Fitzhardinge, solicitor of Wagga, mot with a terrible death lost night. Deceased, who lived on the south lido of the railway line, was in…
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ON Saturday a mooting was hold at Mr. John Mo Callum's, Forest Lodge, at which Mr. Rose M.P. explained the project for the constructing by private parties of a line of railway from…
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ACTIVE operations are going on at the Sydney end in connection with the Crookwell railway. Mr. Monie has interviewed the Engineer-in-Chief, and the Railway Commissioners have also been seen…
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THE funeral of Mr. Michael Berry, one of the victims of the terrible accident on the line on Sunday morning, took place on Monday afternoon and was attended by a large number of sorrowing…
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AT the Police Court on Monday afternoon, before Mr. Alexander. P.M., George Harvey, Thomas Holland, and Frank T. Higham pleaded not guilty to having wilfully impeded Henry Landor, railway…
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THE largest and most unanimous and enthusiastic meeting ever held here in connection with the extension of the railway from Goulburn to Crookwell was that of Saturday evening in the…
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PROFOUND gloom has been cost over the town and district by the tragic death of Mr. Harry Berkeley Fitzhardinge, the well-known solicitor. No one witnessed the accident, and it is surmised the…
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A TERRIBLE catastrophe occurred on the railway line near Boxer's Creek on Sunday morning last, whereby a young man named Michael Barry, engaged in repairing a railway bridge across the…
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MR. ROSE M.P. has been informed by the department of works that the sum of £100 has been granted for the improvement of the Little Swallow Tail road, and that the…
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IN a portion of our last issue it was mistakenly stated that the funerals of the unfortunate men, Michael Barry and David McGill, killed on Sunday morning on the…
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INQUEST AND FUNERAL OF MR. H. B. FITZHARDINGS,—Wagga, Monday.—An inquest was hold to-day touching the death of Mr. H. B. Fitzhardinge, who was killed on the railway…
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WE learn that Mr. Rose M.P. interviewed Mr. Monic on Friday in reference to the proposal for tile construction of the Crookwell railway by private enterprise, and that…
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THE following excellent article is copied from Monday's Goulburn Herald: -- We do not know that any insuperable objection can be raised to the proposal to…
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ON Saturday a meeting was held at Mr. John McCallum's, Forest Lodge, at which Mr. Rose M.P. explained the project for the constructing by private parties of a line of railway from…
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A young lady named Heateman while returning in the eleven o'clock train from Parramatta yester-night was drugged and robbed by a man who came from under one of the seats of the same…
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