Barber's Creek Bridge
THE following tenders were sent in for Barber's Creek bridge: --…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1895
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Differential Railway Rates
IN reference to the question of differential railway rates in the Riverina district, we (Sydney Herald) are informed that the conference between the Railway Commissioner of New South Wales, Victoria,…
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THE Railway Commissioners have decided not to make the proposed change in the time of departure of the Southern mail train from Sydney, with the view of connecting with the Brisbane train at…
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SIR,—In your issue of April 23rd I noticed a letter from the pen of Mr. C. Rogers anent railway frights generally. Mr. Rogers, in effect, is protesting against what he considers to be…
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ABOUT 6 o'clock on Thursday morning the dead body of Thomas Gibbeson, aged 50, was found on the railway line near the Burwood railway station, at the point where the…
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AN inquest was held yesterday morning at the South Sydney morgue, before Mr. J. C. Woore, city coroner, on the body of Thomas Gibeson, which had been found on the railway…
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Melbourne, Monday.—On the railway line at Box-hill this afternoon, Mr. John Wilcox, until recently an accountant to the Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, was knocked down by the…
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SIR,—Would it not be a good thing if the storekeepers of Goulburn would advertise and let the residents of Goulburn and district know who are going to use the teams for their goods, Sydney to…
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NEWS has been received of the death of Mr. Charles Worchurst, who loft Goulburn in December last to become a railway employe on the West Australian lines. It appears that on Wednesday…
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THE Railway Commissioners, Messrs. Oliver and Fehon, returned to Sydney on Saturday from Melbourne, after having taken part in the conference in regard to the…
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MR. ROSE, M.P., has received the following letter from the Public Works Department: -- Sydney, May 1st, 1895…
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The intercolonial railway conference came to an end this afternoon, and the Sydney officials have returned to their colony. The result of the deliberations of the conference…
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A fatal accident took place at Granville Railway Station on Tuesday. A man named Richard Godson, aged 81 years, was run over and killed. Deceased, who was at one time an overseer at Parramatta…
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The inquest on the body of Miss Ryan was opened to-day. Dr. Rennie, government patholigst, said that death was due to internal hemorrhage and injury to the spleen and…
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In connection with the railway mystery, a lady who left Goulburn in the same carriage states that Miss Ryan left the carriage at Moss Vale, and was not seen by her again…
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A train in which King Humbert of Italy and Queen Marguerite were travelling was derailed to-day at Inoisa, near Alessandria, Piedmont. The King and Queen escaped unhurt…
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THE Sydney Coroner, Mr. J. C. Woore, held an inquest at the South Sydney Morgue on Friday on the body of Jane Ryan, who was found on the down side of the railway line between Menangle…
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IN consequence of the increase of membership, this corps now meets at the Temperance Hall. On Thursday evening Dr. Burkitt, who is giving the members a series of monthly lectures, dealt with…
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DEAR SIR,—In a letter signed "Progress," re the Carriers v. Railways, I was much surprised at some of the remarks made by him. He states that the railway employes spend a deal of money in…
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On Thursday the Victorian Cabinet decided to decline to ratify the proposed intercolonial agreement in regard to the railway border rates. At a special…
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