Road Tenders
The lowest tenders for roadwork opened at the Goulburn court-house on Wednesday were:—Taralga to Bummaroo Ford, J. Hogan, 60 (5 tenders); Tanalga to Bullio, B…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1904
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Railway Ambulance Corps
At a committee meeting of the above it was decided that a sub-committee, consisting of Inspector Milne, Secretary Harding, and Messrs. Whitelaw, McInnes, Rogers,…
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Following are the lowest tenders for road work opened at the Goulburn courthouse on Wednesday:—Taralga to Bummaroo Ford, J. Hogan, £60 (5,…
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AT a committee meeting of the above it was decided that a sub-committee, consisting of Inspector Milue, Secretary Harding, and Messrs. Whitelaw, McInnes, Rogers,…
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A COMPLAINT has reached us of what appears to have been an instance of gross railway mismanagement which was attended with rather upleasant consequences to some…
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The provisional committee representing the Railway and Tramway service, after carefully considering the statistician's report on the proposed superannuation fund, decided to avail themselves of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Retrenchment in Goulburn. Forty-five Men to Go
THOSE railway employes who have applauded the efforts of the Government and Labour Party in trying to put up records in the way of lavish expenditure are beginning to realise…
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On Sunday, when the 10.25 a.m. train from Sydney pulled up at Strathfield, it was found that a man had died during the short journey. The deceased's name was Edley Garforth, and he was a…
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As showing the immense amount of railway traffic that is being carried on, in the southern district in particular, in consequence of the plentiful harvest it may be stated that every…
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Fifty men employed in the Goulburn railway district are being discharged. They are, we are informed, men who were engaged to erect grain stores, extend siding, and do other…
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At the Water Police Court on Monday Robert Davies, chief ticket inspector of the New South Wales Government railways, proceeded against Reginald Tutton on a charge of selling a return…
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In last issue it was stated that about forty-five men attached to the permanent way staff at Goulburn are to be dispensed with. We are officially informed that, although this is…
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Thus the Goulburn “Herald”—“ We understand that some thirty men in the per way workshops in Goulburn are to be discharged on Thursday morning…
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For some time past there has been a good good deal of unrest and agitation amongst the tramway employees in Sydney over certain alleged stoppages…
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A deputation representing the New South Wales Government Tramway Employees' Union waited upon the Premier (Sir John See) on Tuesday to ask that the statutory increases which they contended…
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A DEPUTATION representing the tramway employees waited on the Premier on Tuesday, and asked that regulations granting increases should be…
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THE following amusing dialogue took place a short time back, which might be a warning to outspoken people. Just…
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According to the Shanghai correspondent of the Duly Telegraph Japanese have destroyed a bridge on the Manchurian railway, killing 30 Russians…
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The monthly meeting of the Goulburn branch of the above was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Saturday evening, February 6th. Mr. F. Tandy (president) occupied the chair,…
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I was learned on Thursday from Mr. H. M'Lachlan, Secretary to the Railway Commissioners, that the ballot for the election of the employees' representative on the Railway and…
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