Railway Charges. Local Millers' Protest
THE local Chamber of Commerce recently forwarded to the State Premier the following resolution:—"This association cordially supports the country millers in their efforts to…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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Railway Returns
The railway returns for the month, compared with the same month last year, show an improvement of nearly £40,000. The increase for six months is £250,000…
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ABOUT 8 o'clock last evening a cab collided with a tram at Kogarah, with the result that two men were injured, one seriously. On approaching Endeavour-street, a horse…
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Thirty soldiers were killed and many injured in a collision between military trains at Lebedin, Little Russia…
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FRESH tenders were opened to-day for work on the Goulburn to Mount Wayo road, the lowest of ten being that of G. Smith and A. Webb (£118)…
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The railway returns for the month, compared with the same month last year, show an improvement of nearly £40,000. The in rease for six months…
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Late on Tuesday night a young woman was found lying unconscious in the ladies' waiting room at the Hnrstville railway station. Her…
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Late mails made up in Melbourne for Junce, Goulburn, and other inland towns in New South Wales are at present detained at Albury until they are sorted. The Postmaster-General has made…
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A curious bridge story is going the round of the clubs. At a well-known club in London, four men had just finished a rubber when a member, who had been abroad for many years,…
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Mr. J. Bergin, carrier, had a most sensational experience at Cooper's Hill on the Taralga road last week as he was bringing a load of wool into town on his waggon, which was…
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Newcastle, Wednesday.—A meeting of hotel-keepers was held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon, for the purpose of dealing with the new Liquor Act. A general…
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The wave of prosperity continues to register new railway records, The Christmas and Few Year holiday eclipsed all previous seasons as faro earners on the trams. Now the trains have taken a hand…
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Tenders for works upon roads in the district, and to close at the Crookwell court-house on 22nd instant, are called for by advertisement elsewhere in this…
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With the object of conciliating those opposed to foreigners, China has withdrawn the British concession for the constructions of the Shanghai-Haugchau railway, which…
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Mr. Alexander M'Kenzie, proprietor of the Junction Station, Tnena who is on a visit to Sydne, met with an accident on Tuesday afternoon,…
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A railway train loaded with sleepers bolted [?]t Collio, Western Australia on Friday. The [?]shed into the station yard and left the train [?] and fireman jumped off and…
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MR. BOARD, the Under Secretary for Education, referred on Friday to the question of extending the duration of cheap excursion railway tickets held on by teachers attending…
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The New South Wales railway carried their record week’s traffic in the week ended Saturday last The takings for the first time passed the £100,000…
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Four tenders were received at the court house on Saturday last for contract No. 46, road, Taralga to Roslyn, the lowest being Mr. Joseph Flood,…
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