Accident on the Railway
John Wilbow, brother to Mr. Wilbow of Cornwallis, an employee on the Railway at Wellington, recently met with a serious accident. He has had one leg amputated, and it is expected that he…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1890
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Visit of the Railway Commissioners
On Wednesday morning Messrs. Eddy, Fehom (Railway Commissioners), and Kirkealdie, with, staff, arrived by special train at Windsor Station, and inspected the yard and buildings. Mr. Aid…
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Speaking at a public meeting at Penrith recently, Mr. T. R. Smith said that both Mr. Lees and Mr. Long (two previous speakers) had told them that the Colo-Valley line would start from Richmond…
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To the Editor. DEAR Sir,—I was pleased to read your article in, last Week's the Windsor Bridge, and I for one, thank you for calling public attention to the absurdity of haying…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rurrajong Railway. To the Editor of the W. and R. GAZETTE
SIR—I enclose correspondence on the above subject, and express the hope that you may consider it of sufficient interest to your readers to publish it. It speaks for itself, but I should like…
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To the Editor. SIR,âWhen going by the train last Sunday, I was asked by more fortunate travellers why a train did not run on the Richmond Line on Sundays, and if I could give any reason…
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To the Editor. SIR,—Will you kindly allow me a small space in your paper to comment upon the bitterness and utter ignorance of some encroaching enthusiast…
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To the Editor. SIR,—It was with pleasure I read in your valuable paper of last Saturday's that another move is being made re getting the Kurrajong brought into direct communication with the…
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To the Editor. SIR,—In last Saturday's issue " A Kurrajonger " advocates a railway from Penrith or Windsor to Kurrajong. As the iron horse is a great civilizer and stimulater of men's minds,…
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To the Editor. SIR,—The course suggested by your correspondent, " A Kurrajonger," would have been taken by me some time ago had I not been met with obstruction where I was entitled to look…
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To the Editor, SIR,—The appearance in the columns of a recent issue of your valuable paper, of a letter purporting to have been written by a selector from Nelson, in which he attempts to…
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A meeting of the League, formed some years ago to further a line from Richmond to the Western Railway, and others interested in a railway to Kurrajong was held in the Presbyterian…
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On Thursday Mr. Alex. Bowman, M.L.A. introduced a deputation, representing the Kurrajong Railway League, to the Minister for Works, to urge the construction of a…
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To the Editor of the Gazette.—SIR,—I have always pleasure in reading the letters of your correspondents, and the paragraphs of your contributors upon this important subject. Any…
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The par in a recent GAZETTE anent that "beautiful actress," Mrs. Keightley, recalls to my memory stirring events of the long, long ago, including Mrs…
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"Mr. Steve Dunstan and I against the world" were the words with which I finished my last; so now, leaving my doughty companion in arms to defend himself—which he is well able to do—I…
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To the Editor.—SIR,—It was not my purpose to address you on this subject again, preferring to wait until I met the residents in meeting, but the result of the Richmond meeting compels me to…
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To the Editor. SIR.—In my paper under the above heading, there are a few errors—which, as it is historical, I would thank you to correct in as early an issue as…
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To the Editor.—SIR,—In your topics of the 13th December you discuss the question of route for this railway, and aver that the evidence obtained so far favours the Richmond route. In…
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On Saturday evening a largely-attended meeting was held at Wilberforce to consider the question of agitating in favour of the construction of a railway from…
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