The Kurrajong Tramway
Mr S. Burdekin, M.L.A., has received the following communication from the Department of Works:— Sir,—With reference to the representations made…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1893
12 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
The Roads-and-Bridges Member
The roads-and-bridges member is an abomination to the land—a publicrobber, an outrage on Democracy. He buys support from his constituents with roads…
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During the night of Tuesday last, or early on Wednesday morning, someone broke into the parcels'-office at the Windsor Railway-station, and forced open the…
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To the Editor. Dear Sir,—Without entering into the discussion between Mr W E Abbott and Mr E O'Donoghoe on the above question, I may be permitted to say that to anyone who has…
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To the Editor. Sir,—In a former letter I endeavoured to show by a few illustrations that there is a universal tendency to bring railways, in the first place, from [?]erous small conflicting…
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To the Editor. Sir,—Following up the very wise suggestion of Mr. Pile in Thursday's Herald, i.e., importing cheap labour from Sweden, India, and…
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THE Windsor and Richmond branch line was opened for traffic in 1865. and from that day to this it has been The DETE NOIR of Ministers for Works, Railway Commissioners, and Traffic…
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To the Editor of the GAZETTE. Dear Sir,— As (he land on Biaxland's and adjacent ridges is being rapidly selected by men who intend making a living on it, and as the land is the property…
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The fact is, there appears to have been a rare combination of circumstances and interests to damn the Windsor and Richmond line, and no one has done more to render the line a…
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To the Editor. Sir,—In writing my paper under the above heading, I intended to refer to the seven miles of tram-line between Campbelltown and Camden, which was constructed some…
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We take the following extract from an editorial in last week's " Rylstone Advocate: —It has always been our idea that a railway should be constructed through the…
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Owing to the wet weather which prevailed on Prince of Wales Birthday, the picnic to the children attending the Public-school presided over by Miss Black, could not be held. Great…
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