The Richmond High Level Bridge. Ministerial Visit
The Hon. E. W. O'Sullivan, Minister for Public Works, has decided to visit Richmond, on Saturday, 2nd December, when he…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1899
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The High-level Bridge. Visit of the Minister for Works Hon. E. W. O'Sullivan makes a Personal Inspection. And Promises the Bridge
Saturday, 2nd December, will, for long time to come, be looked upon as day brimful of good things, as far as the residents of Richmond and the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Proposed High-Level Bridge at North Richmond. The Minister on the Bridge at Mid-day. a Hopeful Outlook
THE Hon. E. W. O'Sullivan, accompanied by Messrs. W. Morgan, J. Chanter, and J. McFarlane, M's.L.A., visited Richmond on Saturday in order to inspect the bridge over…
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For years Kurrajong, Richmond, Windsor, and Riverstone fruit-growers have suffered auder the great disadvantage of having their produce delivered at Darling…
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To ensure an earlier delivery of fruit at Darling Harbor, the goods train now leaves Richmond an hoar earlier, necessitating the closing of the late mail at…
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Proposed vote, £2,044,274. Mr J C L Fitzpatrick said that complaints were very rife with regard to the inferior character of railway carriages on some of the country lines. For…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →From Our Exchanges. a Tramp
YESTERDAY a man came along whom I thought particularly nice; some 30 years old, of fine physique, very Irish, and (what attracted my attention) a very clean…
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