New Train Service
The following is a copy or the new time table, to take effect from Sunday next. The 4.57 p.m., Saturday excepted…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
72 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 2 of 4
Comleroy Road
Mr. Fred Norris has already sent several consignments of the main crop of oranges away, and they were a good sample. We hear he was the first to…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Public Opinion. (The cditor invites correspondence, but does not necessarily [?] the writers' opinions) Sunday Train. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—It Is about time the Richmond and Windsor people awoke. I hoped to see a day train on Sunday in the new time table. You…
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Yes I this paper runs a "motor"— What the yankee calls a "car-r"; When the Editor has wrote a Message, it is sent afar…
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From the " Newcastle—Wallsend Sun," we take the the followiog:- " A smoke concert was tendered to Mr. Norman Grant, Road…
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Anent the affair at Wheeney Greek on Saturday night, reported on our sixth page (re the movement to block the bill for the construction of the…
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From Public Works Department, in reply to a request from the Kurrajong Progress Association for the widening of the Redbank Creek…
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From esme, in reply to a request from the Leet's Vale P. A., for the formation of the road between Leet's Vale and Wiseman's Ferry, via Leet's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Hawkesbury Herald. Windsor, Friday, June 13, 1902. the Richmond Bridge
The hon. member for the Hawkesbury took advantage, at the tale end of a big meeting up at Wheeney Creek last Saturday night, to bring…
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FROM the report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works we take the following sworn evidence relative to the Richmond bridge:—Mr E. M de Burgh, C E. under exam…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hawkesbury Herald. Windsor, Friday, June 20, 1902. That Richmond Bridge!
The leading local topic is still the rumpus over the Richmond bridge. Readers will see that we have given rather long-winded reporta of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →ndignation Meetings. at Richmond and North Richmond. Rising of the People! The Row over the Richmond Bridge. rinsley Hall hits out from the shoulder. Condemns the Anti-Bridge Movement. stacks the Honorable Member for Rylstone. The North Richmond Meeting. A Stormy Time. Mr. Fitzpatrick, M.P., on his Defence. Counter Petition Signed
The largest meeting ever held at Orth Richmond was that which, in sponse to advertisements and circlars, assembled at Mr. Pacey's…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →THE Richmond Meeting. Unanimously Condemns the Anti-bridge Petitions. Resents Imputations Acainst Residents of Richmond. Indicnant with the "Interference of Mr. Fitzpatrick, M.p." Exonerates Mr Jessep. Enthusiastic Cheers for Mr. HALL
This meeting, was held, in the refreshment room of the Richmond School of Arts on Monday night, and was attended by about 150. The chair…
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Public Works Department, in reply to a petition signed by Messrs. G. G. W. Dawson, A. Grill, J. Simmons, and other selectors of Wheeny Creek,…
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Sir.—I desire to bring under your notice the fact that on two distinct occasions, during the the public discussion of the proposed Kurrajong railway and proposed traffic bridge. I have found…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Correspondence. The Truth About the Railway. (To the Editor)
SIR —In reference to the remarks that fell from the lips of Mr Hall at the meeting at Mr Pacey's hotel on Saturday week, as to what Mr O'Sulbvan said in reply to me depation that was[?] on him…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Hall presented a petition from the residents of Richmond and district, asking that the construction of a…
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Public Works Department, in reply to a letter from Messrs. J. B. Hessien and W. Hynde, re application for grant of money to be expended upon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →RIVERSTONE. (Continued from page 3.) Run Down by a Train
John Thomas met with a serious accident near Douglas Siding on Wednesday. He was proceeding long the line on a tricycle, and was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Decorations and Illuminations. George-street a Picture. Fireworks Display. the River Banks and Bridge an Amphitheatre. Torchlight Procession. Patriotic Speeches, Songs, and Music
In common with all parts of the Empire, the news about the King's illness came as a shock to the people of the Hawkesbury. In Windsor…
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