Proposed Road
From same Department, referring to letter addressed to Department of Lands from Upper Colo and Wheeny Creek Progress Association, asking…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
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Trustees for Eton Road
From Same Department, in reply to letter nominating Messrs. H. A. Wood (hon. sec.) and A. Matheson, all of North Richmond, as trustees…
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From same Department, in reply to petition, signed by Messrs. R. Bailey, G. Devine, and other orchardists of Kurrajong district…
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SICKNESS never was so prevalent on Comleroy Road for many years as at present, Whooping cough, influenza, pneumonia, and bronchitis being the prevailing…
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A VERY pleasant surprise party was given to Mrs R. Hennessy, of "Oaklandville," Comleroy Road, on Thursday night, 30th ultimo, the occasion of her birthday. About twelve couples assembled to…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr. Nobbs, for Mr. Gilbert, asked the Secretary for Public Works,âI, How much money was granted for expenditure on road at Grose…
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One night—a few years ago—four of us were sittings quietly smoking and yarning, atound the fire in Farmer Dunn's kitchen, which was a…
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The above match—commenced on Saturday on the former's wicket—had to be abandoned on account of the rain. Windsor had lost 4 wickets…
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In the Assembly last Friday after-noon, Mr. O'Sullivan moved for leave to bring in a bill to sanction the construction of a bridge over the…
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FOLLOWING is a copy of the bill to sanction the construction of a Bridge over the Hawkesbury River at Richmond:— Whereas, in accordance with the provisions…
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TWO flocks of store sheep have passed along Comleroy Road from the drought-stricken places lately, en route to the Hunter River,…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday night—or, rather, the early hours of yesterday morning, The debate on the second reading…
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