Richmond Bridge Bill
IN the Legislative Assembly recently, Mr. O'Sullivan, Secretary for Public Works, rose to move: That this bill be now read the second time…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
49 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Comleroy Road
SHEEP still continue to pass along Comleroy Raod en route to the North from the drought stricken country. A flock numbering over 6000 passed through on…
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A BRIDGE has been constructed across the Macdonald River at St. Albans, to replace an old timber truss bridge, which from age and decay had become uns[?]te…
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Following are the lowest tenders for road contracts opened at the Court House on Monday last:—31 J, Keogh £18/15/, 32 M. Dunn £13, 34 J…
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The fill in time while Mr. O'Brien was out in quest of Mr. Armour, the secretary of the Progress Association read a letter from Mr. J. Gray…
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Mr. C. A. Jeffery, the well-known road contractor, of the Vineyard, advertises for sale in this issue all his working plant, including drays…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →correspondence. A Tramway for Kurrajong. (To the Editor)
SIR,-I notice by the issue of the GAZETTE dated 28th February,under the heading "What our Member is Doing," that the Government hope to be able to call for February, under the . heading " What our Member is Doing," that the Government hope to bo able to call for ten rters for the construction of the traffic bridge at North Richmond this month. Now, as yo'i will remember, a strong r-p position whs shown to the imrru'difxte cc;n- I…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Richmond Bridge. Tramway to the Kurrajong!
Mr. Hall was inquiring at the Department on Wednesday as to how matters were faring re the erection of the new traffic bridge over the river at…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Correspondence. A Light Railway for Kurrajong. (To the Editor)
SIR,—You are right, " Let the people of Kurrajong ask for a light railway." and for the reasons stated in your "Topic of the Day" of March 21. Some fifteen years ago I opposed a tramway to…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Proposed Tramway to Kurrajong. Public Meeting of the Residents. Influential Deputation to the Minister. Enthusiastic Proceedings
A better and more expeditious system of traffic communication between Kurrajong and the Metropolis has long been the great object sought…
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ON Friday night last a public meeting, convened by the Kurrajong Progress Association, was held at Mr H P[?] store, Wheeney when there was a fairly large and representative gathering. The…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tramway to the Kurrajong Big Deputation Goes to Sydney
In accordance with the decision the recent public meeting at Kurrajong, a deputation went to Sydney on Wednesday to wait upon the Ministe…
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MR. J. DAVIS, Under-Secretary for Public Works, received a deputation on Tuesday from residents of the Kurrajong and Richmond districts, who asked for…
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The road race, for members only, under the auspices of the Windsor Bicycle-club, was run off on Saturday afternoon last, when the honors were shared between…
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As a result of a move made by the Hawkesbury District Progress Association some time ago, a deputation, introduced by Mr. B. Hall…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Railway Strike. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—What a mighty fuss has been made by some politicians and a section of the Press over the fact that the Minister for Works recently expressed his sympathy with the Victorian railway men in…
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SOME of the residents of Windsor and Richmond attended at the Railway commissioners' office on Friday last, accompanied by Mr. B. Hall, M.L.A., to lay…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Windsor and Richmond Train Service. No Alteration to Be Made
Mr. Brinsley Hall, M. P., has handed us for publication the following letter received by him from Mr. H. M'Lachlan, secretary to the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Hon. E. W. O'Sullivan and the Railway Strike. (To the Editor)
Sir,—There is much in Mr. F. A. Fitzpatriek's letter of May 23rd worthy of consideration His defence of Mr. O'Sullivan is generous, and being one of those who almost invariably contrive to…
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Sir—With your permission, I should like to make a few remars in answer to a letter written by Mr F A Filzpatrick, and published through the medium of your paper. In his letter he states…
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