Opening the Bridge. Big Meeting at Worth Richmond
Mr Pacey's spacious dining room was a scene of much animation on Tuesday night, when about 50 persons, representative of Kurrajong, North Richmond, and…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
31 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 2 of 2
Comleroy Road
I am pleased to report the convalescence of Mr Col. Want, who was suffering from an acute attack of diphtheria. At one period of his illness he was not expected to live,…
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The results of the days sports held in Mr. J. T. Town's paddock on Monday last at the opening of the new bridge were as follows :- Boys over 13, 75yds,…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →OPENING of Richmond Bridge a Colossal Function
Never since the opening of the bridge over the Hawkesbury River at Windsor by the Hon. Sir John Sutherland, in 1874, baa there been such a vast assemblage as was…
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The musical evening arranged by the Comleroy members of the Kurrajong Progress Association takes place to-night (Friday) at the Public School, kindly lent by Mr Dingwall…
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Mrs James Shepherd met with a painful accident some days ago. While attending to her domestic duties she fell heavily, and several of the small bones of her wrist were fractured…
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The usual meeting of the Kurrajong Progress Association was held on Monday night last, at Mr Pitt's" store, Wheeney, when a good deal of business…
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AN audience of nearly 20 per pie assembled in the Public School grounds on Friday, 13th inst., when a moat successful concert was given in aid of the projected Comleroy School of Arts building…
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A meeting of the School of Arts committee takes place on Saturday night. The secretaries would like to see a large gathering, as a lot of important business is set…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Weights. Complaints from the Hawkesbury
Windsor correspondent; of the " Daily Telegraph " writes as follows :-" Bitter complaint is made here at the discrepancy between local railway weights and the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Trial of a Farm Motor
ON Wednesday of last week a trial was made of a farm motor at the H. A. College farm. In addition to members of the farm staff and Borne of the students, a few visitors…
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