Windsor Railway Station. No Money for Improvements
Mr. R. B. WALKER has received the following communication from the Secretary for Railways:—Sir.—With reference to your remarks at…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1909
42 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Comleroy Road
LIGHT showers have fallen here during the present week, but not nearly sufficient to benefit to any extent our famishing district…
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To the astonishment of a great many people who had received semi-official assurance that the railway authorities would at least give us a train to Sydney on…
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SPLENDID rains fell last week, which were badly needed. A marked improvement in the condition of both grass and growing crops can be noticed, and if we are only…
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HANDICAPS for the cycle road race, promoted by Mr. E. H. Hayes, of Windsor Cycle Home, to be run this Saturday afternoon on Wilberforce road:—Clen Hayes…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Freight Cars. to the Editor
SIR,—"Tis said that "the shortage of trucks" is a question of the past, or until another drought, and everything is going on as previously. Unfortunately for the State everything is going on…
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Weddings seem to be very fashionable here just now. Miss Colvin, teacher at Bullridge, and Mr Ted Hennessy, son of Mr R. Hennessy, of " Oaklandville," are…
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A PLEASANT surprise party congregated at Collingwood," the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. Blake Lark on Tuesday evening, to bid farewell to Miss Colvin on the eve of her marriage with Mr. Ted…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Lament of a Damaged Motor Car (On being, drawn behind a farmer's horse and dray)
I'm sick at heart; I cannot move Of my own will; My whirlwind speed I've tried to prove, And had a spill;…
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THERE was great rejoicing on Breakfast Road, near Quaker's Hili, on Saturday afternoon, the occasion being the official opening of a new bridge over Breakfast…
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SIR,—At its meeting of 23rd April, the Water and Sewerage Board of Sydney decided to invite tenders for a motor waggon for carrying break-down gear and materials…
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IN last Saturday's "Evening News" appeared a photo of the Fitzroy bridge, together with the following letterpress:—The bridge, shown above, was…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Proposed Railway Extensions. (To the Editor)
Sir,—When we consider that the following 50 proposed railway extensions have been surveyed, and under departmental consideration for many years, in some…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The Fitzroy Bridge. to the Editor
SIR,—In this day's issue of your paper appears a copy of an article published in the "Evening News " of Saturday last on the subject of the Fitzroy Bridge. The…
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The annual ball in connection with the Comleroy School of Arts was held on Wednesday night and despite the uninviting weather was an undoubted success from every standpoint. The…
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We regret to hear that Mrs Anderson, mother of Councillor Anderson, who now resides at Parramatta, has been suffering from a heavy cold for some weeks, and…
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The relatives and friends of Mrs T. McMahon, senr., gathered at "Dural View" on Saturday evening last, the occasion being Mrs McMahon's birthday, her and family decided to give her a…
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The committee of Comleroy Road School of Arts have decided to hold a social on Wednesday, July 7. Those who purchased tickets for the annual ball and were prevented by the inclement…
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Returning from Sydney I heard in the train what I have no doubt was a gross libel on one of our local institutions. As I was not the only listener and these…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Windsor Railway Troubles. Commissioner Visits Windsor
The Chief Commissioner for Railways, Mr. T. B. Johnson, paid a flying visit to Windsor and Richmond on Monday afternoon. He was met at Windsor railway station by the Mayor (Mr. A. C…
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