Correspondence. Railway Management. to the Editor
SIR,—No reasonable resident can justly hold the Chief Commissioner wholly responsible for the prevailing high rates, lack of conveniences, and discouraging state of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1909
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Mulgrave Railway Station. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—Some time ago I was on a visit to Mulgrave, and standing on the railway station platform, I was very much suprised to see the quantity of milk sent on to the metropolis by the morning…
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AN inquest, touching the death of Thomas Ewin, of Richmond, a railway guard, whoso body was found early on Sunday morning on the railway line near Blacktown station, was held on…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Correspondence. Lamb's Creek Road. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—I am much amused at the contemptible manner in which the Baulkham Hills Council treats the ratepayers of Sackville, and especially along this famous…
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Sir,—In your issue of September 4th appears a letter written by Joe Aspery, in which he testifies to his amusement at the way the Baulkham Hills Shire…
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Sir,—In reply to "Mud Island Ratepayer" I must say that he would be better employed in looking after the affairs in his own Shire, of in leaning the young gents…
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Sir,—In Joe Aspery's reply to my letter I fail to see any argument. He slides off at a tangent and commences barking up the wrong tree, for I am as much a…
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SIR,—In reply to "Mud Island Ratepayer," I must say that he has brought forward no argument against the ratepayers having this particular road open—only a string of…
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Sir,—In his letter in last week's issue, Joe Aspery charges me with not bringing arguments forward against having this particular road opened, and also with strong…
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Sir,—In reply to "Mud Island Rate-payer," I must confess I am pleased he has dropped his style of slang-whanging and has improved in his mannerism. He still argues…
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AT every Conference of the New South Wales Country Storekeepers' Association there is an annual growl at the conditions which enable city stoeekeepers, through the…
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The deputation that waited upon the Chief Commissioner of Railways on Tuesday of last week, to ask that certain disabilities now existing on the…
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At a public meeting held in Sydney recently, a strong case was made out in favor of a big reduction in railway charges. Mr. Peter McNaught presided, and the speakers…
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THE coming of Mr. C. A. Lee, Minister for Works, early in January, should be the harbinger of a new and more prosperous era for the Hawkesbury District; and if the…
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THE committee of the Sackville railway movement met at the Council Chambers, Windsor, on Saturday night, and made smother step forward in the arrangements…
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A meeting to consider a scheme for enlarging or renovating the local Methodist Church was held on Wednesday night last. Rev. G. Thompson presided, and the matter…
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The strike is affecting the running of the railways all over the State, and all lines are suffering the inconvenience of a reduced service. The Sydney-Windsor-Richmond…
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At 6 30 p.m. on Thursday, we received a wire From Mr B. Hall, M.L.A., that the Minister for Works has given notice that he would submit the Kurrajong Railway to…
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A MEETING of the executive of the Windsor—Sackville Railway League took place at the Council Chambers, Windsor, on Saturday night. There were present…
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"Fire, fire, fire (plurry sky fire), as a Chinaman once termed it, when in a few hours, the memorable fire of fourteen years ago, wrought such…
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