Railway Time Table
FOR the information of the public we publish: list of trains arriving and departing from Singleton railway station, This list includes Boyernl which do not appear in the public…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1889
473 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 5 of 24
The Proposed Railway through Sydney. SYDNEY
A EARGE and influential deputation waited on the Minister for this morning to urge the immediate extension of the railway into the city. The…
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The Railway Commissioners have announced that theatrical companies of not less than six in number will be allowed to travel first class on the…
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Wattle Bark Sale.—Owing to the lateness of the hour that hide sales were over on Friday last, sales of bark had to be postponed till to-day, when I brought forward a catalogue of 2320 bags, buyers…
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TENDERS are invited in to-day's Government Gazette for the necessary steel and iron work for the bridge across the Hunter River at Redbournberry, and…
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SRVERAL alterations are being effected at the Singleton railway station, which will have the effect of adding to the convenience of the public and of the of officials…
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THE plans and specifications for the proposed bridge across the Hunter River at Redbournberry arrived yesterday, and are now on view at the Courthouse,…
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SIR,—With reference to your repeated representations upon the subject of erecting a bridge over the Hunter River at Redbonrnberry. I have the honor to inform you…
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A SHOCKING accident occurred near Junee Junction on Sunday morning. A mixed goods and passenger train ran into a mob of cattle and the engine and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Railway Accident at Junee. (By Telegraph from the Herald.) Junee
Au inquest on the bodies of George Oates and Alex. Ferguson, who were killed by the railway accident on Sunday morning, was commenced this afternoon, before Mr. A. Elliott, coroner. The jury…
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Wattle Bark.—I offered 2654 bags to-day. A very large attendance of local and country tanner[?] present. Useful qualities sold well at last week's rates; inferior sorts were dull or sale. 2072 bags…
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FOR the information of the public we publish list of trains arriving and departing from Singleton railway station. This list includes several which do not appear in the public…
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BOGGY FLAT residents have sent a numerously-signed petition to the Hon A. J. Gould, in reference to obtaining a more direct road to Singleton than the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hawkesbury Bridge. Official Opening. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
THE official opening of the Hawkesbury bridge, which was tested to-day, has been fixed to take place on Wednesday next, the 1st of May. The…
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THE last passenger train from Melbourne was just moving out of the Goldensquare station at Sandhurst on Friday night, after discharging passengers,…
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THE passenger traffic on the Northern line on Monday was unusually heavy, still the special trains which were put on were equal to all demands. At the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I Be just and fear not." The Singleton Argus. Wednesday, April 24Th. 1889. The Railway Service
WITH the official testing of the Hawkesbury Bridge yesterday and its opening for traffic, the last link has been fixed in the long line of railway…
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THE Railway Commissioners have prepared a new time-table for the Northern line, which will come into operation next month, when the Hawkesbury…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Traffic on the Railways
The number of people carried on all the railway lines yesterday was about 55,000. The greatest number were carried on the Illawarra line to the…
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Wattle Bark.—I submitted a splendid catalogue of 2255 sacks bark this morning, clearing 1712 sacks, under spirited competition, at £9 10s for best New South Wales chopped, £8 5s for good; £5 to £6 12s…
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