The Proposed North Shore Bridge
The designs for the proposed North Shore bridge were open to inspection by the prese on Monday. The designs will be open for the inspection of the public at an early date. A deputation,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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Action Against the Railway Commissioners. Verdict for £2000
An action to recover compensation for shocking injuries sustained in an electric tram accident was commenced in the Banco Court, Sydney, before the Chief Justice and a jury on Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →PARLIAMENT. Singleton-Cassilis Railway. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
THE Assembly resumed at 10.30 o'clock this morning. The Friendly Societies Amendment Bill passed its third reading…
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Mr W. Bennett, M.P. is receipt of the following correspondence. Department of Public Works, Sydney, November 29, 1900…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →LOCAL & General News. lllness of the Railway Stationmaster
THE numerous friends of Mr. T. Brogden, the popular local railway stationmaster, learn with regret that, in consequence of ill health, he has been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Trouble in China. Millions Starving. the Shan-hai-kwan Railway. London, Dec. 4
It is stated that 2,000,000 people in the province of Chi-li and in Manchuria are homeless and are starving. The Czar has ordered the Russian authorities in…
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Mr Dight, M.P, has received the following letter from the Department of Public Works:—"I am directed to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yesterday…
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There is a good deal said in censure of the custom of jumping: on and off railway carriages when in motion. It is righteous condemnation; but is not…
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ON Wednesday morning we had a look over the new stables erected at the rear of the Railway Hotel, to re place the old one, which has been…
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CANDOUR is a virtue, if only that it enables ns to understand the candid man. "On Saturday a new road and bridge were opened in the district of Newcastle. Opportunity was taken…
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The followiug lowest tenders were opened at Wollembi on Friday:—Cessnock, via Mount View, to Milifield, W. J. H. Mitchell, £120; Sheppard's Hill, via St…
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The large shops of Singleton advertise in a big way up to Christum, and E. K. LAMBERT cannot stand this. So apply all ads. in the fancy line to mo, reduce the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Road Members on Themselves
Candour is a virtue, if only that it enables as to understand the candid man. On Saturday a new road and bridge were opened iu the district of Newcastle Opportunity was taken…
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The large shops of Singleton advertise in a big way up to Christmas, and E. K. LAMBERT cannot stand this. So apply all ads. in the fancy line to me, reduce the…
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The Railway Department announces by advertisement the issue of tickets to Sydney at specially reduced faros to enable local residents visiting Sydney for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Killed by a Tram. [By Telegraph] Sydney
A boy, aged about 18, and whose body has not yet been identified, was killed by a tram in Liverpool-street this morning, whilst crossing the line. The…
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The large shops of Singleton advertise in a big way up to Christmas, and E. K. LAMBERT cannot stand this. So apply all ads. in the fancy lino to mc, reduce the…
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The following were the lowest tenders for road contracts opened last Monday:-Singleton, via Warkworth, W. H. Langsford, £120; Muswellbrook Bridge to Sandy…
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A REMARKABLE accident befell Mr F. J. Belbridge, soliciter, Albury, while travelling by the express to Wagga. Mr Belbridge occupied one of the…
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