Scone-Gundy Road
IN the Assembly last week, Mr. Price asked the Secretary for Public Works, —(1.) Has be any recollection of his promise, publicly made to the Hon…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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The Coming Harvest. What the Railways Will Carry
THE railway authorities have prepared an interesting statement of the probable quantity of wheat that will have to be carried upon the railways…
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THE railway report for the quarter ending September 30th, was issued on Tuesday, and shows that the revenue amounted to £757,832, compared with…
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Great railway projects seem to be again the order of the day, though they now. make less impression upon the world than they did when such…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Great Railway Projects. What Enterprise Is Doing in Three Great Continents
Great railway projects seem to be again the order of the day, though they now make less impression upon the world than they did when such…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Quarterly Railway Report. Decrease in Earnings
The railway report for the quarter ended September 30 was issued yesterday, and shows that the revenue amounted to £757,832, compared with £788,971 received…
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MR. O'SULLIVAN had a bad time from friends and foes about the reduction in this year's estimates of the vote for roads. The proposed expenditure under this head is £150,00 less…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Train-wreckers in America
Train-robbers wrecked the Topeka express at Apishapa Bridge. The engine and four cars were precipitated into a creek. Thirty people were injured…
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An agreement has been signed between China and France for the construction of a railway to Yunnan…
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SOME gravel cars at Indianapolis, United States, while running down an incline siding, telescoped with a coach belonging to a passenger train. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrible Railway Accident. University Students Killed and Injured. (By Cable.) London
SOME gravel cars at Indianopolis, United States, while running down an incline siding, telescoped with a coach belonging to a passenger train. The…
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COLONEL HOLLAND, of the Salvation Army, who was one of the victims in the late railway accident in Missouri, United States, has succumbed to his…
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A terrible railway disaster has occur red at Indianapolis (U.S.) Some gravel cars running down an incline into a siding telescoped passing…
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Mr. O'SULLIVAN had a bad time from friends and foes about the reduction in this year's estimates of the vote for roads. The proposed expenditure under this head is £150,000 less…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Queerest Railway Ever Invented. Five Miles a Minute on a Magnet Train
The mere thought of travelling 300 miles an hour is enough to take one's breath away, yet such Is the electrify ing proposition of Professor…
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MR O'SULLVAN has been much pertutbed by the statements which were made by some members of the Opposition, to the effect that the new…
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The bad condition of the, above road, during the recent wet weather, has drawn forth more than ordinary comment by those who have been compelled to plough…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Proposed Tramway. Towns to Be Connected
The Public Works Committee sat on Wednesday afternoon, when the report recommending the construction of the proposed tramway from East to West Maitland, and on to the Stanford-Merthyr and…
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Colonel Brown, late attache to the Chinese Embassy, estimates the cost of the Trans-Siberian railway at £75,000,000 sterling. He regards it as invaluable for…
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