Bridge Tenders
The Government Dockyard, Biloela, is the lowest tenderer for the erection of a steel truss bridge over the Hunter River at Singleton, tho price being £13839. Seven tenders were received…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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Train Robbery in the Transvaal
The bulk of the specie stolen from the Pictersburg-Nylstroom train has been recovered…
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Thomas Spain was fined £20, in default three months' imprisonment, at the Police Court to-day, for selling the Sydney to Albury portion of a second-class railway return ticket. It was stated that…
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Mr C. H. Dight, M.P., has received a communication from the Department of Works, Sydney, acknowledging the receipt of a potition from residents of Merrannie,…
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In consequence of a lengthy report of the N.A.A meeting, on Saturday, a communication from Mr H. J. Sattler, concerning the above road, is hold over till next issue…
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TENDERS for the construction of the bridge over the Hunter at Dunelly closed to-day. There were seven tenders received, that of the…
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SIR,—Would you kindly draw attention to the state of the road to Wattle Ponds from the Gooranoola road. With heavy traffic of log…
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A railway accident occurred yesterday at Palezicux, a town in Switzerland, near Lausanne. The express from Berne to Lausanne, when nearing the town named, came…
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THOMAS SPAIN was fined £30 to-day, for selling a second-class railway ticket, from Sydney to Albury, with out the authority of the Railway…
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Amongst the tenders dealt with this week by the Tender Board of the Public Works Department were seven prices for the construction of a steel truss bridge over the…
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Mr H. J. Sattler, of Green Hollow, who takes a loading part in connection with the Dunelly Progress Association, has written to us complaining about the state of…
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SIR,—I beg that yon will allow me a little space to draw attention to the dangerous state of the unfenced embankment at Smith's Cutting, about…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above district Progress Committee was held at Mrs. O'Brien's on Monday evening. Members present—The president (Mr. G. Edwards), Messrs. T. O'Brien, T. Dean,…
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The Earl of Ellesmere has this week succeeded to the Bridgewater Trust. The history of that estate forms a big romance, and the newspapers have had much to say…
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The Public Works Committee met on Wednesday, and continued taking evidence. Mr. John M Farlane, M.L.A., presided. Mr. Henry Deane, M.I.C.E., Engineer-in-…
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A railway accident occurred yesterday at Palezieux, a town in Switzerland, near Lausanne. The express from Berne to Lausanne, when nearing the town named, came…
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The action Tree versus the Railway Commissioners was concluded to-day, when the jury awarded plaintiff £300 damages…
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[?] C. T. Yerkes, the American, capitalist, [?]ses to expend 85,000,000 dollars [?]000.000) in constructing electric rail[?] LONDON. He states that capitalists…
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Two well-known residents of Albury were heavily fined to-day for selling railway tickets without permission…
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IN an action in which Janice Tree, an omnibus driver, sought to recover from the Railway Commissioners £500 for injuries received in a collision…
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