The Dunolly Bridge. (To the Editor of the Singleton ARGUS.)
Sir,—In your issue of the 31st ultimo, I noticed a communication by "Liberal," criticising the contents of a previous letter from my pen, with…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
684 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 21 of 35
Killed on the Railway
Edward Thomas Maher, a well-known, orchardist in the Paramatta district, was killed on the railway line, near Clyde shunting yards last night. Maher boarded the…
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SIR,—May I crave space in your journal to remove a lalse impression that is conveyed by the report of the meeting of the bridge opening…
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To-day will be a notable one in the history of Singleton, for shortly after noon the fine new bridge across the Hunter River, connecting Singleton…
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A proposal was recently made by the Queensland railway authorities that an alteration should be made in the week-end running or the mail trains between Sydney and…
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If I had my own way I never would have written his story. In the natural course of events a man's life is always bou[?] with some…
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Six women and four men were killed in the railway accident at Witham, and 50 persons were injured. The train was approaching Witham at full…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dunolly Ford Bridge. Official Opening. Singleton
Dunolly Ford Bridge, spanning the Huates River, and making a further connecting link with the town of Singleton and the village of Dunolly and district beyond, was formally…
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Dr Mirovitch., of the French Academy, has been giving special attention to the eyes of automobilists and cyclists. He finds the curved position of the…
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The Portsmouth road at Esher was the scene of a sad accident on Saturday evening, 24th June, as the result of which Mrs Amelia Tesstingley, aged thirty-nine,…
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A Birmingham correspondent of the London " Daily News " says there is a keen competition going on in the Black Country between trams and…
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The racing trains between Chicago and New York are exciting much interest. They make runs over very long distances, averaging over a mile a…
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While the Railway Commissioners and [?] are making arrangements for celebrate the jubilee of the opening of the ra[?] service of the State by way of [?]…
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The Dunolly Ford bridge consists of two steel trussed and has a length of 6 11 feet 4 inches, With the roads the total length is 1741 feet 4 inches. The longer truss is 154…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dunolly Ford Bridge. the Opening Ceremony. Singleton
No more important event has taken place in the annals of the town of Singleton than that which happened on Saturday, when Mr. Charles H. Dight, ex-M.L.A. for the district…
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The inquest on the bodies of the victims of the railway disaster near Witham, on the 1st instant, was concluded yesterday. The train, the down express of the Great…
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Throughout Mexico during the three months and ten days preceding Easter, is held a carnival —half religious, half patriotic—known as the "Hundred-Day Fiesta." or "The Feast of a…
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It Has been announced that the New South Wales Railway Commissioners cannot see their way to agree to the alterations desired by the…
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In the " Soil" columns of a recent " Daily Telegraph." will be found an account ot a cheap system ot country…
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Owing to the fact that a recent attack of Influenza has left him in an unsatisfactory condition, it is uncertain whether J. D. McMahon, of Lochinvar the winner of the Bathurst to Sydney…
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