Cycling. Goulburn to Sydney Road Race
Great enthusiasm was manifested on Saturday in the Dunlop Road Race from Goulburn to Sydney over a distance of 1311/2 miles, under the auspices of the New South Wales…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
684 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 23 of 35
Railway Matters
In other States, special railway facilities are granted to persons who desire to go into the country districts to inspect lands, with a view to taking up farms. This matter…
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The new bridge lately completed, linking Singleton to Dunolly.' Is proving a great convenience, ami regular traffic takes place, daily. In addition…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Topics of the Day. Maitland to South Gra [?] Railway
The next step in connection [?] above railway is expected to be taken [?] to-morrow (Wednesday), when the House [?] be, asked to sanction the introduction and [?] passage of…
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The Canadian-Pacific Railway has refused [?]4,000,000 from a syndicate of leading capitalists of Great Britain, the Untied States, and Canada for the railway company's entire…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Motor Face
The motor habit, like some other habits, has supplied the physiognomist with several types of face. The motor "mec," who prefers to be called…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Jubilee of the Railways. Interesting Reminiscences
This being the jubilee year of the railways in New South. Wales, Mr. John Bald, chairman of the metropolitan division of the permanent way department, took occasion…
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Under this beading the writer of "On the laod " in the "Herald " thas expressed bim elt: "Along the North Coast there will be general rejoicing…
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The long distances over which, in many cases, cream has to be conveyed from the diary farm to the butter factory, with the consequent deterioration of the cream…
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The Chinese Government is planning the construction of a trunk line of railway traversing three of the central provinces of China, and extending from Canton to Peking…
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The Chinese Government is planning the construction of a trunk line of railway, which is to traverse three of the central provinces of China, and…
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The pastime of motoring is still in its youth—its very infancy indeed—yet it is old enough to furnish some amazing examples of its dangers, its…
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Mr. W. M. Fleming, M.L.A., is in receipt of the following letter from the Under Secretary, Public Works Department:—Sir,—In reply to the letter dated…
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Capt. Hughes Morgan, of Pontwell hall, Breconshire, has performed a notable feat in rescuing the Royal Mail. The Great Western Railway Company recently…
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The Legislative Assembly, having just affirmed affirmed the desirability, by a majority of 30 to 12, of the construction of the above line, a brief history of the movement, which has…
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This being the jubilee year of the railways in New South Wales, Mr. Jonn Bald, chairman of the metropolitan division of the permanent way department, took occasion…
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Great interest is being taken by the Railway Department in the celebration to-morrow of the establishment of the railway system in the State, which means its…
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A meeting of residents and landowners of Louth Park and Dagworth was held at Mr. C. Watters' residence, Louth Park, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of taking…
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The "Maitland Mercury," of Wednesday, September 25, 1855, intimated to its readers that a special train was to be despatched that morning for Parramatta. The people…
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Mr. Chas. Kemp, one of the first Railway Commissioners in New South Wales, replying at Parramatta to the toast of his health, at the luncheon on the occasion of…
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