The Railway Commissioners [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The Railway Commissioners, enquiry into the inharmonious relations between the Commissioners and the Western Coal Contract…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
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The North Coast Railway
The North Coast railway, like the Savings Banks Bill, remains in abey ance. Theoretically, and on paper, Mr. Carruthers and his colleagues are…
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The Royal Commission into coal contracts and other affairs of the railways yes-terday examined Mr. Wilton, chairman of directors of the Lithgow Coal Association…
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Further evidence was taken yesterday by the Railway Royal Commission in connection, with the letting of the western coal contract. One of the principal factors in…
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The point that troubles Mr. Knox, one of the Royal Commissioners inquiring into the troubles of the Railway Department, is why the department accepted a tender for coal supplies at all if…
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Austin Beard, 21 years of age, while trying to board a moving train at Croydon this morning, fell, and the wheels passed over both of his legs,…
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A surprising development has taken place in the last two years on British and colonial railways in the adoption of motor-coaches for local traffic. It has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Time Table OCTOBER 15th, 1905. Murrurundi to Sydney
The passenger train leaves Murrarundi at 10 23 a.m. daily (Sunday excepted), arriving at Singleton 12:45 p.m., Newcastle 2:49 p.m. and Sydney at 6:34 p.m…
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In Sydney on Monday before the Railway Administration Commission, John Britty North, proprietor of the Irondale Colliery, deposed that in April last he told Mr…
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A large deputation, representing the agricultural societies of the South Coast district, waited upon the Railway Commissioners on Thursday, to ask that the guarantee…
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As the 3 o'clock tram from Sydney [?] Gorge was swinging round the [?] into Moore Park on Wednesday afternoon, with a full complement of…
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Mr. Thow, Chief Mechanical Engineer, was further examined to-day before the Railway Commission. Mr. Knox, after hearing witness's views respecting the manner in which…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest News by Wire. Sydney. Tramway Employees' Union
In the Arbitration Court to-day, the application on behalf of the Registrar for the cancellation of the registration of the Government Tramway Employees' Union was,…
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Mr. Knox, one of the commissioners who is inquiring into certain railway matters, has made it quite apparent during the sittings of the Royal…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fighting at Riga. Railway Men Rise. LONDON, Saturday Afternoon
The Governor of Riga has telegraphto St. Petersburg that strong reinforcements are imperatively necessary for the suppression of the…
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We have received a copy of the first issue of The Australian 'Motorist by Road and sea." a 21-page monthly magazine published in the interests of the large and…
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The two principal witnesses in the railway inquiry yesterday were Messrs. Charles Stanger and E. A. Loughrey, outdoor locomotive superintendents, called by Mr. Kirkcaldie. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Baltic Province's Condition. Train Wrecking Attempt Military Demonstration. [By Cable.] London
The condition of the Baltic Provineers is far worse than semi-official Russian news implies. Fearing an attempt to release…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Railway Accident. Guard Cut to Pieces. Tamworth
W. Schully, a guard on the Manila train, was cut to pieces at West Tamworth this morning. Schully was taking truck numbers, when the mail train for sydney, which…
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The statements of the three Railway Commissioners, Messrs. Oliver, Kirkealdie, and Fehon, were made yesterday before the Commission which is investigatingthe coal…
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