The Wyalong Railway
BUT fur the fact that the matter is one of serious consequence to the people of Wyalong, and to others situated near the proposed…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1894
11 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers
Wyalong Railway
THE Public Works Committee met on Tuesday for the further consideration of the proposed railway from Temora to Wyalong. Mr. Jacob…
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[?] Works Committee [?] afternoon in further [?] proposal to cons[?]uct [?] Wyalong. The early…
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THE Public Works Committee has decided that it was advisable to postpone their decision regarding the construction of the Temora to…
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THE deputation from the Town Hall meeting to ask for the respite of Montgomery and Williams, the Bridge-street burglars, waited on the…
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THE execution of Williams and Montgomery, the Bridge-street burglars, took place in the Darlinghast Gaol on Thursday morning, in the…
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I hare always liked the little village of, Sandgate, nestling down as it does on the sea coast under the wings of Shorncliffe Camp, one of the largest military camps in…
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MR. J. GORDON, chief Engineer for Roads, Cootamundra, has recently been on an official visit to Wyalong in connection with the repeated…
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Wollongongh people have a grievance, and as far as we can Judge, a reasonable one. Before the discovery and opening of the Wyalong goldfield,…
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Referring to the [?] of our [?] in last issue, [?] understand that a petition to the Works Department is being sent round for…
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WE publish by the courtesy of Mr. F. Neeld, sen., the following interesting letter addressed to him during his stay in Sydney, by Mr…
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