Grenfell-Koopawatha Railway
As open-air meeting was held on Saturday evening last, in front of the Brian Boru Hotel, to protest against the decision of the Minister for Works, as convoyed to the secretary of the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1899
175 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 9 of 9
Tricked the Tramp
ONCE in a while a practical joke, in which there is considerable fun and no harm, is perpetrated. Such a one came under notice in Philadelphia. A middle-aged specimen of the genus hobo…
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On Wednesday a deputation, introduced by Dr. Boss, M.P., and accompanied by Messrs Haynes, Rose, Kidd, and Barnes, Ms.P., waited on the…
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Mr. Harry Bowditch, who is joint secretary with Mr. D. Cameron, of the Parkes Railway League, has received a letter from Mr. T. Brown, M.P., to…
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MR. W. MAITLAND, Mayor of Condobolin, is in receipt of the following communication from the Railway Commissioners:--…
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Tenders closed for the erection of the wood and iron bridge over the Lachlan at Condobalin, at the Works Department, last Saturday, seven contractors being in for…
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Railway matters have been very brisk during the past two weeks. Inspector Usher, driven by Mr A. Evans, of Bogan Gate, who is always the man…
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A terrible accident occurred on the railway line between Ashfield and Croydon this morning. Two fetlers named Joins. Flanaghan and Maurice…
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THE telegram which appears in this Issue sisting that the question constructing a line of railway from Grenfell to Wyalong may mean either one of two things…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday night Mr. O'Sullivan moved—"That it is expedient that a line of railway from Grenfell to Wyalong he carried out." Mr. Donaldson opposed the construction of the line. MR. HOLMAN has addressed the following to Mr. G. Cousins, Hon. Sec. Railway League:—"I am sorry to say that the Wyalong Railway Bill was sent back last night to the Public Works Committee for further…
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Messrs Bowditch and Cameron, hon. secretaries of the Parkes Railway League, are in receipt of a communication from Mr. Thomas Brown, M.P…
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DURING the debate on the motion of Mr. O'S[?]llivab that "it is expedient that a line of railway from Grenfell to Wyalong, as referred by the Legislative Assembly to…
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LONDON, December 26:—General Sir [?] Buller has destroyed the Tugela Road bridge so as to present the Boers to the south retreating. He has withdrawn…
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MR. T. BBOWN, M.P., furnishes the following particulars of moneys set apart fur improvement of local roads as provided for in the Estimates just passed:—…
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The practical defeat is this measure by 22 members in a House of 125 is another striking exhibition of the scandalous manner in which the business of the country is carried on by our…
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