Our Railway League
The following letter and report have been handed in by Mr. Secretary Finn for publication:—"Public Works Department, Sydney…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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Railway Traffic Returns
The traffic returns at the Parkes railway station for tho month of April are as follows:—Goods inwards, 381 tons; outward, 493 tons; revenue,…
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THAT a light, line of railway from Cowra to Canowindra through a level stretch of country is to cost £82,429 is so appalling —as shown by the Engineer's report in…
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The commission appointed to examine the route of the proposed new light line of railway from Bogan Gate to Bullock Creek paid Condobolin a…
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A meeting of the Railway League was held in the School of Arts Hall on Saturday 10th inst. Present,—Messrs T. Finn (Chairman), H. Osborne, T J…
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Are dissatisfied with the estimated [?] of construction of the trial survey [?] Cowra to here, and are about to [?] the estimated cost of construction…
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The following correspondents has been handed us for publication by the secretary of above League:— Parliament N.S.W., May 23rd, 1900.—…
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PARLIAMENT and the Government ought not to experience much difficulty in finaly making up their minds to construct the important work of a railway to…
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On Monday night last, at the arracks, Mr. C. Coyne, who had been connected with the traffic department at the Cowra railway station for about five years, was…
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THE following ably-written letter from the open of the member for Condobolin appeared in last Wednesday's Telegraph:—…
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A MEETING of the members of the Railway league was held at Green's Royal Hotel, on Monday night. There were present Messrs. Collie (in the chair), Gunn,…
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In connection with the Annual Sheep Show and Sales, and to provide facilities for country residents visiting the metropolis, the Railway…
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The following is a copy of a letter received by Mr. Waddell, Esq., from the Under Secretary for Roads, and forwarded by him to the Secretary of the…
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BY last Saturday's "Telegraph" we we leasn that the Minister for Works recently sent telegrams to the officers of his Department in the far western and…
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THE following letter has been received by this Secretary of the local Railway League, and formed part of the correspondence read at the meeting, held on…
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As will be gathered from a communication from Mr. T. BROWN, M.P., published elsewhere, Condobolin's Member is still in the van of those…
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DEAR SIR.--The question of railway extension to Wyalong, to a certain extent, involves the subsidiary question of railway extension from Wyalon…
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According to the Works Committee we are not to get the City railway alter all, and more’s the pity. If over [?] city wanted a railway through, it its…
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A gentleman wag waiting at the corner of a street for a tramcar, when he saw a stout old fellow come up, stop for a moment in a doorway, and…
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Our attention has been called to the state of the Condobolin Euabklong north river road as far as the five-mile gate. This spot is an old source of annoyance to travellers…
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