Our Railway
IT is our intention in nest week's issue to submit—not only to our readers and the public, but also to our legislators— statistics (at present are being…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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Our Railway League Copy of Report of Survey of Railway Line From Woodstock to Canowindra
As published in our last issue we here publish copy of surveryor's report of a trial survey from Woodstock to Canowindra in 1886, together with letters from…
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THE Minister for Works was last week engaged with the Engineer [?] Chief for Railways arranging a scheme of light lines railway. It…
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The Wyalong Railway League has written to the Minister for Works in advocacy of the Grenfell route in connection with the proposed railway…
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ON all sides can bo heard, or read, comments on the very slow rate of progress made with the works on the Grenfell railway extension, and opinion is freely expressed that such…
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For a few years part those who have been ravelling between here and Temora have done so over almost continually dry roads. The wet…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Transvaal War. South African Policy Unchanged. Railway Communications Restored Capture of Rundle. Repulse of Boers at Ficksburg
The Right Hon A. J. Balfour, leader of the House of Commons, states that the South African policy of the Government will not be…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Reasons Why Canowindra Should Have a Railway
IN referring to railway matters in last week's issue of the "Star," we gave it to be understood that in the present issue statistical returns of the district's…
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The Minister for Works (Mr. O’Sullivan) finds himself in a bit of a hole at present and has no doubt come to the conclusion that it’s a stupid…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Grenfell to Wyalong Railway. to the Editor " Stock and Station Journal."
SIR,- In your issue of the 26th of June you say you are in doubt as to the route to barrack for-Grenfell to Wyalong or Temora to Wyalong; you also state that the member for the…
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In Submitting to our Railway League an extended return of produce and stock, we would still impress upon them the fact that the return is far from complete…
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DEAR SIR,—Your article in the "Star" of 13th inst., on "Reason why Canowindra should have a Railway," gives much food for consideration, and…
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The following letter, received by the secretary of our Railway League has been submitted to us for publication:—"Cudal, July 16th, 1900.—Sir,—I have been…
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MR. CARROLL complained in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday morning under cover of the motion for adjournment of the delay in…
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Mr. Carroll (The Lachlan) [6.28 a.m.] said : I should like to bring under the notice of the Secretary for Public Works the great delay, and what appears to me to be an amount of underground engineering…
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Standing on the platform of a small Worcestershire station, I was interested in watching a woman of the "country " type who had come to send her son off…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[?] Tram Tragedies. July 17, 1900
We are just in the throes at present of learning how to run trams without killing people. When the steam trams were first introduced the…
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THE visit of the Sectional Committee on Public Works, which it was expected would take place some time ago, but was deferred, owing to the…
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A representative gathering of members of the league and visitors from Barragan met at the usual, monthly meeting held in the School of Arts Hall on Saturday…
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Some seventy-five residents of the Barrigan and Cargo districts assembled on Saturday afternoon last to discuss' the advisability of forming a league to…
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