Canowindra Railway League. To the Editor
Sir,—The Railway League seems to have gracefully retired from active organization since the visit of the Hon. The Minister for Works, of course in…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1901
256 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 1 of 13
A Miniature Train
A "Tom Thumb " train, so called because it is supposed to be the smallest in the world has just been constructed by a young Scotsman, who, without any technical…
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The station master, Mr Smith, kindly supplies us with particulars of the transactions at the station during the month of December, as follows:—…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Varieties, Alighting on a Train
When in America I had a exciting adventure while experimenting with an improved parachute. My descent from a high altitude was…
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The Railway Commissioners have already expressed their satisfaction with the work done by the railway staff during the Commonwealth celebrations, and are…
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London, January 18.—A terrible tragedy occurred in a train on the Landon and South-Western line yesterday. Just as the train had left…
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SOME time ago an effort was made by the Local, Progress Committee of Committee's to get the office of the road superintendent transferred from Cudgellico to…
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The owner of the greatest number of welltrained rats is undoubtedly M. Dourof, a Russian, who has made it the business of his life to carefully study the habits of these…
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THE question of extending the railway to Hillston has on several occasions been discussed by the Public Works Committee, more particularly in…
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THE question of extending the railway to Hillston has on several occasions been discussed by the Public Works committee more particularly…
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At the meeting of the Public Works Committee yesterday, evidence was taken on the proposed railway from Cooma via Ni[?]tybella and Bombala…
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The expediency of constructing a [?]ine of railway from Wyalong to Hillston was further considered by the Public Works Committe on…
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WHEN the wires flashed through the news on Friday evening that a dreadful railway accident had happened in one of the suburbs of Sydney, then was much…
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The Railway Commissioners are rendering monetary assistance to the relatives of the victims of the accident. The Coroner has obtained the…
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WE take the following extracts from a Cootamundra Herald leader on railway matters:— "By telegraphic news from our…
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On Friday evening a few minutes past 6 o'clock, the 5-55 p.m fast train, Sydney to Hurs[?]ville, was wrecked just, outside Sydneham station. The…
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Professor Warren and Mr. Norman Self have been engaged by the Coroner to assist at the inquiry into the laterail way accident…
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A terrible accident occurred on the railway line near Tempe Station on Friday evening, by which 9 persons were killed and 24 injured…
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A communication from the office of the Railway Commissioner, Sydney, dated 19th February, addressed R. Halls, Esq., Acting-Mayor, says : —With reference to your letter of the 17th ult…
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THE following are particulars of the catastrophe a brief account of which we gave in a special, issued last Saturday:â The 5.55 p.m. train from Sydney to…
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