The Railway Proposals
THE following is the wording of the resolution moved and carried on October 9th in connection with the Temors-Wyalong railway proposal:—…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1901
256 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 11 of 13
Railway Picnic
The eighth Annual picnic in connection [?] the employees on the Blayney Harden branch line was held at the Showground, Cowra, on Wednesday, and proved as…
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IN accordance with a [?] passed at the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council, a public meeting was held in the council chambers, Town Hall, last Tuesday evening. His Worship…
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IT is indeed a matter for congratulation that Forbes has a matter awakened to a sense of its duty so far as railway matters are concerned. The old league has been resuscitated, or rather a…
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On Wednesday evening, 16th inst., a public meeting was held at Swain's Hotel in connection with local railway matters. There was a good attendance…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Our Open Column. the Railway. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—I notice in your last issue that your Eugowra Correspondent remarks that a railway league has been formed there, with branches at Forbes and…
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THERE was a very general rejoicing yesterday morning when the news was circulated from this office that the Temora-Wyalong Railway Bill had passed its second reading…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Temora-Wyalong Railway. In the Assembly this week :--
Mr. O'SULLIVAN, in moving the second reading of the Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill, said that there had been a long and vexed controversy as…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Railway Extension Depends on Mr. Clara's Return. Bogan Gate-bulbodney Line
THE producers of this electorate requiring railway facilities are under a deep obligation of gratitude to, Mr. Clara for the very persistent and…
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AT the meeting of members of the local Railway League held on Monday evening last it was stated that the Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association having already given its allegiance to the main…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Official Opening of the Grenfell Railway. Visit of the Minister for Works
THE above long-deferred ceremony and celebration of the most important event in the history of Grenfell took place on Saturday last. Mr. O'Sullivan arrived by ordinary train a little after…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Reform of the Public Works Committee. Temora-wyalong Railway
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, in an article on the bill for reforming the Public Works Committee, has something to May about the Tomora-Wyalong railway matter, and then concluded:—…
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On Saturday last the Hon .E. W. O’Sullivan, accompanied by Messrs. Holman, Daley, Ms.L.A,, and Stewart M. L. C. journeyed to Grendfell via…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Torpedo Railway
WHEN you first hear about torpedo trains you may think that some ingenious inventor has hit upon a new scheme for destroying hostile fleets by means of joining a number of torpedoes…
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THERE was a very general feeling of relief and gratification when the wire announcing that the Temora to Wyalong Railway Bill had passed its final…
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THE vote given in the Upper House finally disposes of this long-debated and hotly-contested measure, the history of which has done much to destroy public confidence in…
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THE second reading of the Temora-Wyalong Railway Bill in the Upper House was moved by Mr. Suttor, who stated that the line would give Wyalong people a chance of trading with…
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The railways in N.S.W are said to have cost £1714 more per mile to construct and to earn in gross £12 more per mile, while their working coast is £141…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway League. Special Meeting
TAKING advantage of the fact that Mr. J. B. Raymond, M.P., was remaining in town until Tuesday evening, a special general meeting of the Forbes Railway League, was held in the Council Chambers…
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THE following is one of a number of reports on proposed railway extensions by Mr. (Surveyor R. B. Jones, and which reports were submitted to the Legislative Assembly on 29th July, 1891. As will…
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