Bogan Gate-Bulbodney Railway
The Premier has promised to place on the estimates a sum of £28,000 for the construction of the Bogan Gate-Trundle section of the above line. Mr…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1904
144 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 7 of 8
Messrs. John Bridge and Co.. Ltd
For oar seventh sale of the season we brought forward on Wednesday our largest and best catalogue so far submitted, consistiting of 4465 bales, comprised in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Western Champion and Parkes and Forbes Representative Friday, December 2, 1904 Cheap Railway Excursion
The Railway Department announces in this issue particulars of a special cheap excursion train to Sydney on Saturday, December 17, The fares…
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In reference to our statement, published in our last, to the effect that Mr G Little had been successful in getting a promise from the Promier to place a…
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The Railway Department announces in this issue particulars of Special Cheap Excursion Train to Sydney on Saturday, December 17th. The fares will be at…
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For our eighth sale of the season we brought forward on Thursday a large and representative catalogue of nearly 6,000 bales, containing, some of the choicest…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sketcher. Crack Goods Trains. The Fastest Luggage Carriers of English Railways
The Great Northern Railway Company is an easy first, both in regard to the speed and the number of its merchandise expresses, for this company stands…
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Late on Saturday night, during the shunting at the trucking yards near Eulomoga, says the Dubbo Dispatch, three trucks and a brake van became…
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Mr. A. Kelly, M.L.A., writes to the Parkes Champion as follows: —"In reference to your statement, published in your last, to the effect that Mr. G…
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A dreadful railway fatality occurred at Honeysuckle Point railway station near Newcastle on Sunday, when a young railway officer named G. L. Ormsby, son…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Grenfell; It's Wheat, it's Wool, and it's Railway
THE GRENFELL CROP FOR THE SEASON 1903-4 yielded 90,000 sacks of wheat, and, with the exception of a few thousand bags, was despatched by rail, mostly in its natural state, and the…
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We have received the following notification from Mr. G. F. Rowney, District Works Inspector, Lake Cudgellico : --" Removal of Headquarters…
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On Monday we offered our ninth catalogue of the season, consisting of 5304 bales, the most representative that we have so far submitted to buyers. Included…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Notes on Current Events the Railway Commissioners
THERE is a popular delusion that the Railway Commissioners are by law exempt from outside interference, short of the combined action of both Houses of Parliament. It received a rude…
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Mr Kelly is in receipt of the following communication from the treasury on the above subject :-- The Treasury, New South Wales, Sydney 9th Dec…
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The Railway Commissioners in their wisdom have seen fit to refuse to issue the customary cheap tickets from For[?]es to Parkes in connection with…
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Mr Edgar Wallace writes amusingly in the London "Daily Mail" of September 23rd:— "What'll be the badge for that…
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Most Londoners know Madame Batavia, the highly trained bear of the Royal Italian Circus. Her clever, tricks haye for some time post provided a fund of…
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We held our [?] sale of the season on Tuesday. [?] of 5 326 [?] very good [?] superior [?]…
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The following story (writes "Robin Goodfellow") is related by a correspondent, who, although he did not himself' witness the incident, vouches for its…
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