The Railway Commissioners at Cudal
On their way from Canowindra to Manildra last week the Railway Commissioners (Messrs. Febon and Kirkaldie) having stopped at Cudal for dinner, were…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
274 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 12 of 14
By Motor Bike
If the weather remains fine, Mr Oldham intends leaving on Monday morning on his motor bike, travelling via Grenfell to attend the Synod at…
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Walter Raymond writes in the "Westminster Gazette":—It was on the Fosse Way. Mile after mile the old Roman road…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Ladies' Column. Valuable Toilet Hints. Motoring and the Complexion
Few women, realise the damage motoring does to the complexion unless proper precautions are taken to protect the skin before from and to thoroughly cleanse it afterwards…
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The Railway Commissioners have occasionally to deal with somewhat delicate matters. In this direction it may be mentioned [?] with regard to…
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THE following letter has been received by the hon. secretaries of the Railway League from Mr. Eden George, M.L.A.:—Parliament House…
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AT Dubbo a youth named Stedman, 16 years of age, was crossing the railway bridge aud was knocked dowu by a passing truck with an engine behind…
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A TELEGRAM from Dubbo states:—A deputation, consisting of residents of Dubbo, and all the towns along the Coonamble line, is being organised to…
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A Railway Man" writes in the London "Daily Mail" of September 4th:— In the face of all that English railways are at present doing in the way…
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The single line branch or the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway to Thames Haven is closed for traffic, but as the inhabitants of the district have…
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London has no fewer than ten main systems of railway radiating from it. This number is exclusive of the eight local. ines of the Metropolis. A recent return showed…
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A novel type of motor-boat has been designed in France for the International Cup, to be run far Aroachon. The hull has an absolutely flat bottom, 8ft. wide in…
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A Geelong correspondent draws attention to what appeared to him to be the awful plight of a prisoner who was brought to the local gaol from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Ladies' Column. Valuable Toilet Hints. Motoring and the Complexion
Few women realise die damage motoring does to the complexion unless proper precautions are taken to protect the skin beforehand, and to thoroughly cleanse it afterwards…
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What in the aggregate amounts to an enormous sum per annum is taken out of the pockets of the railway companies by the petty pilferings of a certain…
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The motor waggon system in agricultural districts in England is extending. Two services of motor waggons have been established to meet the needs of…
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A "Railway Man" writes in the London "Daily Mail" of September 4th:— In the face of all that English…
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The Single line branch of the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway to Thames Haven is closed for traffic, but as the inhabitants of the district have…
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OUR friends at Peak Hill are agitating for a railway from Narromine to their town. They can rest satisfied that, if the Government be honest, they are…
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Mr. J J Finn, Secretary, has courteously handed us the following letter for publication:— The Secretary. Railway League, Canowindra.—Dear Sir—I have…
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