Our Sydney Letter the Railway C0mmissi0ners
The intentions of the Government with regard to the Railway Commissioners are now foreshbadowed with some degree of certainty. The…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
349 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 18
Peak Hill to Trundle Road
MR. EDEN GEORGE, M.L.A., has forwarded us the following letter for publication:— Public Works Department. sydney…
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AT the last meeting of the Parkes Council it was decided, on the motion of Ald. Medlyn seconded by Ald. Fisher, to communicate with Peak…
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AN exchange says that there is a likelihood of Mr. C. J. Oliver, Chief Railway Commissioner, being appointed to the Upper House if he resigns his…
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Some hitch, the reason thereof we have been unable to ascertain, occurred in the letting of the tender for the uncompleted portion of this railway line,…
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As a result of the alarm caused by the Merstham and Crick Tunnel tragedies, the Midland Railway Company have recently reserved special compartments…
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A dating feat was successfully accomplished by Mr Charles Jarrett lately, in a motor-car, by the ascent of Arthur’s Seat, the historic mountain which overlooks the…
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The first prize in the recent competition of devices permitting a starting of vehicle motor from the driver’s seat was divided between M. Isnard, manufacturer of the…
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THE following correspondence explains itself:— Farmers' and Settlers' Association, Narromine Branch, 9th May, 1906…
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SOME hitch, the reason thereof we (CHAMPION) have been unable to ascertain, occurred in the letting of the tender for the uncompleted portion of…
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MR. EDEN GEORGE, M.L.A., writes as follows to the Editor of the EXPRESS: I have had several tussels with the Minister over this matter and I regret…
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"The Daily Man" of 8th March writes:—Baron von Litzwie, a member of the Prusian Upper House, sixty-eight years of age, was travelling from Stettin to…
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The State Premier (Mr. J. B. Carruth[?] last week received ,a deputation [?] of 34 members of the [?] [?] the necessity [?]…
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"Unless five hundred Chinese are be headed and the scarps brought to the power station the tramcars cannot start running." Such was the awful report…
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How is it that some people who in the ordinary affairs of life are humane, considerate, and careful, lose this character the moment they seat themselves…
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Mr W. K. Garrett Fisher writes in the London "Daily Mail":—The possibilities of human locomotion are advancing rapidly. The…
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AT the last meeting of the Narromine Farmers' and Settlers' Association, the President (Mr. Frater) stated that, according to promise, he had seen the…
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MR. EDEN GEORGE, M.L.A., writes as follows to the Editor of the EXPRESS:—Parliament House, Sydney, 31st May, 1906.—I have just had a further…
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A MEETING of the Railway League was held on Saturday last, Mr. J. D. MacKay occupying the chair. Letters were read from Mr. Eden George, and…
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A VERY important meeting of the Railway League is convened for Saturday, 16th June, at 2.30 p.m., and a large and representative…
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