Railway Meeting
A public meeting was held at the residence of Mr D. Berrell, Euglo, on Saturday afternoon last for the purpose of forming a railway league to…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1910
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Railway Extension
The Orange "Leader" recently devoted a leader in support of an agitation now being fostered to resuscitate certain Railway Leagues between…
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The Public Works Committee on Friday, examined Mr Hutchinson, Chief Engineer, Railway and Tramway Construction…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence Railway Matters. (To The Editor)
Sir,—I see that your Eugowra correspondent, in dealing with the above subject, is inclined to question the claim of the Gregra-Canowiudra…
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The local league met on Thursday evening, Mr Taylor presiding ; present —Messrs Rheuben, P. Cusack, Clark, Josephson, Madden, Black, J. Frazer…
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The following article, which appeared in a city daily last week, throws a good deal of light on the question of railway construction as…
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A petition to the Canoblas Shire Council is being numerously signed by ratepayers interested and public users of the Orange-Cargo road,…
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Sir Reginald Wingate, the Sirdar, watched with keen interest on the sands near Dunbar, on the east coast of Scotland, on 4th September, the testing of a…
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An astounding assault case, in which the complainant, a young lad, was tied to the railway lines by his tormentors, was investigated by the…
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Stourbridge, in Worcestershire, can claim the honour of having supplied America with its first railway locomotive. Early in 1828 the Delaware and Hudson canal…
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Evidence given by the Chief Engineer with reference to the ex[?]ension of the Temola-Barellan line a farther distance of 32 miles in the direction…
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A meeting of the Condobolin Railway League was held in the Council Chambers on Saturday afternoon, last, present being:-- Messrs H. A. Leifer…
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Sir,—Seeing the time is quickly approaching when another effort will be advisable to secure the consummation of the above object, those who have…
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The "Temps" of May 24 publishes [?]n interesting account of the negotiations between England, France. and Italy, respecting the Ethiopian…
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A meeting of the above was held at Ungarie on 5th instant. Not[?] withstanding the attraction of the Ungarie v. Bera Cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence Railway Matters. (To the Editor)
Sir,— The residents of Wamboyne and district, have for years, [?]elt the want of railway facility and quite recently formed a league with the…
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Says the Orange "Advocate"—An assistance which is behoves all concerned to strive for is a train from Parkes to Orange (of to Molong to…
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French waterways—those chemins qui marchent, as Michelet calls them —are of infinite charm and diversity. The rapids of the Tarn, with their…
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Last Wednesday evening, (9th inst) the local railway station staff had an opportuty of showing the result of their three months study of the art of…
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The Premier motored from Graften to Casino the other day, and beat the train by three quarters of an hour. Despite the fact…
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