Railway Meeting
A VERY well attended public meeting was held at the Protest Hall Taree on Tuesday the 18th instant to consider a draft petition for a railway to connect the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1882
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The Railway
IN another column will be found a report of a large and influential meeting of the inhabitants of Stroud and neighbourhood, convened to advocate a north coast railway…
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A large and influential meeting of the inhabitants of Stroud and neighbourhood, convened to advocate a north coast railway from the Great Northern line via Port…
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THE matter of a north coast railway, from the Great Northern Railway at Maitland, via Stroud, Gloucester, Manning, and of necessity Port Macquarie, to the Clarence River, is agitating the…
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From the tranquil and almost torpid township of Stroud comes the first note of anew railway agitation. Parliament has now sanctioned a south-coast railway, and naturally…
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THERE is no doubt as to who “Spokeshave,” the contributor of a silly letter to the Manning River Times, about the Northern Coast Railway, is. And there is no doubt that he,…
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IT is gratifying to find that the subject of the Northern-coast railway is being earnestly discussed by the metropolitan Press. Elsewhere we have republished an able…
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We take the following extract from the speech of the Attorney General, at the opening of the railway to Uralla. statistics given will be of great public…
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A LARGELY attended, and very representative meeting was held, at the Protestant Hall, Tarce, on Tuesday afternoon last, to consider the question of sending a…
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IT has been said by opponents of a northern coast railway that it would cost more to carry maize to market by railway than it would by steamer or sailing craft. As a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Official Correspondence. Department of Public Works, Roads branch. Sydney, 19th August, 1882
SIR,— I have the honor to inform you that the Secretary for Public Works has approved of a sum of £50 being granted for expenditure by the local officer on the [?]…
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THE Government have concluded Messrs. Shaw and Blyth, on behalf of the, Australian syndicate, a provisional agreement for the construction of a land grant…
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SOMEWHAT over twelve months ago a public movement was made in this district, in the direction of urging the Government to construct a railway to connect the Northern…
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WE reprint from the Sydney Morning Herald the report of the interview with the Honorable the Minister for Works by the Deputation from the Northern coast districts respecting…
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IN the Sydney Morning Herald of the 8th Sept. appears a letter from Mr. F. G. Panton on the subject of a railway from Armidale to Trial Bay. We have no disposition…
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We publish elsewhere a full account of the proceedings of the deputation that interviewed the Minister of Works, last Friday, on the subject of a railway to connect…
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There is a bold originality about the New England cum Trial Bay railway scheme that entitles it to consideration, at all events. The chances of the scheme ever coming to…
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"There is a voice in the winds that keep blowing to-night. A voice that is sail to hear: It moaneth in anguish, then it shrieketh in fright,…
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So much has been written about the desire of the people of the Macleay and the Clarence to have, and to be satisfied with railways to connect them with New England,…
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A MODERATELY well attended meeting took place, at the School of Arts, Wingham, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Deputation lately sent to Sydney to interview…
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