Speed on English Railways
There is every indication that the racing in the railway world will be taken up again shortly, and the distance between the Metropolis and the Scottish capital…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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Our Railway System
It is an admitted fact that the reason why New South Wales does not develop its resources quicker is due to the existing conditions under which…
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There are indications that, the motor car will soon supplant, to a large extent the present day carriers' turnout, and will perhaps delay the projected…
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The questions put to those who were examined by the Public Works Committee, indicate that members of the Committee favour the Betterment…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Road up Batar's Creek--Kendall. Public Works Department, Sydney. 20th Oct 1903
SIR,--In reply to your letter of 8th August last, re toe road up Batar's Creek, Kendall, I have the honor to inform you that the Minister has approved of the Lands Department being moved to establish a…
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The State railway revenue for September increased by £31,130, and expenditure by, £13,560…
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GIVING evidence last week before the P. W. C., Mr. W. S. Targett said that the proposed railway would, in his opinion, open up a large extent of rich country…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Motto Road. Public Works Department, Sydney, 29th Oct., 1903
SIR,--Referring to your letter of 17th May last, asking for improvement of the road to Motto, I have the honor to inform you the Minister has approved of additional formation on this road, and…
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NOW if you want a baronetcy, or even a knighthood, you will have one of the best chances by becoming a grocer; but if you…
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MR. O'Sullivan, in the Legislative Assembly recently, gave the figures regarding the cost of the new Railway Station, which are: Total expenditure from Iran vote, £415,256. Of this the payment for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The North Coast Railway. Opposed by the Railway Commissioners. Sydney
MR. Oliver, in giving evidence before the Public Works Committee, said that the Railway Commissioners were unable to recommend the proposed North Coast line…
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MR. OLIVER, in giving evidence before the Public Works Committee, said that the Rail way Commissioners were unable to, recommend the proposed North Coast line from…
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THE inquiry into the proposed line of railway from Maitland to South Grafton was continued last week by the Public Works Committee. The Chief commissioner for…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday last Mr. Affleck asked Mr. O'Sullivan a most irritating question. "Is it a fact," he inquired "that instructions have been…
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REPRESENTATIVES of the ' Municipal Association on Wednesday saw Mr. Davis (Under Secretary for Works) in the absence of the Minister. The…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Road from Bobin Creek. Public Works Department. Sydney, 13th Nov., 1903
SIR,--With reference to the petition presented by you, signed by Messrs. John Wallace, Alfred Moore, J. P. Green, and other residents of Bobin, asking for a grant to repair the worst portions of the road from…
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SIR--With reference to the communication presented by you from the Lorne Progress Committee (Mr. Thomas Toms, Hon. Secretary), urging repair of road at the cutting known as Donkie's--road,…
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It is impossible to read the evidence of Mr. OLIVER the Chief Commissioner of Railways, with respect to the North Coast railway project, without realising that the present system…
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Giving evidence before the Public Works Committee, Mr. Deane, Engineer- in- Chief, said that whether it would be cheaper to commence the…
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MR. Oliver, Chief Commissioner for Railways, was examined before the Public Works Committee on Tuesday. Members of the Committee present were Messrs…
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