The Railway Commissioners
In regard to the Railway Commissioner difficulty it is stated that Mr. Oliver is to be asked to resign, and that remuneration be offered him, and Mr. Fehonisis also said…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
367 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 7 of 19
A Motor Cap Climb
A daring 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 Moorland Branch of the N. C. Land Settlement 'and Railway League held its annual meeting on Friday, 4th instant--the President in the chair…
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ACCORDING to a wire received by Mr. Adams, secretary of the Railway League, on Thursday from Mr. J. McFarlane, M.L.A., nine members of…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes in the Stock and Station Journal :--When I was in Sydney I was under the impression that the reason the North Coast…
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THE much-talked-of visit of Parliamentary representatives in connection with the proposed North Coast Railway is over, as far as this part of the coast is concerned…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cycling and Motoring Notes From the Dunlop Rubber Co. of Australasia, Ltd. 108 Flinders-street, Melbourne
Many cyclists have met with fatal accidents by falling from their machines when travelling at eight or ten miles an hour, but there are several instances of motorists being precipitated from their vehicles…
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The Parliamentary party arranged for the purpose of affording members of the Legislative Assembly an opportunity of seeing the country through…
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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…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North Coast Railway. Visit of Parliamentary Party
OWING to a series of mishaps, the party of Ms.P., travelling over the country between Maitland and Grafton, did not reach Kempsey until about 11…
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THE Parliamentary railway party reached Bellingen on Wednesday night at 10.30 from Port Macquarie. They were met at Bellinger Heads by the Secretary and President of the Railway League, and…
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The all day reliability motor test undertaken by the well-known Melbourne motorists, Messrs. C. B. Kellow and H. B. James, was brought to a successful termination on Thursday week last. when the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North Coast Railway. the Parliamentary Tour
A SERIES of mishaps disarranged the visit of the Parliamentary Party right through their tour to the Clarence. As indicated in our last issue, the journey to Kempsey was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →North Coast Railway. STEAMER v. TRAIN
THE "Sydney Morning Herald," in the course of a loading article, says when the question of the North Coast railway is dismissed a difficulty is raised in regard to the competition of the steamers which trade…
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'Pat,'said plodding Pete, 'we' re getting left again.''What's the matter?'asked Pat, ' Why, don't you see, if des[?] railroads…
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An amusing instance of precocious repartee was heard a few days ago on a tram. The car was crowded, and silting next each other were a…
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THE Daily Telegraph's special correspondent with the Parliamentary party writes :--Complaint was made in previous reports of the speed at which…
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A cablegram was received by Mr. C. B. Kellow from Messrs Humber & Co., Coventry, last week congratulation him on his fine performances— 556 miles in 24 hours. Humbers cabled that the…
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