North Coast Railway
Dungog "Chronicle" says: -- The recent wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the work of constructing the second section of the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1911
350 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 5 of 18
The North Coast Railway
The laying of rails of the first section of the North Coast railway has been completed…
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On Monday night there was a full attendance at the monthly meeting of the above Club, when, besides other business, final arrangements were made for their invitation…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Marine Aeroplane
The first heavier than air machine [?]o make successful flights starting from and alighting upon water is the Fabre. For this purpose the…
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Trials have been made in Berlin with an interesting machine invented by Herr Grawert. It is desiged to be used as a motor car, motor boat, and…
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At [?] on Monday a deputation to the Minister for Works urged the early construction of the [?] Coast railway, and one of the speakers said or [?] understood from Mr. Morton that the…
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The recent wet weather has retarded the progress of the work of constructing the second section of the North Coast railway. Since the…
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From Coopernook the Ministerial party went on to Taree, the centre of the Lower Manning, and then to Wingham, the Upper Manning centre,…
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At Kempsey on Monday the Minister made an utterance throwing further light on railway matters. For some days a little bird has been…
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There has been installed on one of the English railways a new system of signalling which, it is claimed, is the most perfect [?] devised The…
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A meeting is called for Saturday evening next at Taylor's Arm for the purpose of considering the question of continuation of the road on the North Bank for…
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Pursuant to notice a public meeting was held at Taylor's Arm on Saturday, attended by about 50 people representative of the whole of the Upper Taylor's Arm…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Laverty's Crossing Bridge. to the Editor
SIR,--A letter was published in your issue of March 24th and signed by Charles Potter, our mailman, and supposed to be written by him by some one behind the…
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The erection of the steel work for the bridge over the Washpool, at the 24-mile, has been completed, and now only requires rivitting to be ready for…
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We are in a position to affirm that there is absolutely no foundation for the rumour regarding the alteration in the Gloucester Station arrangements…
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A train was nearly wrecked near Dinapore military station in Bengal, one native being killed and three Europeans seriously injured…
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A correspondent has forwarded us a report of the meeting held at Laverty's Crossing. A lengthy report of these proceedings appeared last week, and it is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Letter Box. Taylor's Arm Roads. to the Editor
SIR, -- As the question of the roads for the settlers has been so prominent of late before the public, may I crave space to state my humble opinion, as a visitor and…
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OUR Taylor's Arm correspondent informs us that pursuant to an advertisement which appeared in the last issue of the " News," a meeting was held on…
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