The North Coast Railway
A PARTY of railway officials from Sydney Visited the Wauchope to Kempsey section of the North Coast line last week for the purpose of inspecting it, prior to its formal…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1917
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Railway Opening
On Monday night Mayor Lane presided at a well amended meeting of the committee in charge of the district preparations for the celebration…
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The committee in charge of this function met in the Marconic Hall Monday night, in goodly number, Mayor, Lane being chairman…
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Messrs. Nalder and Chrystal, honorary secretaries of the railway opening committee have had word that the Railway commissioner, in…
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Michael Laverty, Taylor's Arm, in a letter to the Council on Tuesday, enclosed his cheque for £26 as his contribution towards a bridge at…
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Mr. Gossip, agent for Morton & Hays, wrote to the Council on Tuesday, asking to have the fences erected on both sides of the road passing…
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The celebrations in connection with the official opening of the Wauchope to Kempsey section of the North Coast railway promise to attract a record crowd to the…
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Some 35 citizens, under the chairmanship of Mayor Lane, attended Monday night's meeting of the committee in charge of the forthcoming railway…
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Mr. Patterson, Acting Engineer, in his report to the Council last week made reference to the damages caused by the flood. The roads, culverts and…
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GIVEN fine weather, there will be a large passenger list from Wingham and Upper Manning to Kempsey Railway Opening on Wednesday next,…
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Some 35 citizens, under the chairmanship of Mayor Lane, attended Monday might's meeting of the committee in charge of the forthcoming…
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The official organ of the Railway and Tramway Officers' Association, referring to the recent strike, says that a man's wrong actions bring unto him…
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Latest advices tend to show that there will be no bitch in the opening of the Wauchope to Kempsey section of the North Coast railway, ami the event will…
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THE opening of the Wauchope-Kempsey Section of the North Coast Railway forms another link between the main Northern Line and the Grafton Tweed…
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For over a mouth Temagog people have been unable to cross the river except by boat, and necessarily suffer much inconvenience in getting…
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Wednesday, November 28, the fifth section of the railway, from Wane[?]ope to Kempsey, will be officially the establishment of a line of railway to pass through [?] river districts and connect with Sydney was…
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The celebrations in connection with official opening of the Wauchope to Kempsey section of the North Coast railway promise to attract a…
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ON Monday night, in the Masonic Hall, some 27 members of the Rail opening Celebration Committee attended the filial meeting prior to…
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IT was mentioned in a previous issue of the CHRONICLE that a suggestion had been made to organise a fund in the Manning District wherewith to…
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Important are in time-table alterations are announcement. The now mail train will leavy Kemps[?]y at 6.25 p.m., arriving in…
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