Kempsey Railway Opening
The official opening of the new railway fine to Kempsey was performed. by the Minister for Works, Mr. R. T. Bail, a. the West Kempsey station…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1917
241 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 12 of 13
Linking up the North. Opening Railway to Kempsey
November 26th, 1917, will be the Red Letter Day in Kempsey, the occasion being the forging of another link in the chain which 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 aud the…
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"For ten minutes past the observer had been alternately studying his map and the ground 20,000 ft. below, and now he leaned…
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THE official opening of the new railway line from Wauchope in Kempsey (a distance of 30½ miles) was performed by the Minister for Works, Mr. R. T. Ball, at the West…
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Fine weather favored the ceremony connected with the opening of the railway from Wauchope to Kempsey on Wednesday. There was a very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Time-Table
[?]ay time-table is scheduled to come into operation on [?] new service will provide for two trains a day, irre[?] trains to Taree. The ordinary train, which now arrives at [?]nd then goes north, will stop at Taree. A night train…
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The mail train will leave Sydney every evening, Saturdays excepted, at 7.20 p.m, and arrive in Kempsey at, 8.5 a.m. the day following, except on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The North Coast Railway. After Many Years Train Comes To Kempsey and the Triple City Celebrates
THE weeping skies of recant weeks gave way on Wednesday morn to the azure depths of a glorious summer day, and the rain washed town needed…
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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 line, and…
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The discussions about private roads, and the time lost in inspecting road sites, are taking up rather too much of the time of members of the…
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A railroad in the southern part of the United States, in order to make it plain to its patrons why suburban trains are not stopped whether there…
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Mr. Charles James, District Super intendant of Railways, Newcastle, was in town Monday last interviewing local merchants for freight for the…
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SIR,—Permit me to point out that the Marchfield Road, which has been so long in need of repairs, and has been held up, was "marked" by Mr. Engineer Ward, who…
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THESE it a spot in London where the reality of war is brought home to civilians living more or less in safety of their lives and in comfort of their bodies. It is at Charing Cross…
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The changes twenty odd years bring, Were plain to day to me, Along the road of which I sing—The Highway to the Sea…
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GUNNER Wm, O'MEARA, writes from London, under date 13th Oct., to his uncle, Aid. W. O'Maam, of West Kempsey, as follows : I have my leave…
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At Tuesday's meeting Mr. Patterson reported: In connection with damage done to roads and bridges by the heavy rains and flood…
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Mr. Charles James, District Superintendent of Railways, Newcastle, visited Kempsey to interview local merchants as to freight for the…
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Roads were invented for the purpose of getting rid of the people in one place in exchange for those in another place equally undesirable. They were also a fair substitute for climbing…
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