The Road from Goulburn to Cooma
The Cooma Progress Committee has, through the hon. secretary, Mr. G. W. Spring, received the following reply to the letter drawing attention…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1879
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Main Roads through Cooma
MR. JOHN MURPHY, M.P., has handed us the following reply to the letter forwarded to the Hon. Minister for Works by Mr. G. W. Spring, hon…
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Jim Excellency the Government, with the advice of the Executive Council, having deemed it expedient to open and make parish road mentioned in the schedule…
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THE people of Cooma have formed themselves into a Railway Len[?] Mr. J.E.P. Walker being hon. Treasurer, and are in favour in the route…
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Gate No. 408. Applicant, James Litchfield. Description—Gate (not less than 11 feet wide), on the road from Coolringdon to Myalla, at its intersection with, and on the…
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Description—Deviation in the road from Queanbeyan to [?], for approaches to new bridge over Molonglo River, with a branch to the road from Queanbeyan to Collector,…
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THE Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, having deemed it expedient to open and make the several parish roads…
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MELBOURNE. Tuesday.—An adjourned indignation meeting was held yesterday for the purpose of protesting against the dilatory…
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[?], THE TAILOR, KILLED. ON Tuesday afternoon a shocking accident took place at the Newtown Railway Station, resulting in the…
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Description—Deviation in the road form Bore to Bung[?], at But[?] or Deep Creek (in lien of part of road previously confirmed in Government Gazette, 12th…
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Description—Two d[?]viatious in the road from the Yass and Gundaroo road near Fairfield, towards Gunning, counties of King and Murray, in lien of parts of road…
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THE lines of parish roads mentioned in the annexed schedule have been formally marked and opened by the proper officer, and the same are now…
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HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, having deemed it expedient to open and make the parish road mentioned…
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THE City c[?]roner, on Thursday morning, held an inquest at the Brecknock A[?] Hotel, Lower George-street, Sydney. [?]eerning the death of a man…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Friday, March 7th. Mr. Thompson asked the Secretary for Public Works—with reference to…
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People living on the casterly side of Cooma Creek cannot get into town, as there is no bridge, and the bottom end of Sharp-street, near the Market…
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A Meeting of the sub-committee appointed by Cooma Progress Committee was held in the Court House, Cooma on Wednesday afternoon…
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WE extract the following speeches from the Queanbeyan Age's report of the demonstration at the opening of Gundaroo Bridge on the 10th instant…
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In accordance with advertisement a meeting was held in Cooma Court House on Saturday afternoon. Notwithstanding the shortness of the…
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On Saturday afternoon, Mr. G. Spring, the hon. Secretary of Cooma Progress Committee, forwarded, agreeably to instructions, to Mr…
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