Adaminaby and Gegedzerick Roads
THE following correspondence is placed before our readers:— T[?]viot Bank, Adaminaby, November 8th, 1881…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1881
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Duke's Springs Road
MR. H. S. BADGERY, M.L.A., has courteously forwarded the following communication:— Department of Public works,…
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Mr. R. L. Tooth, M.P., has tent the following telegram to Mr. C. W. Spring, hon. Secretary, Cooma Progress Committee:— REDFERN, Friday…
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THE hon. member for Braidwood, Mr. Alexander Ryrie, who returned from Sydney on Saturday, kindly supplied us with some information…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, the plans and books of reference for the Railway from Goulburn to Cooma were laid upon the table…
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THE following telegram has been received by Mr. Geo. W. Spring, hon. secretary of Cooma Progress Committee, from Messrs. H. S. Badgery…
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The line leaves the Great Southern Railway at the crossing of the Run of Water Creek, about three and a half miles south of Goulburn, (137½ miles from Sydeny),…
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GEORGE ROBINSON, guard on the Crown-street train, while in the act of collecting fares in Elizabeth-street, near Park-street, on Wednesday, was…
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AN inquest was held to day, at the City Coroner's office, as to the cause of death of George Frederick Robinson, a guard on the tramway line, who was killed…
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