Serious Railway Smash
LITHGOW, Thursday.—A serious and fatal collision occurred last night on the great Zigzag. No. 10 engine was proceeding to Sydney with a…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1883
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The Tramwavs
FOLLOWING is the judgment in full of Sir James Martin in the case of Tcohey v. the Commissioner for Railways, delivered yesterday in the…
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MR. H.S. BAGEGERY, M.P. has forwarded the following letter for publication. Department of Public Works…
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WE have received the following letters from Mr. H S. Badgery, M.P.:— Department of Mines. Sydney, 10th May, 1883…
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A deputation of Cooma residents waited on the Government yesterday to urge the construction of the railway from Bungendorr to Cooma…
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A CURIOUS and indictous accident which caused some destruction of property, and narrowly escaped being attended with very serious, if not fatal, [?] to human…
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MR. [?] introduced a deputation to Mr. Stuart, the Acting-Minister of Works, and Mr. Dibbs, the Colonial Treasurer, whose object was to [?] upon the…
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I We received the following letter from Mr. H. S. Badgery, M.P.:—Department of Public Works, Sydney, 22nd May, 1883…
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THE Queanbeyan Railway League held a special meeting on Thursday. Mr. M Byrne, J.P., occupied the chair. The meeting denounced the clandestine and…
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THE appended letter, which has been received by Mr. Spring, will be read with interest:—Sydney, [?]th June, 1883…
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AN Act to declare legal the employment of steam [?] on tramways constructed worked or maintained in pursuance of the "Tramways Extension Act 1880."…
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THE following correspondence has been received by the Municipal Council of Cooma from Mr. H. S. Badgery, M.P.:â…
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THE following agreeable intelligence is placed before our readers:— Sydney, 8th June, 1883. The Editor, Manaro Mercury, Cooma…
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MAJOR BOLBORROW, M.L.A., on Friday morning introduced a deputation, consisting of Messrs F. D. Ratgery and J. Cropper, to Mr. Wright, the Minister of Works. It…
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THE survey of the line has been completed form Bung[?] to Cooma. In a few days, one of the survey parties (there are two camps) will…
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THE presentation of the address at Wodonga having been made to the Marquis of Norma[?], and his lordship having replied, the Victorian train came on to…
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A BIG muster attended the meeting held in the Municipal Chambers, Cooma, on Thursday night. The requisition signed by…
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Mr. George Miller, hotel keeper, sent the following telegram to the Mayor of Cooma: Thanks for Telegram, We had a successful meeting to protest against the proposed…
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THIS morning Messrs. Ryrie. W. Clark, and Badgery, M's.L.A., introduced aa deputation to the Minister of Works, consistion of R. Maddrell, chairman of…
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ANOTHER alarming tram accident, attended with fatal results, occurred in Pitt-street, Sydney, between No. 12 police station and Gipps-street, on Saturday evening. It…
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