Railway Accident
WE learn from Mr. D.E. Troughton C.P.S., who returned from Sydney to Cooma on Sunday night, that a serious collision between a tourist…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1886
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Telegram The Railway Accident. SYDNEY
A SERIOUS railway accident took place at Bowal at 1230 on Saturday afternoon between the tourist train from Sydney to Goulburn and…
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SIR.—I am directed to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 28th instant, on the subject of this Big Jack road from Eden to Bombala, and to inform you that…
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THE Minister for Works has invited tenders for the erection of the Queanbeyan railway station, cattle yards, goods shed, and other offices. The architect's estimate of the…
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THE contractors for No. 2 section of the Gonlburn to Cooma Railway (Bungendore to Micalago) are making highly satisfactory progress with their contract, although we…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Science. a Portable Railway
A patent has been token out for a railroad which can be laid down and taken up with astonishing ease and despatch. The elaborate processes usually entailed In the…
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A HORRIBLE fatality occurred on the railway line at Marrickville railway station on Monday afternoon, when a married woman named Alice…
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THE following letter has been [?] to us by Mr. Harold Stephen, M.f., for publication :- Department of Public Works,…
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The following letters have been handed to us by Mr. I. A. Shannon for publication :- Department of Public Works,…
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MR. GEORGE BEBNER, the chief clerk of the Railway Department, was arrested this morning at an hotel in Lower George-street, where he had apparently been drinking. It appears…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Railway Frauds. [Through Greville's Telegram Co] SYDNEY
At the Police Court yesterday, Berner, chief clerk in the Railway Department, charged with embezzling , was remanded until next…
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MESSRS. R. H. CLIFFORD and Kelly, a deputation from Micalago, were introduced to the Minister for Works on Friday morning at Parliament…
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HOBART, Wednesday.—The scene of the wreck and carnage was on the Fingal line, on the Launceston side. The line at the point in question describes a…
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A DEPUTATION consisting of Messrs. Ferg[?]son, Hassall, Harold Stephen, Dawson, Purves, Hammond, and Moore, M's.L.A., waited on the Minister for Works on…
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The hearing of the charge against Lionel William Lee and Duncan M'Allister, which was adjourned on Thursday week at the request of Mr…
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WE hear that the gentleman commissioned by the Government to make enquiries concerning the suitableness or otherwise of the present site for your…
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ON Monday night, the largest public meeting of any ever held in Cooma took place in the School of Arts. A great number of the ratepayers felt…
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THE meeting on Monday may be desoribed as [?]ently, successful in the purpose for which it was convened, which was to obtain so far as it was…
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THE Railway Meeting in the Cooma School of Arts on Monday evening last has entirely dispelled the idea that the residents of Cooma cannot be…
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A cowardly attempt to commit a crimminal assault on a young lady aged 19 a respectable resident of Mot[?] occurred on Monday last in…
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