Lament of the Wodonga Bridge. To the Editor of the Border Post
SIR,âI was once the pride of all the neighbourhood, and travellers far and near sung my praises, for I carried them safely over; and although to place me…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1858
18 stories in Murray's papers
The Waterloo Bridge Murder
The surmises and conjectures to which this shocking affair has given rise would fill the whole of this sheet if reported as we find them detailed in…
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THE opening of that portion of the Great Southern Railway which has recently been conducted between Liverpool and Campbelltown took place yesterday, amid the noclamations…
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THE late formal opening of the so-called âGreat Southernâ railway from Sydney to Campbelltown, and the approaching ceremony of turning the first [?] of the Melbourne and…
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IT IS really [?] to note the tremendous difficulties which [?] the prosecution of public works in the interior, even in cases where such works are admittertly of…
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It will be remembered that some short time since, a petition was adapted by the inhabitants of Wodonga, praying His Excellency to impress upon the Executive Council the necessity for the…
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A new light has at length burst upon the Governmental vision, and ministers are beginning to discover that they can make no better bid for popularity than by at once…
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In the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales on the 3rd., Mr G. MACLEAT moved, âThat an address be presented to the Governor-General, praying that his Excellency will be pleased to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonial Intelligence. Dreadful Murder on the Main ROAD.(From the Ballarat Star.)
On Saturday morning the public of Ballarat were apprised that during the night previous, a fearful murder had been committed. At about six oâclock that morning, a miner was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Roads and the Mails
IT will readily be guessed from the absence of New South Wales news in the inner page of to-dayâs paper, that something has gone wrong with the mails. That such should be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Originalcorrespondence, the Roads and the MAILS.(To the Editor of the Post & telegraph.) Gundagai. October 2nd, 1858
SIR,âI for one mutt thank you for your leader on âRoads and mails,â in last Wednesdayâs issue. Constant agitation may perhaps do something to mend matters. However my object in troubling…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The “Constitution” and the Sydney Road
AN article appears in Wednesdayâs Constitution, hearing reference to the proposed expenditure on the public roads in the Ovens district, which, if allowed to pass unnoticed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Intelligence. the Plank Road.— Public Meeting at Wodonga
On Thursday, a public meeting was held at Waiteâs Wodonga Hotel, for the purpose of taking further steps to ensure the formation of a roadway between Wodonga and the…
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Our contemporary has published a reply to the article appearing in Saturdayâs Border Post, and his remarks tend to show that he does not exactly understand the point at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Intelligence. Public Meeting —District Courts —Road Expensiture
Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at the Court House, for the propose of impressing upon the Government the necessity of establishing a District Court in Albury and…
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The following is the reply of Dr. Murphy to the communication from the Chairman of the late meeting at Wodonga, enclosing resolutions adopted in reference to the plank road :â…
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If the erection of a bridge across the Murray were not such a very serious matter involving [?] the safety of property to an [?] extent and also impossible to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Land on the Sydney Road
Our readers will be aware that for nearly three years the people of Albury have been petitioning for the sale of the land on the Sydney-road, situated in the environs of the…
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