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Murray · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1860

32 stories in Murray's papers · page 1 of 2

The Bridge at Deniliquin

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 13 January 1860 · page 2

IT is, we presume, no secret that the attempt to build a Bridge over the Edward, at Deniliquin, by a Joint-stock Company has proved a failure. We regret this very much,…

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The Bridge. to the Editor of the Pastoral Times

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 20 January 1860 · page 3

SIR,—I subscribe to your views on the bridge question; but, really, were you not a leette premature in saying, as you did in your last leader —“it is we, presume, no secret that the attempt…

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Wahgunyah Bridge

The Border Post · Saturday 21 January 1860 · page 2

We understand the requisite capital for the completion of this structure is nearly all subscribed, and that a commencement will be made as soon as the Act of Incorporation can be procured…

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Local Intelligence. the Bridge Question

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 16 March 1860 · page 3

We publish the following correspondence for the information of our reader:— Sydney. Jan 12, 1860. My Dear Edwards,—I have just received and have…

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Murray Bridge. (To the Editor of the Border Post )

The Border Post · Wednesday 28 March 1860 · page 2

Sir,—I only think it right to correct an error into which many appear to have fallen through the misrepresentations of the Hon. member for the Hume District…

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Echuca Pontoon Bridge to the Editor of the Pastoral Times St. Kilda, April 9, 1860

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 13 April 1860 · page 2

SIR,—I observe your correspondent at Moama has been again furnishing a lot of vicious misstatements. It is well known that 15,000 sheep an hour can be crossed over my ponton bridge It has…

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The Road Question

The Border Post · Saturday 28 April 1860 · page 2

ALBURY although included in the colony' yelept New South Wales, has really a greater interest in what is done in the way of intercommunication by the Melbourne Assembly…

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A Road to Kiandra

The Border Post · Wednesday 20 June 1860 · page 2

WHATEVER may be the result of the petition to His Excellency anent the Customs, we trust those among; us who have come forward with so much energy in defence of the rights of…

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The Road to Kiandra

The Border Post · Wednesday 27 June 1860 · page 2

On reference to our municipal council report in another column it will he seen that steps are at length likely to he taken to secure the Albury route to Kiandra, the…

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Kiandra Road Meeting

The Border Post · Saturday 7 July 1860 · page 2

WE observe by an advertisement in another colnmn that a meeting will take place this evening at Kidds Exchange Hotel, with a view to taking steps to induce the Government to…

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The Road to Kiandra

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Wednesday 11 July 1860 · page 3

A meeting was held at Kidd’s Exchange Hotel, Townsend-street, Albury, on Saturday evening, 7th July, 1860, for die purpose of taking into consideration the necessity of at once pointing out to the…

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Kiandra Road. Public Meeting

The Border Post · Wednesday 11 July 1860 · page 2

In consequence of a notice issued by his Worship the Mayor of Albury, a meeting was convened at the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of taking into…

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Kiandra Road

The Border Post · Wednesday 18 July 1860 · page 2

A Public Meeting was held on Saturday evening last at Nichell’s Rose Hotel, Kiewa Street, for the purpose of laying before the public the memorial to the Minister of Works, representing…

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Kiandra Road. ( To the Editor of the Border Post.)

The Border Post · Saturday 28 July 1860 · page 2

SIR,—I beg to forward to you a statement that you may read in your leisure moments and bring to your own conclusion the propriety of publishing it or any part of it, under my present…

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The Kiandra Road

The Border Post · Saturday 4 August 1860 · page 2

The following Memorial, bearing the signatures of 110 of the inhabitants of Tumberumba, has been received by Mr. Fallon, and will be transmitted to the…

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Peotry. the Road of Life

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Saturday 11 August 1860 · page 4

Oil. youth I happy youth I what a bleaming In they [?] of dawn and of dew I When hope the young heart is [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?][?]…

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The Weather and the Railway

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Saturday 11 August 1860 · page 4

The Great Southern line between Liverpool and Campbel town is still closed for traffic, the embankments having beeN injured in several places by the heavy and incessant mills. Yesterday being…

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Bridge Over the Murray

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Saturday 18 August 1860 · page 2

The ceremony of driving the first pile of the New Bridge took place on Thursday, on the Victorian side of the river. (We think it ought to have been driven in New South…

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Temporary Bridge Over the Edward

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 31 August 1860 · page 3

ON Monday last a meeting was held at the Royal Hotel of the parties interested in the erection of a temporary bridge over the Edward, between the two Deniliquins, and Robert [?]…

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Ligar‘s Road. (To the Editor of the Border Post.)

The Border Post · Wednesday 19 September 1860 · page 2

SIR,—Having just traversed (as near as practicable) the line of road between Kiandra and Tintalderah. on the Hume River, known as Ligar‘s route, which is represented by various advertisements…

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