Railway Extension
A mercantile firm in Sydney have submitted a proposition to the Government of New South Wales on the subject of railway extension. They point out that extended communication,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1867
48 stories in Murray's papers · page 2 of 3
Railway to Deniliquin
Evidence of W. A. Tetley, Esq., C. E., before the Parliamentary Committee, continued :— You had two different gauges—wide and narrow? Yes…
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SIR,âWhile passing up Kiewa Street yesterday, I observed a small reservoir opposite Mr. Rauâs house. In order to get to the door of the occupant of the house, who is endowed by the Municipal Council…
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Evidence of W. A. Tefley, Esq., C.E, before the Parliamentary Committee, continued:— How would you get more by giving a subsidy than without—the result would be…
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A deputation from the Committee formed at Deniliquin, waited on His Excellency on Wednesday morning at ten o’clock, pursuant to appointment. The deputation comprised Messrs. G. S. Lang, J.P.,…
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GRADUALLY, though it may be slowly, civilization is weaving its network around the Riverine districts, and long before.the black man disappears from amongst us we shall, in all probability, by…
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Evidence of W. A. Tefley, Esq., C. E., before the Parliamentary Committee, concluded:— Do you know the tenure on which the squatters hold their land—Would it pay them to go…
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The following is a copy of the report of the survey of the Woodend portions of the North-Eastern Railway, as furnished to an order of the Legislative Assembly, on the motion of Mr. Kerferd, member for…
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THE most important of all the questions likely to be discussed in the Sydney Leg[?] during the coming Session is [?] the railway question. How the Government…
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After some statement from the MAYOR, Alderman MURRAY proposed that Messrs. G. Day and Mudge be delegated to represent this body at the Conference to be held at Wangaratta on Wednesday next…
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The great Railway Conference was held at Wangaratta on Wednesday last. There were fifty-six delegates present from the various public bodies and Railway Leagues. His…
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IT is generally admitted that we cannot have too much of a good thing, and as it is so, we will take it for granted, and .gain draw the attention of our readers to the all important…
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The following report was, on Friday, brought up by Dr. Lang, the chairman of the committee :— The Select committee of the Legislative Assembly, appointed on the-9th July, 1867,—“-with power to send for…
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THE town of Deniliquin has for some time past been under a cloud ; its prosperity has been materially shaken, and the best of its inhabitants have had their faith in its progress severely tried…
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We give the debate in the Assembly on the above question, from the Sydney journals in full as follows:— Dr. Lang moved, “That the Report of the select…
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The railway loan proposition of the Government, as might have been expected, gave rise to a long and rather sharp discussion, and at a few minutes to 3 o’clock on Friday morning, the 20th inst, the House,…
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Mr. Martin is quite right in faying that a too exclusive regard to local interests, as relates to railway construction, is opposed to a comprehensive consideration of the national interests. This has always been…
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Now that the flood water is rapidly falling at Albury, the serious damage done to the main Melbourne road across the Wodonga flats becomes more apparent. If the overflow recedes…
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Mr. MATE said that in his opinion the [?] very fairly be taken to [?] where there was a good bridge [?] that [?] be taken across the river. From that point he had no hesitation in…
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On Thursday week information was deceived in Yass by way of Binalong that during the forenoon a series of depredations bad been committed by some armed men upon travellers…
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