The Hay-deniliquin Railway
The following appeared in our Country Edition on Saturday:— An adjourned meeting to consider the application of Mr Harley Tarrant for a lease of land upon which…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1886
178 stories in Murray's papers · page 2 of 9
The Proposed Tramway
The proposal by Mr Harley Tarrant "and others" to contruct a tramway from Hay to Deniliquin has received a decided check at the hands of the Local Land Board. The matter was first brought before…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Rebates on Goods for New South Wales
ACCORDING to a now by-law of the Railway Commissioners, published in last night's Gazelle, " goods forwarded from Melbourne, Williamstown, or Port Melbourne to…
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A horrible railway murder, similar in its details to that of M. Bireme—with the exception that the victim, was not a p[?]on occupying any prominent position, and that…
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A rather serious accident to a passenger and goods train happened on Tuesday afternoon on the line between Beech worth Junction and Beechworth. It was fortunately unattended…
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"RUSSIA is building a strategic railway to the Austrian frontier." You know what a strategic railway is, don't you? Buys its right of ways from the farmers for an annual pass, then…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Railway Rebates on Goods for New South Wales
[?]cording to a new by-law of the Victorian Rail[?] Commissioner published in the lust Gazette, [?] forwarded from Melbourne, Williamstown, [?] Port Melbourne to Wodonga, Waligunyah, or…
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AN Albury contemporary, in an article reviewing the financial proposals of the JENNINGS' Administration, finds time for a slap at that bugbear of…
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A terrible explosion, involving the destruction of part of the Victoria Station, Norwich, took place recently. It occurred in a room which had been just finished as…
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A railway collision has occurred near Mentone, in which two persons were killed…
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"Whoever can that be at this time of night?" said Mrs. Layton, of Oaklands Farm, as a load knock came at the front door, and startled the farmer from his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Accident on the Zigzag. Tourists’ Train Partially Wrecked. a Number of the Passengers Injured
Rumours reached Sydney on Monday that a railway accident had happened at the Zigzag, and that several persons had been killed and many injured. The following facts have been…
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A boy named James Jamieson, 10 years of age, son of Dr. Jamieson, of Collins-street, was run over by a tramcar in Russell-street, Melbourne, on Tuesday, and dreadfully injured…
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"An accident!" gasped Frank; "why, he aimed his gun right at me!" "It was an accident, I tell you, Frank, dear," answered Lily, smoothing the hair…
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"RUSSIA is building a strategic railway to the Austrian frontier." You know what a strategic railway is, don't you? Buys its right of ways from the farmers for an annual pass, then…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Deputation to the Minister of Railways
A deputation representing the residents of Wodonga, accompanied by Mr. Tuthill, M.L.A., and Mr. Ferguson, M.L A., waited on the Minister of Railways in Melbourne on…
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In regard to the intercolonial changing station question, Mr. Tuthill, M.L.A., has received the following letter from the chairman of the Railway Commissioners:—“Sir,…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Turning the Points. a Railway Porter's Story. Told to His Vicar
Bob Seratcherty was a parishioner of mine, and a strange specimen of a parishioner for any clergyman to own. He was a rugged, grizzly man of about…
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"Whoever can that be at this time of night?" said Mrs. Layton. of Oaklands Farn, as a loud knock came at the front door, and startled the farmer from his…
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