Road V. Railway
Three large waggons of the type in vogue before the railway was Introduced passed along Market-street, Sydney, a few days since, af[?] discharging freight at Darling Harbor. They…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1894
227 stories in Murray's papers · page 4 of 12
The New Railway Goods Tariff
THE railway commissioners, alluding to the new goods tariff which come into force on the various lines, say that the public are not properly…
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Mr. J. R, R. Keane has been declared bankrupt, his liabilities amounting to £64,000. Mr. Keane is a brother of Mr. E. Keane, the well-known railway contractor of Western Australia…
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SIR—Yon will, I am sure, permit me to bring to your notice the terribly dangerous condition of the embankment over the Merool Creek at the Quandongs. Owing to the…
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The mixed train from Cooma to Goulburn, which connects with the southern mail at Goulburn at 12.58 a.m., ran into a bullock on Saturday night. The train was delayed for…
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The two Bridge-street burglars Montgomery and Williams have been informed of the decision of the Executive that the capital sentence shall be carried out. Montgomery took the…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Railway Accident in Central America. a Train Derailed. Three Hundred Persons Killed. London, May 16
A cable message has just been received from Panama which states that a train has been derailed railed in the Central American republic of Salvador and that 300 persons have been killed…
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A shocking accident, resulting in the death of a porter named Thomas Hooper happened at the North Fitzroy railway station on Tuesday morning. Hooper was engaged in some…
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The Railway Commissioners and other officials of the department paid their annual visit of inspection to the railway premises and arrangements at Narandera last week. A…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →New South Wales Parliament. Discussion on the Railway Service Sydney, Thursday
Before the Assemby adjourned this morning the second reading of the Betterment Bill was carried by 49 votes to 18 and the bill was taken into committee pro forma…
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The Hay Standard says :—“Some of the sharpers who attended the races last week did what they considered a smart thing, by which the Railway Department was defrauded out of a…
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A concession has just been granted by the Railway Commissioners which, although small in itself, will be appreciated by overland passengers between Sydney and Brisbane. At…
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More often than not, we found that the station was a solitary building in the midst of a vast and desolate tract of country, and one wondered what it was doing there, and…
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The members of the [?] Inquiry Board who were appointed by the Legislative Assembly [?] [?] to inquire into the effects of the tariff on the production and trade of the colony, have…
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THE decision of the Public Works Committee in respect to the proposed construction of the railway from Jerilderie to Deniliquin, seems to have put a damper on the operations of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest by Telegraph Execution of the Bridge-street Burglars. Sydney
The execution of Williams and Montgomery took place this morning in the presence of the sheriff and medical officers. The execution of Williams was of a…
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The legend “Not Transferable” to be found on all our railway tickets must apparently be abolished, for according to a decision of the Supreme Court of South Australia railway…
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A Sydney paper says :—“The recent discovery of the forged tram tickets, for which two men are now under committal for trial, was the means of the tramway officials…
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The Public Works Committee has come to a sensible decision in regard to the proposal to construct a railway from Temora to Wyalong. The committee does not condemn the proposal,…
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