The Three Trunk Railways. [?] Herald Feb. 26.)
PERHAPS the most important item of intelligence that we have to chronicle this month in connection with the extension of rail ways in the colony is the fact that steps…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1869
64 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 4
The Northern Roads, N. RAILWAY, &c
THE 'Herald' says, in its summary for England:— Advantage has been taken of the votes for two months' supply, to accept tenders for the whole of the works on the Main Western Road, and on the…
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THE Herlad says, in its summary for England:—Advantage has been taken of the votes for two months'supply, to accept tenders for the whole of the works on the Main Western Road, and on the…
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The Melbourne 'Leader' says:â The feasibility of laying wooden railways in districts where the traffic does not require a high rate of speed, and where there is an…
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THE Melbourne 'Leader' says:—The feasibility of laying wooden railways in districts where the traffic does not require a high rate of speed, and where there is an…
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A MEETING of the Acting Committee was held on Monday evening, at the New England Hotel. A list of the names of 53 new members was handed in by the Mayor as having been received from Mr…
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A MEETING of the Acting Committee was held on Monday, evening at the New England Hotel A list of the names of 53 new members was handed in by the Mayor as having been received from Mr…
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THE 'Herald' says, in its summary for England:— Most of the works on the main N. road have been let except N. of the Moonbies…
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THE ' Herald' says, in its summary for England:— Most of the works on the main N. road have been let except N. of the Moonbies…
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Such was the subject chosen by the London Farmers' Club for their last discussion in 1868, and to Mr. Fowler, the well-known stockbreeder and farmer in the vale of…
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Saturday's Maitland Mercury' contains a lengthy report of the proceedings and speeches delivered on the occasion of the opening of the Northern Railway to Muswell…
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SATURDAY'S ' Maitland Mercury' contains a lengthy report of the proceedings and speeches delivered on the.occasion of the opening of the Northern Railway to Muswell…
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SUCH was the subject chosen by the London Farmers' Club for their last discussion in 1868, and to Mr, Fowler, the well-known stockbreeder and farmer in the vale of…
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THE Virginia City 'Enterprise' of March 17th says:— As we write, probably not more than 150 miles of track remains to be laid to…
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THE Virginia City 'Enterprise' of March 17th says:—As we write, probably not more than 150 miles of track remains to be laid to…
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THE Singleton correspondent of the 'Maitland Mercury' writes:— Active exertions are now being made by the contractors, Messrs. Amos and Co.,…
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THE Singleton correspondent of the 'Maitland Mercury' writes:—Active exertions are now being made by the contractors, Messrs. Amos and Co.,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TO A. C. Bayley, Esq., Superintendent of Roads, &c. (Per favour of the 'Armidale Express.')
FRIEND BA[?]LEY—In a recent conversation about road improvements you informed me that it was intended to make a new road and cutting up the Devil's Pinch, thereby…
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ONE of the most marvellous undertakings of modern times has just been completed. The people of the United States have now carried a railway across the entire breadth of their…
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ONE of the most marvellous undertakings of modern times has just been completed. The people of the United States have now carried a railway across the entire breadth of their…
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