Road Works in the North
THE 'S. M. Herald' says, in its summary for England:—Two contracts for twoshort lengths, near Wallabadah, necessary to complete the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1869
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A Cheap Railway
THE 'Australasian' says:— We owe to the 'Adelaide Observer' the notice of a remarkable line of railway now in operation in Germany. It is open for…
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THE 'Australasian' says:—We owe to the 'Adelaide Observer' the notice of a remarkable line of railway now in operation in Germany. It is open for…
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The 'Examiner' states that Mr. Robertson made the following remarks at the dinner in Grafton last week: —When he was here last there was another question, and that was about the road from here to Armidale…
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LAST Saturday's 'Tata worth Examiner' says:— Mr. Jamieson, in charge of a party of railway surveyors, is cow encamped on the…
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LAST Saturday's 'Tamworth Examiner' says:—Mr. Jamieson, in charge of a party of railway surveyors, is now encamped on the…
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THE 'Herald' of 11th instant says:— The surveys for the extension from Bathurst to Orange have just been finished, and those for the extension from Murrundi…
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THE 'Herald' of 11th instant says:—The s[?]veys for the extension from Bathurst to Orange have just been finished, and those for the extension from Murrurundi…
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THE 'S M. Herald says, in its summary for England:— The works on the road from Fairfield to Tenterfeld have been laid out, and…
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THE S M. Herald says, in its summary for England:—The works on the road from Fairfield to Tenterfield have been laid out, and…
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ON Sunday morning last the plans of the railway trial survey from Murrurundi to Tam worth, via Currabubula, were despatched to Sydney, having been completed during…
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AT the meeting of the Acting Committee in the New England Hotel, on Monday evening, a letter was read from Mr. Hoskins, M.P., stating that he had called upon the Minister for Works, and communicating his…
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On Sunday morning last the plans of the railway trial survey from Murror[?]di to Tamworth,[?] Currab[?]la, were despatched to Sydney, having been completed during…
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AT the meeting of the Acting Committe in the New England Hotel, on Monday evening, a letter was read from Mr. Hoskins, M.P., stating that he had called upon the Minister for Works, and communicating his…
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EVERONE in Naples bas been horrified by the details of a murder which was committed a few nights since in a first-class carriage of the night train to Rome and…
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THE Albany arid Susquehanna Railway is a local road running from Albany on the Hudson River westward 150 miles to Binghampton, near the southern boundary of…
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THE Albany and Susquehanna Bailway is a local road running from Albany on the Hudson River westward 150 miles to Binghampton, near the southern boundary of…
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EVERYONE in Naples has been horrified by the details of a murder which was committed a few nights since in a first-class carriage of the night train to Rome and…
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A VERY extraordinary accident happened at Preston lately. A train laden with 6tone from the Longridge quarries was going down an incline without an engine, as is…
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A VERY extraordinary accident happened at Preston lately. A train laden with stone from the Longridge quarries was going down an incline without an engine, as is…
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