The Newton Boyd Road. Public Meeting
A VERY numerously and influentially attended meeting was held at the Temperance Hall, on Monday evening, for the purpose of memorialising the Government to make the road from…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1876
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Local Intelligence. Survey of Proposed Railway to Armidale
IN accordance with a requisition influentially signed, his Worship the Mayor, Mr. Salmon, convened a public meeting, that J was held in the Town Hall on the night…
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The following is an extract from a report by Mr, R. F. Stack to the Engineer in Chief for Railways, dated Tamworth, 6th Nov,, 1875:—…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Northern Railway Extension. to the Editor of the Hera1d
Sir—Whether right or wrong, a general opinion seems to have gained ground in country districts that the authority of Parliament to sanction any specific…
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TO the Editors of the Armidale Express. GENTLEMEN—In your report of the Railway Meeting of last Friday week, I observe that one or two of the speakers seem…
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FROM papers laid before Parliament:—Mr. P. F. Stack to the Engineer-in-Chief for Railways. Trial Survey—Tamworth to Armidale…
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THE 'Mercury' says:—During a recent visit to Murrurundi, the writer had an opportunity, by the courtesy of Mr. Wakeford, the contractor…
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WE take from the 'Herald's' report of proceedings in the Assembly on the 16th instant the following extracts from speeches on Mr. Stuart's motion in…
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SIR—The stubborn persistence displayed by certain parties interested in advocating the extension of the Northern railway, by way of Barraba, Bingera, and Inverell,…
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The ' Mercury' has given our Railway Leaguers a capital motto for their banner—" Armidale MUST be included in our…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. Railway Extension. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
GENTLEMEN—It takes a long life to live down a prejudice, and considerable argument to convince a person riding a hobby to change his opinions, however much the…
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WE have great pleasure m being enabled to state that the Railway Engineers now exploring the country to the North of Armidale for a route between this town…
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SIR,-- Would you oblige me by inserting the following letter, which appeared in the Armidale Express, or the 22nd September…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How a Rebel Train Was Captured
AMONG the expeditions undertaken at this period we must mention one which despite its tragic termination shows what a small band of daring men can…
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THE 'Standard' correspondent at Madrid writes as follows:—"On June 26 the news began to spread in Madrid of a fearful railway accident in…
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