Railway Accident
William Jones, a railway guard, was killed by a railway accident at Penrith station late last night or early this moring…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1884
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Railway Collision
A railway collision occurred Campbell town this morning. A goods, train with a truck live stock came into collision with another goods train standing on…
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A grocer a cart collided with a Paddington tram this morning. The cart was heavily laden with groceries and was smashed to pieces. The driver was badly…
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WE have before us the Railway Policy of the STUART Ministry, as delivered in the Assembly on Wednesday night by the Acting Minister for Works. Before announcing to…
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WE learn from the Tenterfield STAR that a well attended meeting was held at the School of Arts, Tenterfield, on Thursday evening, to consider that part of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?]Ong Reasons for Constructing the Grafton-glen Innes Railway
[?]much has been said and written against [?]n favour of the construction of a railway [?] Grafton to the New England Tableland [?]ainst by those whose interests would be…
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'HORRORS on horrors' head [?] Those connected with the ill-fated [?] pedition almost transcend belief. And [?] mail which brings us (Melbourne [?]…
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LAST week, an interesting and thoroughly practical trial of a new system of applying electricity to the propulsion of tramway cars took…
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WE give below [?] of the debate upon the above vote, [?] from Thursday's S. M. HERALD:—"South Grafton to Glen Innes, sum of…
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THE following telegrams were issued from our office immediately on their receipt:-- Wednesday, 10.25. a.m. The Mudgee-Walgett line was negatived…
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[?]boldest railway policy yet put forward [?]lonial Government has been a signal [?] The proposals, with the exception have passed through committee of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Matters at Tenterfield
AT a well-attended meeting of the North Grafton and Tenterfield Railway League, at Tenterfield, last week, as reported in the Stab, the following letters from Sir…
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[?]NTIL such time as the plans and books [?]ference of the Grafton Glen Innes Rail[?] proposal are adopted--until the first sod [?]rned--in fact, until the line fairly takes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondents' Column. (while giving insertion to correspondents' letters, we do not necessarily endorse their contents) Railway Crossings. [To the Editor.]
SIR,--It is much to be regretted that our Municipal Fathers are so careless about matters affecting the interests of the place. The railway line runs through the centre of the town, and…
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