Railway Bill
The Legislative Council, last Wednesday, made several important amendments in the Railway Bill…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1888
148 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 8
WALCHA & District. Walcha, Tuesday. Road to the Cemetery
THE cemetery, at Walcha, lies in a NorthWest direction, and about a mile from the town. The road to it has never been anything more than a bush track, and now…
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The Commissioner for Railways considers Sydney ill-adapted for the entire system of cable tramways, on account of the narrowness of the streets and their…
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OUR valued contemporary, the Grafton EXAMINER, in the leading article of last Tuesday's issue, with much acumen, comments on the Whitton-Townsend controversy, and after…
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THE acquirements of a handicraft is, as a rule, easier and less irksome to a youth than book-learning; but when the utility and power of…
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In the Assembly, last night, there was a further consideration of the amendments of the Council on the railway bill, which lasted till after midnight, when the…
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A fettler named M'Namara was knocked down on the northern line, at Woodford, by a Newcastle train, last night, and killed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE G. N. ROAD. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
GENTLEMEN—Your contemporary in a recent issue says, "The G. N. Road by Palmer's Brick Yard—in fact, all the way to Martin's Gully—requires immediate…
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THE Premier during his long parliamentary career has repeatedly given proof of a proficiency he possesses in no mean degree for eating up his own previous utterances without…
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The following extracts from speeches delivered in 1872 by the present Premier and Minister for Works, will no doubt be fresh in the minds of many of our readers, and the…
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GENTLEMEN—In your issue of the 8th inst., I rend a letter, signed "One Who Knows the Road," written in reply to something which appeared in your…
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THE London DAILY NEWS remarks: —"In the familiar controversy as to ladies in smoking carriages, the complaint now is on the one hand…
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The Ministers, in the Cabinet, to-day, discussed the railway proposals which the Premier hopes to announce to the Assembly on Wednesday…
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It is reported that the Hon. W. Clarke is to be one of the new railway commissioners…
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Before adjourning, Sir Henry Parkes said he was prepared to announce the railway policy of the Government, but owing to the late hour he would postpone it…
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It was also stated that a railway policy would be announced which provides for 1800 miles of railway, costing about eleven millions. The following are the lines…
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WE take f rem the Premier's speech on the Railway policy that portion of it which is of most interest to our readers in the New England…
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The Premier has received a cablegram from the Agent General, giving the name of a gentleman willing to accept the position of Chief Commissioner for Railways…
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YESTERDAY afternoon a meeting of the Inverell Railway League was held at the Secretary's office, to consider what steps should be taken in connection with the proposal to connect Inverell by Guyra…
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The Railway Proposals as announced by the Premier in the Assembly on Thursday last, and published halt an hour later in an extra issue of the EXAMINER, contain nothing…
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