The Inverell-costal Railway
WE have no desire, nor indeed would it be advisable for us to give expression to exuberant jubilation at finding that our contention regarding the only practicably connection of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1890
31 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 2
The Railway Examiners' Report
SIR,--The announcement that Messrs. Scarr and Price, the official Examiners of the proposed system of Northern Railways, have reported in favor of connecting the Inverell district with the Great…
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WE have received information from a reliable source in Sydney that it is the intention of Mr. Bruce Smith to introduce the first section of the Grafton-Western Railway--I.E.,…
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THE following is a copy of Mr. Surveyor Hutchinson's report on the route suggested by Mr. Hooke, for a line of railway between Newton Boyd and Glen Innes. Mr. John See, M. P., made…
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THE report of Messrs. SCARR and Price and that of Mr. HUTCHINSON have considerably fluttered the minds of some persons with regard to railway construction between the Coast and the West…
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THE Armidale Chronicle has undertaken to criticise Messrs. SCARR and PRICE'S report. In doing so some extra expense and trouble has been take as a special suppliment accompanying one of the…
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THE Railway Commissioners, doubtless with the most laudable motives, have evolved out of their teeming brains a scheme that bears on the face of it unmistakable tokens of…
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AS we expected, the report of Messrs. SCARR and PRICE is being freely criticised at Armidale. The CHRONICLE devotes a leader to the subject, besides reprinting the…
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LAST Tuesday we were informed by our Sydney correspondent that at a meeting of the Cabinet on the previous afternoon the Government had decided to place the Glen…
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AFTER so many long years of effort, argumentative and otherwise, to obtain a line of railway to the waters of the Clarence, it might well be thought the people of New England were fairly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Inverell-Glen Innes Railway. Sent to Public Works Committee. Sydney. Friday. 8.30 P. M.
In the Assembly to- night, Mr. Bruce Smith in a few words moved : " That it be referred to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works to consider and report on the expediency of…
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