The Proposed Railway to Inverell
THE following evidence was taken at the court yesterday, re the above matter, before Messrs. J. Garrard, Chairman of the Sectional Committee, J. E. Tonkin, E…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1891
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Proposed Railway to Inverell. (Continued from last issue.)
12. Would you consider it desirable to build this railway on the possibility of j having that railway from Tenterfield to Byron Bay in the future;—supposing the t…
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IN reading the report of the evidence given by Mr. Barling, UnderSecretary for Public Works, in respect to the Inverell-Glen Innes…
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THE labors of the Sectional Committee commenced on Wednesday morning a little after 10 o'clock, at the Court House. Mr. Garrard in the chair…
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36. Do you not think you are looking very far forward in speaking of the time when Byron Bay will compete with Sydney in business houses and for traffic of…
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89. And is still going on? It is still going on. 90. Has that had any influence with the Minister? All these have been factors in…
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THE following is the principal evidence given before the Sectional Committee at Inverell on the second day:-- John Sinclair deposed: Have resided in the…
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WE do not here intend to enter into the merits of a railway line by the various routes advocated by opposing sections of the public any more than is absolutely necessary in…
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WE are indebted to the Newcastle Morning Herald for the following article on the above subject. The writer evidently has a proper grasp of the question and is quite sensible to the fact that the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. Railway to Inverell. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
DEAR SIRS—I observe there is do mention made in the local papers of the evidence given to the Sectional Committee for public works at Wandsworth. The…
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160. Where did you begin your operations? At Guyra. 161. Will you just sketch out the course you took. Did you go from Guyra to…
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WE are indebted to the Grafton EXAMINER for the following:--The Armidale people have been giving evidence on the Inverell-Glen Innes Railway proposal. As was to be…
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THERE are at the present time 16,000 engines on the railways of the United Kingdom, 36,500 passenger carriages, 13,000 horse boxes,…
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THE railway authorities of the different colonies have at the present moment under consideration some important alterations in railway working. It is suggested that the four colonies…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrible Railway Accident; in France. Sixty People Killed. London, July 27
A[?]ERRIBLE collision between a goods train and an excursion train took place at Saint Maude, near Paris. The carriages caught fire. Thirty people were killed several…
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THE Inverell Argus says Our readers will recollect that a considerable alteration was made by the surveyors in the Glen lnues-Irivcrell line. The officers who were sometime ago sent up to survey…
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THE Union camp at Bourke is practically broken up, although there are still large numbers of men in town. Many men have started out to the back country in all…
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A TRAIN conveying Sunday school children came into collision with another train at Lake Champlain, in Canada, and four of the passengers were killed, 20 others…
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The Committee of the Labour party, consisting of Messrs. Danahey, Rae, and Houghton, have been engaged on the Electoral Bill; the result of their…
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It is stated on reliable authority that Mr. Robinson, police magistrate at Young, has instructed his solicitors, Messrs. Gordon and Moriarty, to issue a writ for £5000…
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