Glen Innes-Inverell Railway
WE subjoin a fuller account of the proceedings before the Works Committee on Thursday to that which is published in another part of to-day's issue :--…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1892
113 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 6
The Late Railway Disasters
"IN the midst of life we are in death," The inhabitants of this work a day world but too willingly and carelessly leave to their paid ministers of religion the adjustment of their…
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ON Tuesday morning the wildest and most conflicting rumors were rife in Glen Innes regarding some disaster having befallen Sells Circus train, coming southwards from…
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THE Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works sat as usual on Tuesday, and further considered the proposed Glen Innes to Inverell railway. Mr. J. Garrard, M. P., presided, and…
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THE Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works resumed its sittings on Tuesday afternoon, to further consider the proposed railway from Inverell to Glen Innes…
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AT the Quarter Sessions, yesterday, before Judge Fitzhardinge, John Michael Coleman was arraigned for the manslaughter of Archie Banks, who met with…
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TRADE and traffic will continue to follow its natural course, unless undue obstruction is placed in the way. Even then strong effort will be made to overcome the obstruction…
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FOLLOWING is a verbatim report of the evidence of the Hon. H. Copeland before the Public Works Committee, on the question of a line of railway to Inverell:—…
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MUCH disappointment is felt and unhesitatingly expressed at Inverell and Glen Innes, upon the fate of the Glen Innes-Inverell railway. There is a general feeling that the people have been grossly…
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Following is a continuation of verbatim report of the evidence of the Hon. H. Copeland before the Public Works Committee, on the question of a line of…
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A LARGELY attended meeting was held at Wandsworth, on Thursday last, in connection with the Guyra-Inverell railway. Mr. Helton proposed, and Mr. W…
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THE [?]on, the Minister for Lands, in his evidence before the Public Works Committee on the superiority of the route via Guyra over the line via Glen Innes,…
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FOLLOWING it a continuation of verbatim report of the evidence of the Hon. H. Copeland before the Public Works Committee, on the question of a line of…
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FOLLOWING is a continuation of verbatim report of the evidence of the Hon. H. Copeland before the Public Works Committee, on the question of a line of…
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THE "Imperial train" which has been completed for the German Emperor, and sent to Potsdam for approval, has cost the Prussian…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held at the old Town Hall, Armidale, on Thursday evening, to consider the advisability of a re survey of the railway route from Inverell…
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FOLLOWING is a continuation of verbatim report of the evidence of the Hon. H. Copeland before the Public Works Committee, on the question of a line of…
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DISCUSSION upon the action of the Public Works Committee in RE the Glen Innes Inverell railway is still rife and active. It is likely to be so until the question is settled…
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SIR,--I notice that several writers on this question justify the rejection of the Inverell railway by the Works Committee on the ground that it would not fit in with a line from Guyra to Coff's Harbor…
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LAST evening one of the largest and most representative meetings ever held in Glen Innes took place in the Town Hall, ostensibly for the purpose of strengthening the hands of the Government in…
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