A Railway for the Many
Discussing the subject of a railway to the west, the Grafton ' Examiner' refers to the bearing of such a line for the general good, and proceeds to remark:--The national…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1895
185 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 10
Glen Innes-Inverell Railway
SIR,--Surely the people of Glen Innes have forgotten that they are a portion of New South Wales when they can stand idly by and not move in the matter of railway construction between Glen Innes…
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MR. F. A. Wright, M.P., sends us the following:--"Public Works Department, Sydney, 21st November, 1895. Sir,--With reference to your personal representations further in regard to the…
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SIR,—Some time ago the Resident Engineer at Armidale called tenders for work on the road from Walcha to Emu Creek. He received the tenders…
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One home occasionally of the success of zone system of charges for goods and passengers of the State railways of Hungary. The following…
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Another case arising out of the Rodfern railway accident was decided in the Supreme Court to-day. Mrs. Gillies, by mutual agreement,…
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The Government have drafted the bill for the creation of a railway trust to control the State lines, the Trust to consist of four members at £750 a year; with the Minister for…
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KILL a bishop to get reform is the substance of an old saying. It takes a travelling member of Parliament to persistently grumble to bring about an alteration that has been…
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FOR years past offorts have been made to secure an alteration of the site of the Railway Refreshment Room from Armidale to Glen Innes. It is…
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IT having come to our knowledge on Tuesday morning last that the Railway Commissioners proposed to abolish the refreshment rooms at Armidale and remove them…
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MORE than once we have pointed out that the present survey from Grafton to Newton Boyd could be improved if another examination of the country was made by a…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Haeaall presented a petition from 110 residents of Moree, praying for the construction of the Moree-Inverell…
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Replying to a deputation yesterday, Mr. Held intimated that the Government intended to hand a sum of money from the consolidated…
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IT is anticipatec that the railway finances this year will show a deficit of £400,000, chiefly owing to the poor wheat harvest…
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SHOULD the proposal made by the Premier to allow the Commissioners £50,000 in order that they may reduce the railway rates on wool, produce, &c., from the interior, be…
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ON Friday evening last, pursuant to advertisement, a most enthusiastic and well-attended meeting of the public of Glen Innes was held in the Council Chambers for the purpose of considering…
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MR. REID'S proposal to hand over to the Railway Commissioners a sum of £50,000 to enable them to reduce the cost of freight on agricultural…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents Letters, we do not necessarily endorse their opinions.) Inverell Railway
SIR,--It is now generally known that the deputation appointed on Friday last will not go to Sydney. The hall has been started and must be kept rolling, and little petty jealousies crushed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company.) Sydney Tuesday, 5.20 P.m. Inverell Railway
IN the Assembly the Minister for Works said that it was not his intention to place a proposal for a railway to Inverell this Session, but hoped to do so early next Session…
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The Cuban insurrection makes no advance towards a denouement either one way or the other. The Spanish forces, although numerous, seem to be…
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