Roads and Bridges Vote. Sydney, Thursday Night
A DEPUTATION to-day urged that a farther sum be placed on the additional estimates for roads and bridges, as it was pointed out that the sum available this year was…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1896
241 stories in New England's papers · page 11 of 13
The Moree Inverell Railway. Visit of the Sectional Committee
THE Sectional Committee of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works--Messrs. D. O'Connor and C.J. Roberts, M's.L.C., and Messrs. C. A. Lev, G. Black, and H. Clark, M's L. A.--…
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The evidence taken on Saturday by the sectional committee of Public Works, tendered by Mosers. Conrad, Bower, A. M Clymont, R. B. Jones,…
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Large numbers of railway employees and their families boarded the special picnic trains on Saturday at Armidale, i am worth, and Jennings, and the…
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A fettler named Thomas Brown was killed to-day near Hurstville by a passing train, and his head, arms, and legs smashed almost be yond recognition. Deceased leaves a wife…
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THE Sectional Committee by a majority of three to two declared against the proposed line from Moree to lnverell--Messrs. O'Connor and Roberts voting for the proposal, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Grafton-Western Railway. a Statesman's Opinion
APPENDED is an extract from a speech delivered by the late Sir Henry Parkes in the Legislative Assembly on February 19th, 1872. In view of the present state of affairs it will be of interest to our…
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The sectional committee of the Pulblic Works Committee appointed to inquire into the proposal for a railway from Mores to Inverell, on…
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A Grafton telegram states that the residents are jubilant at the report of the Public Works Sectional Committes prefering the Glen…
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WHENEVER loverell may attain to the delights of railway communication the achievement will deserve to be celebrated with all the honors attach…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Young moved "That it is expedient that a line of railway from Tamwortli to Manilla, as referrod by the…
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The tender of G Hodge, sen., has been accepted for work on road Glen Innes to Emmaville, at £209 os 4d…
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OUR contemporary, the Grafton 'Examiner', thus refers to the decision of the Sectional Committee in regard to the projected Moree-Inverell Railway:--The finding is…
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SIR,--I feel sure that I do but express the feelings of the people of Grafton when I say we heartily join in congratulating the people of Glen Innes and Inverell upon the measure of success attending the…
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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works met under the presidency of Mr. T. T. Ewing, M.L A., chairman, at the Public…
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A railway collision occurred at St. Louis, America, nine being killed and 20 injured. A shearer has been brought into…
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AN exciting incident is reported to have occurred on the Great Western main line in England recently. The 3-55 train from Plymouth was…
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MR. CECIL RHODES recommends the Chartered Company to raise £750,000 by debentures to complete the railway to Salisbury…
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IN the Assembly, last night, the adjournment of the House was moved to draw attention to the action of the Government in granting free railway passes to the Federal…
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Mr. Cecil Rhodes recommends the Chartered Company to raise £750,000 by debentures to complete the railway to Salisbury…
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