Casino to Lismore Railway. Taken through Committee
IN the Assembly on Thursday night, the second reading of the Casino to Lismore Railway Bill was moved by Mr. O'Sullivan. He said this was a small line of 16 miles…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
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Terrible Railway Accident. Sydney, Thursday Night
A TERRIBLE railway accident occurred today at Clifton Hill, near Melbourne. Four trucks became derailed, and telescoping, a number of [?]avvies were thrown…
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THE Lismore Casino Railway Bill has passed the third reading in the Legislative Assembly…
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Further particulars of the railway disaster in Victoria show that three men were killed outright and nine terribly injured…
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Undaunted by the recent refusal to comply with the request for the extension of the dey-train service from Tamworlh to Armidale, the residents of the city…
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A public meeting was held in the Council Chambers, Armidale, on Monday night last with a view to obtaining the extension of the day train…
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A meeting of the above was held in the School of Arts on Saturday last. Present Mr. T. Marshall, in the chair, and Messrs Scott., Blair, Forster…
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After turning the first sod in connection with the Dubbo Coonamble railway, the Premier gave an interesting speech from which the following…
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THE Railway Commissioners are considering the advisability of re-painting the Hawkesbury Bridge. It is estimated that 70 tons of paint will be…
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MR. O'SULLIVAN has taken the earliest opportunity to redeem the promise he made to the deputation who waited upon him the other day to urge the construction of the…
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A BOY named James Reslner, aged nine, had his leg cut oft by an electric tram this morning at Ultimo…
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'People talk about the transatlantic, professional poker player,' observed a gentleman recently,' but over here I can prove to you any day that we have men…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. London, Thursday. Big Railway Strike
The railway strike in Wales has thrown 39,000 colliers out of work. Trade in consequence is paralysed…
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THE annual report of the Commissioners of Railways is always an interesting document. The capital which has been expended in the…
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While at Inverell last week Mr. Crick (Postmaster-General) wired to the Works Department with reference to the…
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A SERIOUS railway collision has occurred at Glasgow. Twenty-four passengers were badly injured…
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ONCE more the efficient control and direction of our extensive railway system is brought into prominence by the issue of the annual seport of the Railway Commissioners. Some…
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Two trains came into collision at Glasgow on Saturday, when four carriages were telescoped and 24 persons injured…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Inverell-Glen lanes Railway. (To the Editor of the CHRONICLE.)
SIR,—Having teen in last Tuesday's 'Express,' an announcement, that a meeting should be called to protest against the construction of the Glen…
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Now Mr. Editor, I do not wish to go needlessly into raptures regarding my friend or "self" in order to see, as many thousands clmmer and fight and feel…
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