The Rival Railways. (To the Editor of the CHRONICLE.)
Sib,—It appears strange the Honorable Minister for Works during his recent visit to Annidale, should have formed the opinion that the true and…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
243 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 13
The Budget Speech. a Credit Balance. No Fresh Taxation. 700,000 for Roads and Railways. Sydney, Thursday 10.30 p.m
SIR W. J. LYNE delivered his Budget Speech in the Assembly to-night. He started at 7.30 o'clock, and delivered a lengthly and exhaustive speech…
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The motion to refer the Glen Innes to Inverell Railway to the Public Works Committee was after debate adjourned till Tuesday…
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The House agreed to the expediency of constructing the Castlereagh and Pitt-streets Electric tramway…
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"The greatest evil, perhaps,"said the lean passenger, " of profanity-- " Is its inadequacy," interrupted the fat passenger, who had discovered his pass was…
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A new four-roomed weatherboard house is being erected at Bessie Bell for the use of Mr. and Mrs. T. McFar- lane. The foundations of the old…
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The railway station at Douglas Park was destroyed by fire this morning. It is believed that the occurrence was not accidental…
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SIR,—In Monday, September 24th issue of the Herald,' there appeared the report of a speech made by the President of the Board of Commerce, Grafton (Mr. G. H…
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A telegram was received by the Secretaries Railway League yesterday to the effect that Mr. M. Usher, Traffic Inspector for the Railways…
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A REPRESENTATIVE meeting of members of the Tenterfield Railway League was held at the Town Hall on Saturday, night, Mr. J. H. Reid presiding. The minutes…
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ONE section of the Parliamentary party to be present at the turning of the first sod of the extension of the railway from Lismore to Casino, to take place on Monday. 15th…
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GERMANY has taken over from Russia the Tonkin, Tientsin, and Peking railways, under the promise that they will subsequently be restored to British control…
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Mr. O'Sullivan moved that it be referred to the Public Works Committee to consider and report upon the expediency of constructing a line of railway from Glen Innes to Inverell…
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IN the Assembly last week Mr. O'Sullivan moved his "promised' re solution that it be referred to the Public Works Committee to report…
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THE Premier and possibly the Colonial Secretary, accompanied by a large Parliamentary Party, will proceed to Lismore to attend the ceremony of…
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THE Parliamentary party to the number of about twenty, including Mr. J. Perry, Minister for Public Instruction, will arrive at Tenterfield by mail train this…
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AT the present juncture it has been deemed not only advisable but necessary to take steps to keep the ball rolling regarding railway matters, for as the muse forbids the virtuous man to die, so Glen…
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From an article in Wednesday's "Newcastle Morning Herald," under the head of "Grafton Railway Aspirations," we take the following:--"The…
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The Railway Commissioners (Messrs. Fehon and Kickcaldie) accompanied by Mr. Ha[?]per (chief traffic manager) arrived in Inverell on Wednesday last. A number of townspeople…
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On Saturday last, Mr. Usher, of the Rail way Department, visited Walcha and interviewed the members of the Railway League and townspeople, in…
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