Railway Commissioners at the Bellingen
ON Friday evening last the Railway Commissioners (Messrs. Oliver, Kirkcaldie, and Fehon), accompanied by Mr. Harper (traffic manager), arrived…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
497 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 25
Railway Tracks, SYDNEY
THE railway authorities state that if sufficient trucks were available to meet every emergency a large portion of the rolling stock would have to be…
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Considering the large cargoes of wheat, wool, and various ores that are loaded at Inverell station, and the possibility that when we get our gas works, butter…
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A sensational railway accident occurred at Inglewood (Victoria) on Monday, The passenger train from Bendigo to Sea Lake was stationary at…
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A man named James Joseph Frederick Green was found in a dying condition in George- street, Sydney, the other…
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The Port Macquarie people are moving, and have forwarded a petition to the Minister for Works asking for a survey of the proposed Walcha-Port…
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A NEW kind of light railway has recently been treated by Prince Khillkoff, the well-known Russian Minister for Railways. The scheme…
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IT may not be generally known that our mail service from Sydney might be easily arranged to come every day VIA Moree but…
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THE Railway Commissioners obviously went on to the North Coast for business and business only. No rhapsodies on the beauty of the rivers, no glowing forecasts as to the…
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The [?]essity of selting all these particul[?] properly before you takes the [?]ory back is Nelly Clemance Poor girl! During th[?] days she was…
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MR. F. A. WRIGHT, M.P., has received the following communication from the Department of Public Distraction: -- I have the honor to state that the Minister for Public…
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MOST [?]ensible people predicted long since that the O'Sullivan extravagance would sooner or later land this State in difficulties of a serious nature It would now seem…
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SIR,—It is not often I trouble the press with copy, but I wash to complain of the way in which teamsters are put to inconvenience by reason of the lack of unloading facilities at…
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The Parliamentary Public Works Committee are to be in Inverell on March 3 and 4, to toke evidence upon the proposal to extend the present line…
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It may not be generally known, says the WAEIALDA STANDARD of Tuesday, that our mail service from Sydney might be easily arranged to come every day via…
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AT the request of the Glencoe Farmers' and Settlers' Association, Mr. F. A. Wright has brought under the notice of the Minister for Public Works the bad state of the road…
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We are pleased to see that our Inverell contemporary evokes an interest in the matter of postal arrangements between the two towns, by publishing our…
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THE member for Inverell has sent the local press the following communication: -- "Public Works Department, Bridge-street, Sydney, 18th February, 1902. Sir, -- I have…
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IN the appeal on Friday to the Full Court, by the railway authorities in the case in which a man was charged with selling portion of a return ticket issued at Brisbane,…
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ANY person who takes the trouble to glance at the map of New South Wales is at once struck by the enormous difference in railway mileage between the Western, the…
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