Armidale to Coast Railway
A public meeting convened by the Mayor at the request of the Chamber of Commerce, was held at the Town Hall on Friday night for the purpose…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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The North Coast Railway
The most habitable and the most populous and thriving portion of the State is the coast district. The question whether it ought not to have…
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A public meeting, convened by the Mayor on the requisition of members of the Armidale Chamber of Commerce, for the purpose of considering…
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Two trams collided in George-street west this morning. A lady and gentleman and one of the tram-drivers were injured. Other persons had…
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A YOUTH'S bicycle race was held on Wednesday last the course being along the Armidale road and the distance six miles. The riders were Hollis, Atkins, Legge,…
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We reprint the following article from the " Tenterfield Star":— The parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works is now…
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ON several occasions since the "Argus" first made its appearance we have touched on the Guyra-Coffa Harbor railway line, but, with the…
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A public meetings was held at he Town-hall, Armidale, on Friday night last, when the matter of the New England coastal railway conn[?]tion…
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Sir,—A railway connecting Armidale with the coast, is a matter the district should rightly consider to be its birthright. It is a consummation…
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The mail train for Sydney leaves Tenterfield at 6.40 p.m. daily, Saturday excepted, and for Brisbane a. 10.30 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Tramps of the Ocean
THE British public has a vague notion that there is a stigma implied in the name of Tramp steamer, of which the Tramp-owner has reason…
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At Menzies, in West Australia, George T. Rose was overtaken by a storm whilst cycling to Gladstone, and being of weak constitution he perished on the road…
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The railway conference at Johannesburg has adopted a proposal for the continuation of the Natal-Harrismith railway by the Wiltge River route to…
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Victorian railway employees, numbering about. 6000, have cancelled their affiliation with the Trades' Labor Council, at the Commissioners'…
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The Victorian railway receipts last year, show a decrease of £14,300…
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The Glen Innes Examiner says:-- "The Armidale railway advocates are not above straining the Truth in their zeal to impose burdens on the country…
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The Victorian railway employees numbering about six thousand have cancelled their affiliation with the Trades Labor Council at the Commissioners' request…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fire in a Train. SYDNEY
TWO trucks containing 86 bales of wool attached to a train caught fire between Byrock to Brewarrina yesterday. The wool was destroyed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Servants and Garnishees
The Victorian Minister for Railways says that the time of several clerks is fully occupied in registering garnishee orders against railway servants…
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Twenty-eight lbs. of dynamite were found under the railway sleepers near Adrianople. It is apparent the intention was to wreck and rob a train…
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