Motor Fire Engines
If one may believe all that one hears (says the "British Times"), considerable Improvement will have to be made with motor fire engines before they will…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1904
390 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 20
Railway Rates
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A 13-MILE bicycle road race, promoted by Mr. H. Lamerton, was run along the Tenterfield-road on Saturday afternoon, a fair crowd assembling at the starting point opposite the post Office. There…
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The Railway Commissioners have just introduced a new railway rates book, which came into operation on and from Monday last, and a…
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Some commotion has been caused in local commercial circles by the new railway rates, as applying to the carriage of merchandise, recently issued by…
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At a crowded meeting held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday night, Mr. B. Furnifull filled the chair. It was resolved to held a day's sport and a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Accident. Narrow Escape. Sydney, Thursday Night
The Northern mail train, from Sydney to Bristano, ran into a bullock near West Maitland last night, killing the animal, One carriage became derailed, And…
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At a conference of the Intor-State Rail way Commissioners it was resolved that the expenditure necessarv to unify the different railway line…
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AT the conference of the inter-State Railway Commissioners it was resolved that the expenditure necessary to unify the gauges would not be…
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A well represented meeting of the residents of Walcha Road was held at the Royal Hotel, on Saturday night last, for the purpose of holding a days…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Railway Communication. [To the Editor of the ADVOCATE.]
SIR,—It is generally recognised in all progressive communities that unless facilities exist for cheap and speedy communication with the markets of the world, then the dormant…
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THE Armidale Chamber, decided at a meeting last week to protest to the Railway Commissioners against the now railway rates, pointing out the great injustice to Armidale. It was also resolved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence to the Editor. a Bad Road
Sir,—I wish to draw the attention of the authorities to the bad state of the road between Mr H. Heagnney's residence and Black Mountain. Three…
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Some commotion lias been caused in local commercial circles by tie new railway rates, as applying to the carriage of merchandise, recently issued by the Commissioners. There…
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The refusal of the Railway Commissioners on Thursday last to accede to the request of the deputation from the Northern Colliery Proprietor's…
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The Russians and japs are not the Only contentious partis whose doings claim public attention at the present moment.The up-country people of…
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The annual banquet of the Armidale Branch of the Railway Drivers, Firemen, and Cleaners' Association of N.S.W. was sheld at Mr.S.Gilchrist's…
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The Chief Commissioner of Railways states that a policy of cheap fares, if dkk carried ot, 'will endin -disaster to the railways…
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It is about time something was done to that bog on the road out to small settlers at the back of North Guyra. The road in question runs up past Mr…
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