Railway Commissioners' Obligations. Carriage of School Children
The Railway Commissioners deny that it is legally obligatory upon them to carry High School and Superior Public School pupils free of charge…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
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Road Votes
THE following amounts have been placed on the estimates foy the year ending June 1905, in connection with roads mentioned: Bald Not towards Emmaville, £50: Bea Lomond, via Moredun to…
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ENQUIRIES have been set on foot as to the feasibility of establishing a motor service between…
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Mr. F. J. Thomas, members for Gough, kindly supplies the following particulars of amounts to be spent on miner roads in this district for year ending July 1, 1905:…
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HORSEHAIR.—½d dearer. Best tail 24¼d; seconds 21¼d; mane 12d. SHEEPSKINS.—Again in keen request, supplies being hardly equal to…
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The rccent list of the Amount of money voted for the roads within the Armidale Electorate, sent to us by Mr. Kearney, and published in our…
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The long looked for rain commenced falling on Sunday morning last and Continued up till Tuesday when from 3½ to 4 inches were registered. The…
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THE Canadian mail steamer Moana brought from Vancouver, and left at Suva, Fiji, Mr. Charles J. Glidden and Mrs. Glidden, of Boston, U.S.A., who are motoring round the…
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Mr. A. K. Collins, M.P., has received the following letter hearing upon the Walgett Railway from Mr. J. H. Carruthers, head of the most…
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Several railway disasters are reported from the United Kingdom owing to dense fogs…
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It is understood that an agreement for the abolition of differential railway rates will come into operation almost immediately…
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The Underground is not so much to he seen as smelt and tasted. It is not a railway at all as we know railways with embankments air, and telegraph poles. Nor…
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A REMARKABLE and tragic incident happened on the London end North-Western Railway. A party of soldiers belonging to the 19th Hussars met at Euston Station…
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The [?] by Messrs. [?] and H[?] for high-speed tri[?] of the Berlin-Z[?] [?] fair experimental trips recently. On the…
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The report of the Railway Commissioners for the quarter ended December, shows an increase in the earnings of £70,790. over the…
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In the proceedings of the local Council at their last meeting, correspondence was read from the District…
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AT Ardglen railway station on Saturday night, Mr. Brooks, the night officer, was run over by a goods train and severely crushed. His left arm has…
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A MIRACULOUS escape from death was (says the Brisbane DAILY MAIL) witnessed at the Central Railway Station about 9.40 on Wednesday morning…
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In a former issue we drew the attention of our member, Mr. S. J. Kearney, to the absence of reference in report…
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The motor omnibuses on the Edgbaston route. Birmingham, run with pleasing smoothness, and apparently the drivers have them under perfect…
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