Visit of the Railway Commissioners
MR. T. R. JOHSSON, chief Commissioner for Railways, accompanied by Mr. AssistantCommissioner Kirkcaldie, and Mr. H. Richardson, Tramways Commissioner, arrived at…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1907
584 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 30
The Northern Railway
Referring to ex-Commissioner Oliver's recent remark that in the near future many of the main railway lines will have to be duplicated, Mr. Richard…
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A local requirement of urgency taat has commanded the attention of our City Fathers for a considerable time is an overhead bridge across the…
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A QUESTION FOR MANCHESTER England is asked by the "Manchester Guardian" to consider whether Flatford Bridge, beloved of her great landscape…
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As briefly mentioned in our last issue, the N. S. Wales Commissioners met the Queensland Commissioner at Wallangarra, during their visit to Tenterfield last…
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The local cricket team visited Wollun on Saturday last, and was defeated by 12 runs by the home team. The principal scores were Bishop 40…
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The motor 'bus driver will give way to nobody. He would not give way to a brewer's lorry. He would not give way to a traction engine. He would…
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The Dunlop Rubber Company of Australasia, Ltd., writes:— When the last English mail left, all arrangements for the great motor race…
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AT about 10 minutes to 1 o'clock this morning a fatal accident occurred at Ascot, the victim being a man named Alexander L, Lamar, who was employed, by Mr. J…
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WHILE other towns and districts are continually and insistently placing their wants and requirements before Parliament, Armidale is sometimes…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Burglary. SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon
THE office of the railway station master at Salmon; was burglariously entered on Sunday morning and a small sum of money was taken from the safe…
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Owing to the breaking of a ocupiing eight wa[?], locaded with ballast, broke away at J[?] on the Blackall line, Queensland, and…
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UNDER the new time-table which will be brought into force on Monday 20th instant Glen Innes will have a seven-day service to the [?]troplia A passenger train will…
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In connection with the report made by a passenger on the southern express on Sunday night to the effect that the carriage had been fired at, and struck by a ballet, it is stated…
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YESTERDAY Morning at about 1015 the "Pioneer" and "Enterprise" the two fine motor houser of which a description appeard in Tuesday's issue left Tattersall's carrying…
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While other towns and districts are continually and insistently placing their wants and requirements before Parliament, Armidaic is sometimes strargely…
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Tenders are invited in this issue by the Shire Council for repairs to the bridge over Surveyor's Creek, at Walcha Rood. Tenders close with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Brooklyn Tragedy. Appalling Motor Accident
Before the eyes of her husband, Mrs Jacob Tunbridge was thrown from an automobile on Brooklyn Bridge this afternoon, March 5th, and cut to pieces…
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Sydney Brooks writes in the "Daily Mail":— Among the permanent problems of Amberican life and politics, the…
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YESTERDAY the first train, under the new system, steamed out from the Glen Innes station, and there is joy scoordingly. Passengers to Sydney may now have a remote…
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