Coramba to Doppigo Railway
The Public Works Committee took evidence on the question of construct ing a railway from Coramba to Dorrigo…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1909
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Glen- Innes Invepell Railway. Chief Railway Commissioner's Report
The following is the Chief Railway Commissioner's report on the proposed railways—Gien Innes to Invere[?], and Guyra to Inverell:—…
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Mr. F. J. Thomas, M.L.A., has forwarded us the report of Mr. Johnson, Chief Railway Commissioner, on the proposed…
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The most wonderful and expensive toy railway in the world was opened and a trial trip made September 12, 1889, by Mr. Percy N. Leigh,…
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Another awful railway [?] has occurred in America. A goods and passenger train collided [?] and of 69 persons in one [?] were…
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An important meeting of the Glen Innes Railway League has been Convened for Tuesday (to-day) afternoon in the council chambers, at 3 o'clock…
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[?] F. S. Thomas and [?] St. Vincent [?] Minister for works with [?] to the Inverell Glen Innes railway, when…
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On Monday Messrs P. J. Thomas and H. C. Vincens interviewed the Minister for Works with reference to the [?] Innes railway, when it was painted [?]…
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THE condemnation of the Tenterfield to Casino proposed railway by Mr. Johnson, Chief Commissioner of Railways, with the abandonment of the proposed…
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And where it leads my fancy follows, Through rich-hued forests calm and still…
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The meeting of the Railway League, convened for Tuesday afternoon in the Council Chambers, railed to attract a large attendance, those present being…
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The Mayor (Aid. J. F. Chaffey) and Mr. H. Colditz. president and secretary respectively of the local Railway League, have been favored…
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The New South Wales railway earnings last quarter were £1,428,733, an increase of £47,191 on those of last year…
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THE carriage of stock, etc., on the railways of the State last year constituted a record. Returns furnished by the Railway…
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THE report of the Chief Railway Commissioner on the proposed railway from Inverell to Guyra, as opposed to the Inverell to Glen Innes line is hailed with great satisfaction…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The State railway earnings for last quarter show an increase of £41,191 on those of last year. An increase is in evidence in practically every…
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It is reported in Adelaide that only portion of the body of Constable Hydevictim of the Knight Bridge tragedy, had been buried, and that the greater…
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The report of the Chief Railway Commissioner on the proposed Tenterfield to Casino railway came as a great disappointment to the people…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Murder and Suicide in Express Train. London, December 18
A dramatic murder and suicide took place on the Southampton to Cardiff express. The bodies were identified by Mrs Olarke, of the Yewa,…
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Mr. H. M.'Croft has received the following communication from Mr. E Lonsdale, M.L.A.:—"With reference to yonr letter of the 11th inst,…
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