John Bridge & Co's. Limited Report
The market has been fairly quiet during the current week, owing to the limited supplies available Everything that was offered was takeu up…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1912
518 stories in New England's papers · page 14 of 26
Local Railway Returns
Mr. A. H Cast, local stastionmaster has kindly attended As the Fallowing Information [?]nt the revenue and outward and Inward and traffic for…
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On Tuesday last Mr. W. A. Cramse and a party of five made an exceptionally smart trip to Grafton in his handsome Cadillac motor car…
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When passing through Adelaide not long ago Mr. Frederick Eastmead, a distinguished English motorist, and a special representative of a large…
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The Minister for Justice, speaking at the turning of the first sod of the Nimitybelle-Bombala railway, urged those holding large areas to break…
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A committee-meeting of the above was held in the Council (Cambers' yesterday afternoon. There were present --Messts. H. C, Holmes [?]…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the local Municipal Council was held on Tuesday evening to further consider the Chief Railway Commissioner's proposal to…
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AT a well attended meeting of the Glen Innes Railway League on Wednesday, over which Mr. J. C. Holmes, of Yarraford, presided, the organising…
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IT is a well-known fact that many of the most serious automobile accidents are due to a misunderstanding or ignorance of the driver's intentions…
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A deputation-comprising Messrs. H. Stutchbury, Thos. Jones, A. Fletcher. and "A. M'Arthur—waited on the Council in reference to the…
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A sporting scribe writes:—Prize, £1100 bridge (presented by the Railwas Commissioner) and a sweep-stake of £120 (provided by the ratepayers)…
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Mr. Edwards, surveyor connected with the N.S.W. Railways Construction Branch, arrived in town yesterday for the purpose of making an…
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Notwithstanding the fact that a "Robbers' Cave" was discovered and two men apprehended for stealing goods from railway trucks, robberies…
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As the result of a railway collision on the Central Brazilian Railway 100 persons were either killed or injured…
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One million sterling will be spent this year for the trans-Australian railway. The money will be raised by Treasury boards…
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At the Severn Shire Council meeting on "Saturday, a letter was road from the Pinkett F. & S. Association ra the necessity 'of building a bridge…
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Mr. Jordan L. Mott, Jun., son of Mr. Jordan L. Mott, a millionaire iron manufacturer, who is an Intimate friend of the Duke of connaught,…
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Mr. Edwards, a surveyor connected with the N.S.W. Railways Construction Branch, accompanied by Mr. H. H. Voss, of Glen Innes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Ashford Railway and the Alleged Deputation. (To the Editor of the Times)
Sir,—A politician can hardly look to his journalistic opponents for a fair go; neither can he who is branded "Lab." expect another branded "Lib."…
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The New York authorities have found their eight miles an hour speed limit unworkable and unnecessary on their leading thoroughfares; in fact, it has…
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