Original Correspondence We do not identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by our correspondents. Railway Excursions. To the Editor of the Northern Times and Newcastle Telegraph
Northern Times · Saturday 7 January 1860 · page 2
SIR—Knowing your proverbial impartiality on all subjects that concern the public wool I was surprised to see a paragraph in your paper of the 4th in praise of the excellent arrangements on the Great Northern Railway…
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Northern Times · Wednesday 7 March 1860 · page 2
The Goulburn mail, in which I booked for Queanbeyan, has just arrived at Berrima; its progress having been impeded by the sad condition of the roads. I never saw much a wretched thoroughfare in my life; the…
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Northern Times · Wednesday 18 April 1860 · page 2
The line between Maitland and Lochinvar—a length of nearly seven miles—was commenced about fourteen months since, just before Messrs. Pelo and Co.'s Contracts were taken, and has been made by a number of…
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Northern Times · Wednesday 2 May 1860 · page 3
The damage done by the floods to the Great Southern Railway, has been very serious in its character, and has extended to nearly every part of the line. Early on Saturday morning, a telegram was received…
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