Victoria. Melbourne, Sunday. Railway Freights
Mr. Speight in returning from Sydney examined and approved of the arrangements made for the transfer of luggage to vans for the Customs examination while…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1886
356 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 8 of 18
West Maitland. Meeting of Railway Empoyees
A meeting of railway men was held at Brown's Railway. Hotel on. Saturday evening at 7 o'clock to enrol members and appoint a committee to form a branch of…
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THE seed of the movement which was initiated some time back, to a certain extent in an unsatisfactory if not abortive manner, in the metropolis of…
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The first train on the Murrumburrah—Blaney line ran to Cowra yesterday…
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The railway employees held large meeting in the Assembly Rooms on Saturday night, and expressed unanimous approval of the manifesto of the…
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AN inquest was held yesterday, at the Naval Brigade Hotel. Watt-street, by Mr. Samuel Chapman, J.P., District Coroner, on the body of the unfortunate man, Joseph…
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At a meeting of members of the Railway and Tramway Association last evening Mr. Hoyle, as chairman, announced that two thousand members…
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A TELEGRAM was received yesterday from Narrabri stating that the country in the neighbourhood was flooded, several houses being partly submerged. Four boats were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District News. Wallsend. Tramway From Newcastle to Plattsburg
Through the courtesy of the contractors, Messrs. Johnson and Billings, I have been favoured with a few particulars relative to the progress being made in the construction…
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A Railway Ambulance Corps has been formed from railway employees at Redfern…
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MR. BRUNKER, M.L.A., introduced to the Minister of Works this morning a large deputation urging upon him the necessity of carrying out the extension of the…
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IN view of the depressed state of the traffic on the various lines and the consequent falling-off in the railway receipts, the officers of the department have for some…
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The tender of Mr. William Mason, who lately had charge of the construction of the Tenterfield to Glen Innes line, has been accepted for an extension of the…
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With the exception of a few little difficulties, incidental to a new undertaking the cable tramway at North Shore has been running very satisfactorily since the…
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At about 20 minutes to 6 on Friday evening by those standing on the Greta Railway Station the sound of a crash was distinctly heard. Immediately afterwards…
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THE adjourned general meeting of the Railway and Tramway Association was held at Carrington Hall to-night, for the purpose of electing a council of twenty,…
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The railway from Cootamundra to Gundagai (34 miles) was opened to-day…
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THE following alterations and additions occur in the coaching pamphlet, dated 1st June, 1886, issued with circular on 29th inst.:—…
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THE following alterations and additions occur in the coaching pamphlet, dated 1st June, 1886, issued with circular on 29th inst.:—…
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THE following alterations and additions occur in the coaching pamphlet, dated 1st June, 1886, issued with circular on 29th inst:—…
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