A Railway Policy
IT is announced that the Government are formulating a new railway scheme, and that it will be submitted to Parliament after the holidays. The alleged…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1888
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Our Roads
To our mind, one of the most peculiar cases of the repudiation of its responsibilities by the Government has been the, shunting of the maintaining of the main roads of the…
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THE Premier last Friday night made an important statement in reference to the character of future railway extension in the colony. The Government, he said, had come to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The northern Star. Wednesday, March 7, 1888. Our Railway
THE Telegram published in another column, stating that the proposed Railway between Grafton and the Tweed River cannot be proceeded with for the reasons stated, will be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The northern Star. Saturday, March 10, 1888. The Railway
IT will be seen from advertisements and telegrams appearing in this issue, that active steps are now being taken to hold public meetings at the various centres of population…
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THE "Grafton Argus," 9th inst says— A public meeting convened by the Mayor, on requisition, was held in the Theatre Royal yesterday evening. The Mayor (Mr.S.See,…
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PURSUANT to requisition a meeting was held at the hall of the School of Arts, on Wednesday evening last, for the purpose of passing resolutions urging upon the Government the…
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As will be seen from published and able speeches have been infused and able central have been made at the various tricts, of population in them, attempt being…
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GREAT weepingand wailing are the orders of the day from the Clarence to the Tweed. It has somehow leaked out that the Ministry have not got the…
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SIR,—I am Secretary to the Lawrence Progress Association, which, at its last meeting, directed me to communicate with the people of Coraki, the Brunswick,…
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DURING his address at Grafton last Mr. John See said:—The first line [?] way that should be constructed in [?] parts was one from Grafton to the [?]…
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THE travelling correspondent of the Australian Star writes:—The solution of the above prohibtion is very-simple when one considers that the Narrandera-Hay…
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WRITING of the road hetwcen Tenterfield, and Fairfield, the " Daily Telegraph " reporter says— The long drive is probably one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Railway Proposals The Grafton-Tweed Railway Included amongst them. (Per favor F. G. Crouch, M.P.)
Sir Henry Parkes has just announced the proposed railways as follows:—Marrickville to Liverpool, Parramatta to Dural, Pearce's Corner to North…
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LATER— The Ballway policy was announced this afternoon, and includes the line from the Hunter River to the Tweed. In the Railway policy the following lines are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Star. Wednesday, June 13, 1888. Railway Policy
IT is generally conceded that Sir Henry Parkes is a man of surprises, and in this spirit, we think that the Railway proposals brought forward by the Premier, as set forth…
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THE railway proposals of the Govern of great importance. Including the undertaking of a line from the Riv to the Tweed, at a cost of over £6,0…
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MACADAM gives the following advice which we commend to those concerned — 1. Never allow a hollow to remain in the road, but fill it up with 'chips' from the…
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THE 'S.M. Herald' says— The Railways proposais of the Government are of great importance. Incluning the giggutic undertaking of a line from the River…
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THE Daily Telegrsph of June 11, says— An item of the railway proposals of the Government which will call for the most careful consideration is that which provides…
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