Casino-Kyogle Railway
A public meeting, culled under the [?] pions of the Upper Richmond Farmers A[?] sociation, was held recently in the school of Arts, Kyogle, to discuss the question of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
478 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 10 of 24
Visit of ths Railway Commissioners
Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh, M.L.A., Writes that with reference to his request to be advised as to the date of the Commissioners' visit to tile Lismore line he is informed…
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Mr. Hanna, of the Roads and Bridges Branch of the Public Works Department, was in Lismore on Monday. He was seen by the Mayor (Alderman McKenzie) in…
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THE Railway Commissioners are about paying their usual visit to these districts, and we gather that they may be expected some time during the present…
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THE Railway Commissioners are about paying their usual visit to these districts, and we gather that they may be expected some time during the present…
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CAPTAIN STOREY writes:—As a frequent traveller over the roads of the district I note with pleasure and satisfaction the good and permanent work being done…
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Walter Gardner, 20, butcher, was charged at Acton with travelling on the Great Western railway, from New Milford to Acton, without paying his fare…
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The Marquis of Queensberry attended the West London Police Court on May 24 in order to complain to the magistrate of the excessive and dangerous speed of…
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A tram accident occurred on May 26th near the Granville Hotel, Ramagate, where a serious accident took place nearly two years ago. A tram from the…
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THE Lismore papers are urging their member, Mr. Hindmarsh, to use every endeavour to divert the route of the proposed Kyole railway form Casion,…
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ON Tuesday last an important stop forward was taken in the agitation for the establishment of railway communication between Coraki and Casino, when a conference of…
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A CONFERENCE of delegates, representing Coraki, Casino, and Ellangowan, was held at Coraki on Tuesday to discuss matters in connection with the proposed Coraki…
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IF the claim of the Railway Commissioners, that the business of the railways is the barometer of tho financial position of the State, be conceded,…
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A CONFERENCE of delegates, representing Coraki, Casino, and Ellangowan, was held at Coraki on Tuesday to discuss matters in connection with the proposed…
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IF the claim of the Railway Commissioners, that the business of the railways is the barometer of the financial position of the State, be conceded,…
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The following letter received from the member for Rous, Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh, has been handed to us for publication:— Public Works Department,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →'The Northern Star.' Saturday. August 5, 1905. The Railway Commissioners' Flying Visit
Here and away like an express train, the Railway Commissioners have come and gone, and one feels under the circumstances that unless these gentlemen can devote…
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The Railway Commissioners, Messrs. Oliver, Fehon, and Kirkenaldie, accompanied by Mr. J. Harper, Chief Traffic Manager, and Mr. Shelshire, Permanent Way…
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Several owners of horses complain of the practice of the Council "when repairing the roads in laying raw metal without any blinding whatever. At the present time…
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MAYOR COPE was informed that these officials would arrive in Casino at 4 p.m., on Thursday last by special train, but as it was 7 p.m. before they reached here,…
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