The Motor Omnibus
It is the motor age or the infancy of the motor age—which? The indications are, perhaps, that the motor is going to be the supreme vehicle of transportation whether…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
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Straying Stock on the Railway Line
On Thursday last passengers by the down train from Lismore to Byron Bay. had the peculiar experience of having the speed of the train limited by the rate at…
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THE legal gentlemen who came over by the first passenger train on the new line express themselves as much impressed with the country en route. The…
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YESTERDAY Mayor Cope received a telegram from the Minister for Works stating Mr. Stawell had been instructed to arrange for trains between Grafton and…
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AT the eleventh hour the Works Department decided to run excursion trains from Grafton to Casino on the Lismore Show days, to junction with the train…
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THAT it is not always advisable or wise to accept as infallible and definite the official opinion oftentimes offered in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Telegrams. North Coast Railway. Deputation to the Premier. a Favorable Reply. Sydney, Thursday Evening
IN replying to a large and representative deputation, which waited on him to-day, to urge the construction of the North Coast Railway, the Premier…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. North Coast Railway. Deputation to the Premier a Favorable Reply
SYDNEY, THURSDAY EVENING. In replying to a large and representative deputation, which waited on him to-day, to urge the construction of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Star. Saturday Morning. March 4. 1905. the North Coast Railway
The success of dairying on the North Coast, notably by the…
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A LARGE deputation waited upon the Premier, last week, to urge the construction of the North Coast railway. After a lengthy speech by…
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A claim for £ 150 against the, Railway Commissioners was recently brought by William Rutter Hindmarsh. a Robertson farmer, in the Sydney District Court…
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DURING recent years there has been a considerable increase in the express railway speeds of the United Kingdom, due to the construction of more powerful…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Carcoar Municipal Council was held on February 9 th, at which the question of the proposed construction of the Transcontinental…
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IN last, issue of the "R. R. Times" an extract from the Sydney "Daily Telegraph" was published, showing, that Mr. John Perry, M.L.A., for the Richmond…
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MR. J. MOORHEAD, secretary of the Casino Progress Association, has received the following letter from the Public Works Department :-"With reference…
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MR. J. PERRY, M.P. for the Richmond, writes :—I notice in the "Daily Telegraph" an article in reference to this proposal, in which the following paragraph…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Northern Star. Wednesday Morning March 15, 1905. the Railway Workshops
The additional railway rolling stock necessitated by the extension of the line,…
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AT Tenterfield a deputation waited on Mr. Lee, M.P., in regard to extra votes for main and minor roads. Mr. Lee said that as the road from Tenterfield to…
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IN connection with the statement made by the Public Works Department, that no reply had been received from the owners of Wooroowoolgen Estate in…
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IN reply to a letter from Mr. J. Moorhead, secretary of the Casino Progress Association, Mr. C. Lee, M.P. States:—"Re expenditure of grant on road known…
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