The Conquering Motor
IN an interesting article in "The World's Work and Play," Mr. H. Norman states:—It is in agriculture that the motor is…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1905
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The Ettrick Road
THE prompt action taken by the Casino Progress Association in regard to this very necessary road is quickly bearing fruit, aided by the efforts of Mr. C. Lee,…
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THERE are three things in the way of railway communication tely essential to the due development of the Upper Richmond area, scarcely an acre of which is unfitted for profitable settlement, provided holders can…
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THE position which the workshops in connection with the present constructed portion of the North Coast railway should occupy, is a matter at the…
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THE position which the workshops in connection with the present constructed portion of the North Coast railway should occupy, is a matter at the…
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ON the above subject Premier Carruthers is now doing the talking part, and to the North Coast people in this far eastern part his utterances are but queer claptrap. He talks of a great North…
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RECENTLY a Sydney paper published a long article anent the above, from which the following very far-fetched and delightfully refreshing passage is taken :-" As an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Longest Span Bridge in the World
There is now under construction across tho St. Lawrence at Qneboo, a cantilever bridge, which when com ploted wilt contain the longest span of any bridge yet erected,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Casino to Tenterfield Railway Extension. Public Meeting
The public meeting convened by advertisement in this journal by Mr. D. Jarman, Hon Sec, of the Byron Bay Leayue, firstly to consider a resolution of the…
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THE meeting advertised and convened by the Mayor to consider the connecting of Casino and Coraki by rail was well attended last Friday evening. The…
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ON Friday last a well-attended meeting took place at Coraki for the purpose of considering the matter of a railway line from Casino to that town. The Mayor, Ald. W. Nolan…
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ON Friday last a well-attended meeting took place at Coraki for the purpose of considering the matter of a railway line from Casino to that town. The Mayor, Ald. W. Nolan…
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The meeting convened by the Mayor to consider the connecting of Casino and Coraki by rail was well attended last Friday evening. The Mayor (Aid. W…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Way to Deal With Tramps
The authorities of Oakland, Maine. U.S., A., have adopted a novel method of ridding their town of the professional tramp. Whenever they discover him in their borders they…
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MR. M.J. FITZHENRY writes:—"In the interests of the public I would ask you to give space to this, and the enclosed. It should have been published…
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AT the conclusion of the railway meeting in the Council Chamber on Friday evening last, Mr. Eugene F. Rudder addressed those , present on the objects of the North Coast Land Settlement…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coraki-casino Railway. Public Meeting at Coraki
AN important public meeting took place in the Coraki Council Chamber on Friday evening last, the object being to consider what steps should be taken in agaitating for railway connection…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Official Correspondence. Cowlong Road
The following letter has been [?]anded to us for public information:— Public Works Department, Sydney, March 24th, 1905…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Open Column. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.--Ed.] Bilongin Road Again. (To the Editor.)
SIR,--In the public interests I would ask you to five publicity to this, and the following letter, in your next issue. The latter should have been inserted before…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Open Column. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.--ED.] Bilongin Road Again. (To the Editor.)
SIR,--In the public interests I would ask you to give publicity to this, and the following letter, in your next issue. The latter should have been inserted before,…
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