The Billabong Bridge. To the Editor of the Western Herald
Dear Sir,—Would you kindly enlighten many of the ratepayers, including myself, as to when the bridge over the billabong is likely to be completed for traffic. At…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1891
8 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers
The Queensland Difficulty. the Miners Strike a Levy. Men Returning to Work. Thirty Railway Employees Dismissed. Sydney, April 10
The Illawarra miners have struck a 2½ per cent, levy on gross earnings for the support of the Queensland shearers. BRISBANE. April 10…
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ON Friday evening while some trucks were being shunted on to the siding in the railway yard nearest to Anson-street, an incident occurred by which two trucks were…
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WHILST the little knot of those who have arrayed themselves in open enmity against the Railway Commissioners have been doing their best to poison the public mind against…
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Mr. Geo. J. Roberts, Superintendent of Railways, has after 23 years experience on the Southern line, been recently appointed to take charge of the Western district, from…
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ONCE there the implacable enemies of the Rail way Commissioners have returned to the attack, and renewed their efforts to cause the overthrow of…
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ON Wednesday morning last a special train arrived in Bourke, having on board Messrs. Kirkealdie, Chief Traffic Manager; Roberts, District Superintendent; Thow,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Hungerford Road
THE deplorable state in which this road is generally placed either through an access of water, or an absence of that very necessary element, is by no means a novel theme…
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