Government Gazette. Friday, July 12. Land Resumed for Roads
PART of road from Mundooran to Coonamble and Tenandra, from the north-east corner of J. Gorrie's (now J. L. Brown's) 560 acres c.p., within…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1895
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The Shortest Road to Victory. To the Editor of the Western Herald
Sir,—I had hoped that Mr. Millen would have been returned unopposed so that he would have been able to give his powerful. advocacy of liberal views to strengthen the…
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UNDER date of 28th instant the Railway Commissioners have issued their report for the June quarter of this year. Regarding the railways, it is shown that the earnings for the quarter give an increase…
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A married woman named Helman, believed to be a resident of Wangaratta, Victoria, died in the mail train to Sydney at Gerogery yesterday…
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The Fall Court yesterday decided that railway tickets could not be sold by unauthorised persons, and that the by-law of the Commissioners on the subject was not ultra vires…
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Last night's train from London to Aberdeen, west coast route, London and North Western and Caledonian lines, accomplished the distance, 540…
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Mr. Abeckett yesterday recovered £9 00 damages from the Railway Commissioners for injuries sustained in the Redfern Railway accident, the amount claimed being…
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Mr. Ralston yesterday reco[?] damages against the Railway [?] for injuries sustained in the [?] way accident. He clamed £12 [?]…
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An excursion train has been wrecked near Macon, Georgia, several passengers being killed and 60 others injured…
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MESSRS. Robert Jones, John Haynes, Austin Chapman, James Ashton, R. T. Ball, and H. Macdonald, M's.LA., waited as a deputation the Minister for Works on Thursday to urge the…
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In the action, Grainger versu[?] Commissioners, a verdict was plaintiff for £4000. All the cases been concluded. The total amo[?]…
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Mr. Eddy says he finds the system of tramways is adop[?] universally throughout Europe, a[?] to introduce it in this colony…
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[?] train was derailed by a bullock on [?]urday night near Rosebery. A carriage, [?] 16 passengers, was overturned, but all people escaped, only a few being slightly…
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The last annual report of the Railway Commissioners shows that Narrabri with 565,449 heads the list of sheep trackings for the year, Bourke which at one time held…
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IT is forty years ago since the first railway line was opened in New South Wales. The first line constructed was 14 miles in length from Sydney to…
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A DEPUTATION of residents of Walgett and surrounding districts was introduced to the Minister for Works on Thursday by Mr. Jones, M.L.A., accompanied by the Hon. G. H. Cox,…
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Concerning the Charleville to Cunnamnlla, line the Railway Commissioner points out that if the traffic of the South Warrego district is to be…
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Mr. Eddy, at Young yesterday, said lie hoped, as the railway service was now well organised, he would be able during the next, seven years to reduce…
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THE chief railway commissioner, Mr. Eddy, and one of his collegues, Mr. Pehon, passed through Dubbo by special train on Wednesday morning…
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The Auckland tramways [?] an English syndicate under [?] and it is intended to substitution [?] horse traction…
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