Railway Accident. Sydney
A serious railway mishap occurred late last night to the Tamworth train. When near Ryde the axle of a second class carriage broke with immense…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1898
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Byrock to Brewarrina Railway
THE sectional committee in their report to the Public Works Standing Committee, recommended that the Byrock to Brewarrina railway should be constructed, on the conditions that…
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THE report of the Sectional Coimmittee appointed to take evidence regarding the proposed railway from Warren to Coonnamble was presented on Wednesday. It…
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THE following in the Sectional Committee a Report on the above railway : The Sectional Committee appointed to inspect, take evidence, and report with…
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THE Public Works Sectional Committee has submitted its report on the Coonamble railway to the Public Works Committee, and has reported in favor of the Dubbo…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate Wednesday, April [?]. Dubbo-coonamble Railway
The report which has been presented to the Public Works Committee by the sectional committee appointed to inspect and take evidence with…
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FEW stories in the romance of squandered fort[?]nes are more remarkable than that of James E. Berry, who in his quixotic pride loved to be know as the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Local Intelligence. the Dubbo-coonamble Railway
ON Friday afternoon the Public Works Committee completed its report to the Legislative Assembly on the proposed railway from Warren to Coonamhle. The report is based on the…
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THE regular quarterly report has been issued. The earnings for the quarter show an improvement of £25,670 over the correspond in quarter of last year--a result, the commit…
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IN a paragraph in our last issue reference was made to the death in a railway carriage between Narromine and Dubbo—during the run of the…
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THE Railway Commissioners, Messrs. Oliver, (Chief Commissioner) Fehon, and Kirkcadie, who are now making an official tour of the Western Railway system, went on to Bourke…
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THE claims of rival routes and partisan advocates have apparently once more delayed the consummation of rail extension to "Coonamble We believe (says the "Coonamble…
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THE Railway Commissioners of the colony (Messrs. Oliver, Febon, and Kirkcaldie) accompanied by Mr. Harper (Traffic Manager), Mr…
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IN giving evidence before the Sectional Committee which is enquiring into the Walgett Railway, Mr. W. N. Willis, M.L.A., Raid that the importance of Walgett and its revenue from…
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It has always been suspected that something lay behind the frantic efforts of the representatives of the Southern States to secure mincrity representation in the Convention Bill and…
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Upon the receipt of a report from Mr Deane, Engineer in-Chief for Railway Construction, respecting the desirability of carrying out the first section of the…
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A train was derailed at Perth yesterday, and Guard McCarthy was killed. Another man, named Kirkham, was terribly injured…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The General Election. The Battle in Bourke. Mr. Barton's Medium Insults the Bourke Electors. And Stigmatises Them as Rats and Vermin. What do the Bourke Electors think of That? The "Rougtt on Rats" Squib. The Authors Afraid to Publish their Imprint. Yet these are the few who Support Barton. Mr. Millen in the House. Makes a Splendid Speech. Condemns Mr. Barton for Turning Turtle. "Mr. Barton's Reply." He Says Mr. Millen's Statements are Untrue. Mr. Millen Wires: "Will Repeat and Prove Every Statement made in the House." He Will Address the Electors in Tobin's Hall, On Monday Night, June 27. He arrives by the Mail Train To-night. An Enthusiastic Reception Promised. What Our Brewarrina Friends Think. The "Times" Speaks. Mr. Barton's Statement to a Gundagai Supporter. Another Opinion. It's Being Proved, Too. Trouble in the Bartonian Camp. The Government Party Enthusiastic
As we predicted, election mattors are certain to be very lively in Bourke. In fact they are becoming livelier every day, and no doubt will continue to bo so, more…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The General Election. The Bourke Battle Begins. Mr. Milieu arrives in BourkeHe is met by a Great and Enthusiastic Concourse of People. Continued Cheering from Hundreds of Supporters. He is Carried Shoulder High from the Platform. He Addresses Five Hundred People from Gale's Balcony. Driven Kound the Town. A Train of 35 Five Vehicles. Headed by the Band. A Magnificent Reception. Hearty Assurances of Staunch Support
The Bourke btllle ban already commenced. In accordance with his wire, which we published in last issue, Mr. E. D. Milieu, M.P., arrived by mail train on Saturday last…
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Messrs. Gordon and Gotch of Sydney send us a copy of Ferris New Pocket Road Map of New South Wales, and Cyclistsâ Touring Guide, showing roads,…
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