A Terrible Railway Journey
The man who involuntarily travelled the other day from Loudon to Grantham under the railway carriage is interviewed in the “Temple…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1899
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Tee Coonamble Railway. the Sectional Committee's Sitting
THE sectional committee of the Public Works Committee—Messrs. J. Perry (Chairman), R. H. Levien, W. Dick and J. C. Watson, Ms.L.A., and the…
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A hastily convened meeting of the Narromine Railway Leagne was held in Mr. Cahill's office, on Saturday morning last for the purpose of…
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THE Public Works Committee, consisting of Messrs. J. Perry (chairman), R. H. Lovien, P. L. C. Shepherd, J. C. Watson, and W. L. Dick arrived at Dubbo on Monday last, and in…
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FOLLOWING is a continuation of evidence given before the sectional committee of Public Works on Tuesday last:— Chas. Cadell, stock and station agent,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal Ano Macquarie Advocate. Saturday, July 1, 1899. the Coonamble Railway
It Coonamble's claims to a railway are not granted it will not be either for want of froces in the claims. or for lack of investigation into their…
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THE Committee, which is now in this district taking evidence, reached Mundooran on Wednesday. They travelled along the Talbragar, crossed the river near Naran, and followed the…
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THE Cabinet will shortly have before it another scheme for a city railway, which is now being formulated by the officers of the Public Works Department. To a large extent it is an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →People Who Live in Railway Trains
IN different parts of the world there are to be found some very curious objects utilised as dwelling places. The home in the railroad car, however, has not yet…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Original Correspondence. Dubbo Coonamble Railway. to the Editor of the "Dubbo Dispatch."
SIR, -- I think the offc[?]ta of the recent drought show why a railway should be built from Dubbo to Coonamble without delay. The stock route from Dubbo to Coonamble is the…
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Mr. S. W. Chadwick, a delegate from the Newcastle chamber of commerce, a journalist, left Werris Creek on Thursday last to report upon the proposed line…
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THE claims of Wellington to be the great railway depot of the western country of New South Wales are growing greater and stronger as years goes by. Time was when…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Saturday, July 15, 1899. the Dubbo Coonamble Railway
AT last the long-waited-for pronouncement of the Parliamentary Standing Committee ou Public Works in favor of the Dubbo-Coonamble line has been…
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The Works Committee yesterday, earned a resolution in favor of the proposed Dubbo-Coonanible railway…
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An oner of £22,500 by the Government for the railway line running past Rosehill racecourse, has been accepted by the proprietors…
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Sir.—I see by the Sydney papers that the Public Works Committee are taking evidence on the rival routes to Coonamble. As the Mudgee to Coonamble line has such a strong supporter as Mr…
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AT a meeting of the Public Works Committee held on Thursday afternoon the chairman, Mr. Perry, M.L.A., presiding, further consideration was given as to the desirability of recommending…
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On Wednesday-evening, a well-attended meeting was held to discuss some important railway matters and especially to most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wellington-Werris Creek Railway League. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—About two years ago I attended a very large and representative meeting of local and district residents of the above league in the council chambers, Wellington…
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Orange business people are entering a protest against the differential rates on the Western line, also against the recent raising of the freightage charges from Sydney…
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