Dubbo-coonamble Railway
MR. S. PHILLIPS, M.P., informs as that he has interviewed the Minister for Works and Mr. Deane, the Engineer-inChief for Railways, with regard to the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
281 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 8 of 15
Bad Roads
At least one of the many bad roads leading to Wellington is to have attention. The member for the district is in receipt of a communication from the Public Works Department to the effect that his…
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Mr. F. H. Kennard (Mayor) received the following letter this morning, which explains itself:— July 7th, 1900. The Government has decided, and signed papers for footbridge for Bell River, JOHN…
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In consequence of the abnormal fall of snow from Orange on to the mountains traffic was greatly interfered with. On two occasions trains went off the line near Newbridge, and the regular mails on Friday…
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About five hundred of the unemployed are being absorbed for repairing roods damaged in the recent rain. LOST IN THE SNOW…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. the Railway to Pretoria. London
THE railway from Pretoria to Natal has been restored…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Byrock to Brewarrina Railway. the Tarrion Creek Section
THE Minister for Works (Mr. O'Sullivan) had to abandon his intended visit to Brewarrina to open this railway, owing to the damage by floods and important business matters. The…
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The “Telegraph reports that last Friday, Mr. Deane, Engineer-in-Chief for railways, submitted a departmental report…
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Owing to the remarkable weather, the western railway service suffered, during the past week, an interruption of a character absolutely unprecedented in the…
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MR. H. DEANE, Engineer-in-Chief for Railways, accompanied by Mr. Jamieson, staff surveyor, arrived in Dubbo by Tuesday morning's mail, and was met at…
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Traffic over the Bell Bridge ceased yesterday, and for a space of several weeks , cannot be resumed. The ford near the mill is not yet practicable, the current still…
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The Minister for Works (Mr. O'Sullivan) had to abandon his intended visit to Brewarrina to open this railway, owing to the damage by floods and…
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FEW of the general public take any heed of railway statistics, and when they hear that almost every year there are in this country more than a thousand accidents,…
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IT will be remembered by our readers that some time ago the surveyor in charge of the line (Mr. Jamieson), took levels of the deviation proposed by the Dubbo Railway League, near…
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THE Engineer-in-Chief for Railways (Mr. H. Deane), who specially visited Dubbo district on Tuesday to deal with the matter of the proposed deviation in…
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Sir,—I think it is nearly time the members of the Council made more ample provision for traffic across the Boll River. Instead of one miserable crossing below the brewery, why don't they make…
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The following evidence given by Mr. Matthews before the Works Committee at Dubbo, last month, embodies a lot of valuable information on the railway…
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Thus "Gossip" in the S. and S. Journal— "When we make our rail roads free, and carry all our people and their goods free, and bring the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic Intelligence. Later War News. a Boer Train Wrecker
A young Boer has been sentenced to five years penal servitude for endeavouring to wreck a train at Paarl…
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THOUGH the Railway League has had no official intimation of the news, it is reported by residents along the route of the deviation proposed by the League that the surveyors have taken…
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