Railway Proposal
Mr. Dunu has also handed us the following for publication:— Sydney, February 22nd, 1902. Dear Sir,—I have noticed in NARROMINS…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
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The Werris Creek Railway Rivalry
OUR Railway and Progress Association should leave no stone unturned in their endeavours to secure for Dubbo her just rights in tho matter of railway extension and communication. The…
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IN reference to tho rival advocacies in connection with the proposed railway from the Western lino to werris Crock the Western Advocate " says" :-- It is satisfactory to find…
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To use a colloquialism the reply of Mr Hope, Road Superintendent, to the representations which have been made concerning the disgraceful state of the Wellington…
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A contract has been let to George Heskins and Co., Sydney, for the construction at the Albury railway station of one of Nareley’s patent “break of gauges.” The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Remarkable Railway Accident
A remarkable escape was experienced by the driver and fireman of a train belonging to the Jarrahdale Timber Co. Perth (W.A.) last week…
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A meeting of tho Railway League Was held in the Mechanics’ Institute last Thursday night, when the following were present: —Dr. Failes (chair,) Messrs, A…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Railway Revenue. Sydney, March 4
The Railway Commissioners are not satisfied with the financial results of the railway traffic, which has been diminished by various adverse influences, including the drought…
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The railway commissioners are not satisfied with the financial result of the railway traffic, which has been diminished by various adverse influences, including drought. However, since…
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IN connection with the picnic and sports at which the employees of the traffic, loco, and permanent way branch between Orange and Bourke, Cobar, Brewarrina, and Warren will…
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William Parsons, a plumber, residing at Harbor-street, city, was killed late last night by the electric tram on the Parramatta road, making the second death…
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The next meeting of the Wellington Railway League is set down for Tuesday night next, when it is expected there will be a big attendance of members. Mr. Collins'…
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A CONTRACT has been let to Messrs George Hoskins and Co., Sydney, for the construction at the local railway station of one of Harlsy's break of gauges. The machinery…
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IN connection with the probable extension of the railway into Sydney, the State Minister for Works has been furnished by the Agent-General, London, with some useful…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Railway Station Robbed
An iron safe at the Narrabri Railway Station was blown open with dynamite, and £20 in cash taken together with a largo quantity of stamp…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Popular Railway Official
Mrs. Coady's Commercial Hotel was on Friday night the scene of a pleasant and friendly reunion, the occasion being a social "send-off" to Mr. J. H. Orbell, who for the…
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The monthly meeting of the Ford's Bridge Progress Association was held at Mr. M'Phee's hotel on Monday evening, March 3, 1902. Mr. N. M'Phee, Vice-president…
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A correspondent writes: The road up Curra Creek, between the too and thirteen mile poets, is in a deplorable state, being nothing but a mass of dust. In some places…
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THE Committee of the above mentioned association met on Tuesday evening last. The President (Mr. G. H. Taylor) occupied the chair and about 20 other members were present…
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