Ford's Bridge. (From Our Correspondent.)
Stock Pa[?]aiuga—7th Inst., 300 rains from Deniliquiu to Brindingabba, Christian and Co owners, W. Trimnell in charge. 8th, 4,500 cheep from Lower Lila to Willara, Agency…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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The Cobar-Wilcannia Railway
The Major wired to Mr Sleath with reference to the above railway und was informed by him that it would shortly be commenced. There appears to be a general opinion that…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the Railway and Progress Association was held at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. Present: The President (Mr. G. H. Taylor) Messrs. Sillar,…
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FURTHER evidence of the great looses which the State is sustaining by reason of the drought is given in the figures dealing with the carriage of wool on the railways. For the present…
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On Tuesday and Wednesday in this week the Engineer-in-Chief, Railway Censtruction Branch (Mr. Deane), inspected the Coonamble Railway. He…
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Sir,—One of the pleasantest drives in the environs of Wellington is along the excellent macadamiz d level Molong road as far as the road that branches off at the caves,…
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At a meeting of railway employees yesterday a motion was carried in favor of the establishment of a Railway Employees' Superannuation Fund…
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A number of road, contractors in the Mudgee district formed a deputation to the local member yesterday, and complained that distressed settlers were…
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ON behalf of the Dubbo Railway and Progress Association, Mr. E. H. Utley and the Secretary of the Association (Mr. W. White) visited Cobborah on Friday last, to attend a meeting…
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THE critics of to- day (and they are many) almost all unite in one cry-- that Socialism is, to use Mr. " Daily Mail" Wilson's words, " steering Australia to a certain and not…
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MR. G. H. TAYLOR has received a letter from Mr. James Loneragan, of Mudgee, to the effect that a deputation will wait on the Premier to press on him the proposal to extend…
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A MEETIN[?] of representatives of various centres a[?]ng the route of the proposed Mudgee-[?]gong-Cobborah railway, and attended also by representatives of places…
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THE Coonamble Railway is formally taken over by the Railway Commissioners to-day (Wednesday). The trains will now leave Dubbo on Mondays,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dobbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Wednesday, February 18, 1902. Railway Matters
IN September, 1901, an agitation was commenced in Mudgee for the connection of that town by railway with Dubbo; and the project, as forming…
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Some time before last Christmas a contract was let for making the road from Wells' brickworks as far as the waterworks—the idea being to change the course of Bushranger's…
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A meeting was held at Cobborah on Friday last to urge the construction of a railway from Mudgee to Cobborah via Gulgong. The meeting was largely attended, and was…
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The railway employees' conference decided to request the Commissioners to extend the eight-hour system to employees in the coaching branch, with time and a…
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Stock Passings.—18 inst 30 bead of cattle from Irrara to Cobar, Bannister owner, T. Anderson in charge. 30 head of cattle from Youngerrina to Bourke, A. V. Gow owner,…
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MR. S. PHILLIPS, M.L.A., has been informed by the Public Works Department that a sum of £102 will be noted for consideration on next estimates for the road Narromine to Dundaloo,…
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Mr. S. Phillips, M.L.A., has been isformed by the Public Works Department that a sum of £192 will be noted for consideration on next estimates for the road…
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