The Railway Deputation
At the special meeting of the Dubbo R. and P. Association held on the 18th instant, Messrs. G. H. Taylor (president), F. E. Body, and F. Mack were…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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Railway to Cobborah. Diputation to the P[?]mier
MR. RICHARDS, M.L.A., who was accompanied by Messrs. Haynes, Phillips, D. Storey, and J. Fitspatrick, Ms.L.A., and Nr. Willis, M P., introduced a depatation…
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In consequence of the strike of the railway employees in the Netherlands, soldiers now occupy the railway stations, and are supplied with ball cartridges…
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In connection with the offers of the North Shore Bridge, it will be recollected that about half a dozen tenders were referred back to the tenderers for modifications to be made in them…
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THE following letter has been received by Mr. W. N. Willis, M. L. A., from the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales:-- "Office of the Railway Commissioners,…
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A tram collision occurred in Sydney this morning. The driver of one tram and two passengers (a lady and gentleman) were slightly injured…
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The regular quarterly meeting of members of the Dubbo Railway and Progress Association will be held in the Town Hall on Friday evening next…
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It will be seen from an advertisement in this issue that tenders are invited for construction of the new bridge over the Macqaarie river at Dubbo. It is to be a…
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'BY Jove, there goes my train !' The short man with the high hat shot through the gates at the railway station like a thunderbolt, and ran down the…
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At the local Police Court on Monday, before Mr, A. McLellan, J.P., J. K. Moore for using obscene language, was fined 40s or seven days. The fine was paid…
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SATISFACTORY progress is being made with the Narrabri to Walgett railway. The rails are now laid to a point about fifteen miles from Wee Waa, or thirty-nine miles from Narrabri…
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The quarterly general meeting cl members of the Dubbo Railway and Progress Association will lie hold in the Town Hall this (Friday) evening…
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The Johannesburg Railway Conference approved of the construction of seven lines to cost over £5,000,000. It is estimated that £5,000,000 natives will be…
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A TERRIBLE railway disaster is reported from Olean, New York. A train consisting chiefly of tanks of oil parted in the middle near that town on Monday…
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THE Sydney-Melbourne express was 30 minutes late at Albury on Thursday morning. The driver reports a sensational experience, near Harefield, before reaching…
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Mrs. Huzley, the wife of a signalman at Islington Junction, died last night from injuries received through being crashed between a train and the railway…
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Two trucks, containing 86 bales of wool, attached to a train, caught fire yesterday between Brewarrina and Byrock. The wool was destroyed…
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A stoker named Jno. Snowdon fell from a tram on Saturday night and was fatally injured…
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A railway employee named Richard Johns had his left leg cut off at Kiama this morning by the wheels of a truck…
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The following entries have been received by the secretary, Mr. J. Wark:—Railway Employees' Handicap. 130yds.—W. Campey, F. Alderman, J. Harding, E…
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