Collapse of a Bridge. Team and Waggon Fall 25ft
A SERIOUS accident occurred at Morvern, near Cul[?] On Friday last, a wheat-waggaon, drawn by 10 horses, and driven by John Fletcher, was crossing the [?]bong Bridge,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1910
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The "Last West.' New Railway Across Canada
The building of the new railway from Atlantic to Pacific, the Grand Trunk Pacific, is (says a writer in the "Daily Mail") one of the greatest undertakings…
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Mr. J. R. Love, inspector of the railways in this part of the west, has been transferred to wallerawang, the change being, we believe a promotion…
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The suggestion has been made in England that on the occasion of the World's Cycling Trade Championship to be held in London in 1911 a road…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coming Half Sized Motorcar Engine
The gas turbine corresponding to the gas engine has been subject of constant experiment, and though still crude in its development, may shortly…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →When is the Next Bad Drought Expected? the Railway Department Curious
Ihs Government departments have before to day won a certain amount of noto[?]iety for the peculiar mathods they adopt and the flinty question thay…
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The railway earnings for the quarter ended March show a comparative increase of £189,210 and an expenditure increase of £127,055, the net gain being £62,145…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Everything. Thousand Mile Aeroplane
The Wright suit—based on alleged infringement of patents—of which the first results have just been announced in their favour, may result in the doing…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →ELECTRIC v Steam Train
Whether railways shall use steam or electricity is a problem that Professor W. E. Delby believes must be determined by the speed desired. For…
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The Australian sprint champion, A. J. Clark, has, according to an English cycling journal, been engaged by a Continental cycle firm to ride their…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Motor Car Accident
A motor car record down a sleep bank at Manawatu Gorge, New Zealand, landing on the had of the stream 70ft being. The occupants at the opened in jury…
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The railway revenue for the past week shows a comparative increase of 622,337…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Train Smash in America. Famous Train Wrecked
The "Twentieth Century Limited," America's most famous express train, which makes record time from New York to Chicago, was (wired the New…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →An Agressive Railway Policy. Speech by Mr. Wade
In a comprehensive speech made on Wednesday afternoon to an influential deputation which interviewed him concerning the condition of chaos into…
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Twas a broken road whence we bore our load, But we marched 'neath a sapphire sky,…
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A tussle of a singular sort seems to have taken place in the railway yards on Friday evening last—at any rate a couple of posts at the Darling-street…
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A novel cycle aeroplane shown at the recent Aero Exhibition, London, that attracted considerable interest amongst cyclists and aviators, was a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →In the Shoemaker's Shop. Decentralisation of Railways
'I see Mr. Wade in going to give the people all the railways they want," remarked the Blacksmith, looking up from the paper he had been reading…
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When the Chief Commissioner of Railways was in Wellington in connection with the proposed cross-country railway to Werris Creek it was found that the…
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While Mr. J. W. C. Taylor and Dr. Watt were driving along the Curra Creek road to Wellington on Tuesday evening they were subjected to a rather…
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