Molong-dubbo Railway
Mr. G. H. Bowhay, secretary of the Cumnock Railway, League, has received a letter from the secretary of the Public Works Committee, stating that…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1916
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Open Column. (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.) Excessive Railway Charges. (To the Editor)
Sir,--In spite of the fact that railway charges are excessive our railway system was run at a loss, last year, of £23,331. The ordinary politican's way…
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Mr. G. H. Bowhay, secretary of the [?]ock Railway League, has received a letter from the secretary of the Public Works Committee, dated 24th…
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The London "Daily Express" publishes the following from its New York. correspondent: American-built aeroplanes of the…
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It unit be recalled that at a recent meeting of the Western Decentralization League, it was reported that the Cabinet had decided to refer the matter…
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By the courtesy of the officials the undermentioned particulars of business and revenue at the Wellington railway station for December 1915, have been…
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A point of law was debated before the courts last week which, though it appears to have been finally decided some time ago, is a constant…
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The many roads loading to Forbes railway station are well stocked with [?] these days [?] are carting…
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Just prior to the Christmas vacation Mr. Dirk Utley completed a motor our of 850 miles, which comprised a rip from Dubbo to Sydney and…
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Following is a statement of the business transacted for the month of December. The revenue received for first-class passenger tickets totalled…
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As the result of a heavy storm in the vicinity of Capcrtee on Friday a washaway occurred on the railway line about six miles on the Mudgee…
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For some time past the railway station yards have suffered from a congestion of traffic consequent on the want of space to enable the officers of…
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It will be recalled that at a recent meeting of the Western Decentralisation League, it was reported that the Cabinet had decided to refer the matter…
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Another serious smash occurred at Clyde railway station on Saturday, when two goods trains came into collision during shunting operations…
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Two goods trains collided at Clyde on Saturday morning. One train was shunting, and through some oversight the engine had not been coupled, so…
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The following Bourke railway figures for the six months ending December 1915, as compared with the six months ending December 1914,…
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January 26th (Anniversary Day) will be a red-letter day at Bawsonville, for that is the date upon which the recently constructed bridge over the…
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While on their way to market on Monday morning two Chinese, who resided at Ermington, were run down by a train at a railway crossing near…
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A meeting of the Bridge League was field on Monday. 10th inst.. when the following members were present; Messrs. James Sunderland, F…
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Two trams collided at Rose Bay last night. Several passengers were injured by broken glass…
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