The Redfern Railway Accident
Sydney, Friday—Mr. Ralston, solicitor, who sued the railway commissioners for £12,000 damages for injuries received in the Redfern accident, has obtained a verdict for…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1895
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Repairs to Roads
Mr O'Sullivan has received acknowledgements from the Department of Public Works of letters referring to the following repairs to roads, and is informed that the…
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Sydney, Tuesday—Mrs Granger, suing for £10,000 for the loss of her husband in the Redfern disaster, got £4000…
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THE cases in which damages were claimed against the railway commissioners for injuries and loss caused by the Redfern railway accident were completed on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Queanbeyan Police Court. Tuesday Sept. 17Th. Before the Police Magistrate and. Messrs. Wright, Bull and Gale. Travelling Without a Railway Ticket
S. Mackay appeared on summons charging him with having on the 4th July last, travelled from Fleming to Cooma on an expired drover's pass with intent to defraud…
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Samuel Mackay was charged with travelling on the railways on an expired pass, with intent to defraud the Commissioners. Accused pleaded not guilty…
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London, Thursday—The Emperor of China has sanctioned the construction of a railway line from Shanghai to Nankin…
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A sad-looking gentleman, like a sort of very much retired Hamlet, with a painful expression of face, entered the coffee-room of a country…
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"Sydney, 21st September, 95. Sir—With reference to your letter of the 6th inst. again urging the opening of a road from the Gundaroo road to Mac's Reef, across the…
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Sydney, Friday—Mr Fashion, one of the railway commissioners, stated at Young yesterday that the New South Wales railways were the only colonial railways which were…
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The following is the result of the tenders opened at the Queanbeyan Court House on Thursday, 17th inst., by the resident engineer, Mr O'Hanlon :—Contract 55, road…
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Sydney, Friday.—The Auckland (New Zealand) tramways have been sold to English syndicate, who intend to substitute electricity…
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Sydney, Tuesday—The re-appointment of Messrs Eddy, Oliver and Fehon, the railway commissioners, has been gazetted…
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Sydney, Tuesday—Tenders for the Jerilderie Berrigan railway will be invited next week…
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Sydney, Tuesday.—The Minister for Works, Mr Young, is considering the construction of an electric tram from the foot of Erskine-street to the Post Office in George-street…
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The following is taken from the Sydney Daily Telegraph:— For a number of years past the inhabitants of a portion of the Queanbeyan district…
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London, Thursday—The American and Canadian railways have combined for the purpose of regulating rates, fares, and freights…
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A shocking accident happened on the tramline in Frenchman's road Randwick, shortly after midnight on Thursday, when a young man named…
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Mr E. W. O'Sullivan has received the following reply:—"Public Works Department, Sydney, November 21st. Sir,—With reference to the petition presented by you from Messrs…
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With reference to the agitation for a road from Point Hut Crossing on the Murrumbidgee River to the Queanbeyan Road, and about which that famous woman's petition was written to the…
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