The Railway Chiefs
It is generally understood in well-informed political circles that the Government has decided upon two at lest of the new Railway Commissioners, In…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1907
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War against Bridge. a Young Girl's Losses
Under the State Aoti-Gambling Act' of 1860, Mrs. J. J. Hors[?] one of the leading hostesses of Beaver Falis. Pennsylvania, has been find Li and costs for giving a bridge…
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From New York, on 30th October, the correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote:-Further information fails to lessen…
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The following roads have been classified as main roads within the meaning of the Local Government Act:—Goulburn to Cooma. Tarago…
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THE following roads have been classified as main roads within the meaning of the Local Government Act: -- Goulburn to Cooma, Tarago to…
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WITH regard to the appointments of Railway Commissioners, the Government hope to be able to make an announcement…
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The convicts under the immediate charge of the Government in the Colony were divided into those who were retained in the service of the Government…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →‘Modern Smuggling. Pretty Woman and Motor
From Geneva on October 14th correspondent of the London Express” write:— The customs authorities on the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Balloon Triumph. Aerial Motor-car
On 24th October the Paris correspondent of the "Express" wrote:—M. Santos-Dumont has won the Archdeacon Cup by flying about seventy…
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A popular means of imparting special information on agricultural subjects adopted in the United States, is the Instruction train. A train is fitted up, with…
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From New York on 15th October the correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote:— Mr Justice Shuster's decision on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sunken Train. an American Accident. Drowned Like Rats
From New York, on 30th October the correspondent of the London “Daily Mail” wrote:— Further information fails to lessen…
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Mr. Macarthur proposed a plan for the better conduct of road parties in the colony, which, if earned out, would certainly have made the lot of the workers…
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Mr. Fred, [?] a letter to the S.M. Herald, in reply to one complaining about the advance that has been made by the Commissioners, says:-…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Motors for Mails
FOR some time past the central postal authorities have been considering the advisableness of utillsing motor cars for the conveyance of mails in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Train Murder. Kaiser Suggests Reforms. Arrest of the Criminal
From Hamburg, on 13th November the correspondent of the London “Daily Mall” wrote:— The murderer of Dr. Clansmen, the…
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As escapes were most frequently effected by convicts first getting off their irons, the officer was ordered to inspect aud carefully examine the irons…
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A TERRIBLE fatality occurred at Randwick on Wednesday morning, when a young man, whose named is believed to be Hibbertson, a country…
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Scotland Yard is apparently doing its best to satisfy the numerous writers of indignant letters concerning the misdeeds of motor-omnibuses. Each day the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Balloons Used to Pull Cars Up a Mountain. Austrian Inventor Makes Successful Trial of His New Railway
That the balloon railway will supersede the funicular system for the ascent of mountains is the claim of Herr Balderauer, who has been…
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