The Wagga Wagga Bridge. Public Meeting
A MEETING was held at the Court House on Monday evening for the purpose of taking the necessary stops to urge upon the Government the purchase of the Wagga Bridge…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1875
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Local Intelligence the Wagga Bridge Public Meeting
A PUBLIC meeting, convened by the Mayor (Mr. T. Hodson) agreeably to a requisition addressed to him by a number of residents was held on Monday evening last at the…
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WHEN speaking at the banquet lately given to him in Liverpool the Minister for Works— Mr Lackey—gave the following statistics as to railway progress in this colony:—As the…
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ON Tuesday night some dastardly villain again placed obstructions on the first section of the Beechworth Branch Railway, between Tarrawingee and Everton,…
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THE plans of the bridge, as drawn out originally, showed openings for waterway of 960ft., and embahkments 2800ft. in length ; but on the borough council…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Those Horrible Smells. a Sydney Ballad, sung by Mr. Beaumont Road, AIR—Those Beautiful Bells
THOSE horrible smells , those horrible smells, Silently , solemnly , tolling our knells, From the Clebe Island and over the flood Waiting the perfumes of slaughter and blood…
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THE near approach of the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, said to be the first line used for the conveyance of…
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“AMONG all the matters in which mankind at large have an interest, there are,” said Mr. Bramwell, in his lecture to the British Association last Monday…
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The interesting ceremony of laying the first stone of the proposed new church, at Brucedale, took place on Tuesday last), in the, presence of about 250 persons. It will,…
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THE remarks of Mr. Whitton in his speech at the opening of the railway extension to Gunning are worthy of more than passing consideration. We have it on his authority…
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AT a meeting of the British Association for the advancement of science held last August, Sir John Hawkshaw said that railway travelling was safer than any other, that there was…
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SIR,—Now if ever, is the time to make an energetic movement in the matter of a railway to Gundagai. Everything looks favorable to its being placed in a fair way for accomplishment—at least so far as…
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